Yo! Yo!... Gimme a beat.... I'm about to spit fire here…read more Straight out of bed, Just had my hydralites, crazy mother f*cker with his gang with appetites. When our order got called off, our hunger got sawed off. Squeezed the bun and the chips got hauled off. You too boy if you listen to me, get your ass here for some burgers cooked perfectly. Rolling on my fat ass out, that's how I'm going out. This place is legit as hell. Really good price for absolutely amazing burgers. Our group spent most of our time just reading all the stuff on the walls. For what I thought was just a run of the mill burger joint the service was excellent, guy even checked how everything was, did we need anything? etc. Top notch. I also liked reading the story behind the place. If you're still reading this, this is a cool place that deserves your business.

I'm a big burger fan and know a good burger when I order it. The Da'burger I ordered was okay it…read morewasn't fantastic I would give it 3 stars. The french fries 'chips' were really good we liked them, but I was shocked they charge for ketchup 'tomato sauce' which was okay. I still like this place and it's vibe and would go back again to try something else.

It was maybe ten years or so ago in Melbourne that I was first introduced to Grill'd, and at the…read moretime their burgers genuinely blew me away. I'm not sure if there's been a change across the chain since then, but my visit to Brisbane's Wintergarden Grill'd was a bit sub-par compared to what I remembered. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? The service and atmosphere at this Grill'd are both perfectly fine, and they've got a good deal of real estate to work with. The burgers are made fresh to order, so you can expect to wait a good ten minutes as I did for my standard Grill'd Burger. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $12.00 AUD for a Grill'd Burger was a reasonable price point, and this burger was of good size. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Everything about my Grill'd Burger was just okay. For starters, while the patty had some good flavor to it it was far too small especially compared to the oversized bun. From there, the peripherals were unique enough to keep it interesting, but made the patty seem like a supporting act as opposed to the star of the show. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? The Wintergarden Grill'd dishes up good burgers, but I don't think great burgers. No Star.

For a hungry me and Boris, I decided that we'd try the Wintergarden Grill'd, which I've passed…read morequite a few times thinking it looks nicer than the one in South Bank. Grill'd's (that's weird) look is novel, and varies between chains, but I especially like this one with it's extra-large fork "chandelier" and wooden interior decor (and went a little photo happy with my iPhone). Their decor isn't anything elaborate, but simple and novel. I like their overall presentation of both the place and the food, plus they give you an "emergency knife" for those who have hard time managing their burger... I had the Moroccan Lamb burger, which was better than one of their beef burgers that I had some time ago, and their fries were pretty good as usual. Boris had a beef burger, which looked pretty good, especially with the panini bread, rather than the traditional. Though the patties were still the "Australian burger patties" that come in "pattie-cutter" form and resemble meatloaf, the burger combinations of Grill'd's burgers still better than a lot of places that I've tried. Yee, I'm not sure that meal was exactly 'healthy' as they advertise it, but it did leave me full for quite a while after...

I had been walking around south bank for probably 30+ minutes trying to figure out what to eat. Jet…read morelag does funny things to my appetite. I had seen this place in an alleyway. In all honesty, I wasn't hungry, but I hadn't eaten anything in over 12 hours, and knew I needed to. A lot of the menu has a lot going on, so I asked the employee for the most simple burger, and fries. Though it was a simple burger it was not lacking in flavor. The bun was perfect and soft. The bun was well cooked and flavorful. I wish I was in town long enough to come back and get one of their specialty burgers because this place I'm sure is worth multiple visits.

the service was terrible. everything took 20 minutes to come out…read more food was okay. ambience was dim lit and nice lighting though.

Went at around 1:40pm At this time the location doesnt seem…read moreto do much justice as its shaded and quiet cold, Waiter unfortunately miss understood us constantly and forgot some of our items in which we had re ask for. I got a karaage burger but it was a charcoal bun which it wasn't advertised to be, I personally didnt enjoy my meal but my partner had a ruben club and the portion was great but the price definitely matched the portion. Not much use of seasoning or sauces could be found so the food was quiet bland. I wouldnt go out of my way to eat here again but it was decent.

Unfortunately had a really horrible experience. I was at the table for over 20 minutes before…read moresomeone even came around and then was there an additional 45 minutes waiting for the food I ordered. I ended up just canceling the order and going elsewhere. I really wanted to like this place.

Give me a Milano meal any day. It's so great when you find a place you love by accident, and Milano…read morewas just too easy being located where it is: smack bam in the centre of the mall near George Street. That seems like a pretty shrewd location choice for me; no extra marketing needed there, you just walk out of the Myer Centre and browse around a few more shops and see Milano whereupon you say to yourself, "yes, I am hungry, maybe I'll see what's on the menu at this place". It's safe to say Milano will suck you in because it has a range of menu choices for every taste. Considering I'm a fussy eater, I think it's safe to say Milano has got menu choices down pat. Asking for one of their hot breakfasts with crispy bacon never disappoints, and I have to say their chicken sandwiches are so fresh and succulent and melt in your mouth. And their chips...wow. Shoestring fried goodness cooked to perfection! Milano is a safe choice in winter or in summer to get away from cold winds or stifling summer heat, and it provides a safe haven when I'm in the city and starving.

I went here and one of the employees punched me and spat on my food. I didn't really like him. I…read morewas here with my autistic friend zayde so the employee also made fun of him and threw gum in his hair, so he had to go bald. 1 star

Growing up in Qld I consider myself to be a fish and chips shop connoisseur. I know what I like…read moreand exactly what I'm looking for in a fish and chips shop. 1. Good chips. No gimmicks (beer battered, curly etc). Good quantity. You come for the fish but stay for the chips. 2. Fresh fish. Need to be able to buy fresh fillets, not just their previously crumbed/battered offerings. 3. Not pretentious or too fancy. Fish and Chipperies, Fish Cafes, Fish Bars etc need not apply. 4. Location. Everyone knows fish and chips taste better by the beach. Graceville Seafood hits the mark on 3 out of 4, but I won't hold its lack of beach against it. It is exactly what you want in a fish and chip shop. Nothing fancy, no "fish cafe" here with $20+ meals served on fancy "plates" with "cutlery". No sir. Fresh fish, excellent chips (a sturdy chips, not beer battered, well cooked), and at a good price. I couldn't go past the $10 cod, chips and can deal. Added a serve of calamari, because I like to treat myself sometimes. Highly recommended for a Friday night feast on the couch watching master chef.

Got extra calamari rings the one time I went. Cheaper than the place at Graceville Ave so I make my…read moreway here compared to a much shorter walk to that other place. Chips were well made and a good salt distribution. Fish was decent.

Service was excellent, fast and friendly, food was good and catered well with an option for our…read more12yr old also - would recommend

You wouldn't want to know how disgusting the kitchen is - all the dirty dishes being soaked in sink…read morefor a whole night and simply washed by water without disinfection. Is it legal? No one ever take a glance of the kitchen when using their bathroom? Ok, no look, no germs.Y suggestion is, RUN!

Grill'd Rosalie serves up some of the most enormous burgers I've ever seen - inside Australia at…read moreleast. This is a health-burger chain store that promises to deliver fantastic, organic-tasting burgers at good prices and it does - they just forgot to mention how big the portions are. It's not a bad problem to have, really - much better than getting an unexpectedly tiny serving when a restaurant is aiming for 'pretentious'. Most recently I went to Grill'd with three friends. One was a vegetarian, and she was delighted by the vegetarian burgers on offer here. We all ordered different burgers, all with bizarre stylized names I cannot recall now nor mere seconds after placing the order. When they came out, the shapes of the buns and spilling lettuce made them all look like the same burger. But they all tasted quite different. The sauces on each burger are definitely catered towards the burger's theme, which is good to know if you want to avoid something spicy (e.g. stay away from anything with the word "Mexican" in it.). Lamb burgers are interesting, but generally I stick with beef. I stuck with beef this time and, accepting a taste of the lamb burger from my dutiful friend, I think the beef burgers are better here. The vibe of this restaurant is a cross between 1960s retro and Planet Hollywood. It's a little unashamedly chain-like in its brash colouring, but it's a cool colour scheme and the "Grill'd" sign is written in a delightful Happy Days-like font. The location is also ideal: you're above-ground as Grill'd is located within a larger complex, so you get a nice amount of wind coming down off Mt Cootha, or however wind moves. I'm not a meteorologist.

I'll confess that I'm currently on a Grill'd ban. You see formerly living not 200m walk from…read moreGrill'd Rosalie where tasty and fresh burgers could be found a plenty had its pros and cons. The pros? A Grill'd Mini Moo on a gluten-free bun with avocado and tasty cheese. Hold the tomato sauce and herbed mayo. The cons? I've had it so often now it's time for Grill'd Rosalie and I to take a break (I'll assure you it won't last long). True to the brand, the staff at Grill'd Rosalie are always jazzy, happy-go-lucky and full of hipster cred which gives a great atmosphere. I've been to a few other Grill'd locations and perhaps it's my local pride kicking in but they're never the same. Around Movember (November) the line is out the door but generally the burger delivery to belly ratio is minimal. Enjoy!