Burger It

Great produce and buns and the meet was tasty, but the pictures showed 5-7cm thick patties. Mine was about 1cm thick. If after a fat juicy American style burger go elsewhere. The sweet potatoes were good and it sounds like they do have good veggies burgers. Would have given it 3.5 if given halfs not bad but not great.

Not very impressed at all. $14.90 for a burger with the lot, and that price is without chips or a drink. I thought I would give it a go, expecting something amazing . The pineapple tastes like a very cheap can import, the beetroot tastes the same. I don't rate the mince meat. The plastic cheese was rubber. I describe the burger bar as a novelty, a place you go to once and never go back. My local takeaway bar sells a burger with the lot for $7.90 and all the ingredients taste better. The shop has a very nice paint job which attracts you to it, but I am not there to eat the paint on the wall. I have never seen more then 2 customers in the shop.

The burgers are decent and the prices are not very expensive. There is lots of variety in the types of burgers available. The preparation time is more than what is normally expected however it does seem that the establishment uses fresh ingredients. The meat is also halal. Overall a very decent burger joint, I would recommend to visit at least once.

Awful. - Burgers are far overpriced for what you actually get, both in terms of toppings and overall taste - It took 30 minutes for our food to be made (2 burgers and chips) - The 1 member of staff working the whole place was rude - Chips cost $3 and you LITERALLY get a single handful of chips Don't eat here. Save your time, save your money and go to one of the many other boutique burger joints.

I went here by accident on Wednesday night when I was looking for an affordable and quick place to eat before I went to my appointment in Margaret Street. I had previously gone to a pizza restaurant in Tynte Street but decided not to eat there as I was advised that there would be a twenty minute wait and the cheapest meal I could get would start from $15. I didn't want to pay that much and wait that long as I had an appointment I needed to be at within the hour and I didn't want to rush my meal. So I decided against eating there and walked around the corner to O'Connell Street where I found Burger It. I was pleasantly surprised to see vegan and vegetarian burgers on the menu. The man who served me said my burger would be ready in ten minutes. He told me he can veganise the burger I chose ($9.50) by omitting the mayonnaise and replacing it with a plum sauce. I chose Pump & Grind It because I liked the ingredients of the patty, which was pumpkin, cashew, carrot and ginger. The man who made it brought it to my table and even gave me a napkin. The burger was delicious although the flavours didn't come through that well, but I know it was healthy and cruelty free. Improvements to be made could be cutting the burger in half for ease of eating it, better presentation and supplying bigger napkins.

Just went here. Where do i start. 1 - Burger was very average and undercooked 2 - 25 Minute wait 3 - Had dine in and they didn't even bring the burgers to us we had to get them from the front counter 4 - Chips were overcooked 5 - Service was very poor I would AVOID this place and go to the strathmore - $12 gets you a good burger, chips and a soft drink with friendly staff