X is the new kid on the burger scene.. and I have to say I'm a fan. Ordered the the Big D... The…read moreslaw used was a mix of Asian Thai fusion and the pulled meat (pork n beef brisket) was done to perfection. Topped off with a light brioche bun... amazing! If ur wanting something a bit different.. This is the one. The Big D burger is a standout ... The combination of infused slaw with pulled meat works! and is definitely "that" taste journey I will return for! Also tried their KFC as well.. bit salty for my liking..

When you walk into a place and think "oh yeh another burger joint" but you are pleasently surprised…read morethat the brioche is about where all commonality ends. Ok yeh, Maccas does Brioche now but do they do it with amazing cut meats or southern fried chicken? I was confused as to what to call this place as it serves up an array of Americana type dishes with interesting add ons. What you can say is Dexter pulls off a very unusual offering while still being casual enough to not feel you need a PhD to understand the menu. I ordered the Big Dexter. Pulled Pork and Beef Brisket.... wow it was yum. I usually do the half way swap with the wife so we can experience more of the menu but there was no hope for this one. This was accompanied by Shoe String Fries finished with a BBQ Rub. .... Hold up. I can't forget... I actually started with a can of Tecate and Burnt Siracha Corn. Which was a great introduction to a lazy Sunday at Dexter. Can't wait to go back! Apparently the meat donuts are in high demand

I thought that this was just another chain store but it turns out that the only one is the one in…read moreEpping. Anyway, since I visit the cinema quite regularly, and since it is across the road from the cinema, I decided to go and pay it a visit, and while I was about to simply write it off I discovered that the burgers and fries were actually surprisingly good. Okay, it is basically a burger joint but they also do shakes, so you could call it one of those retro 50s diners.

Fantastic but can't always get delivered, the best burgers around and the loaded chips are really…read moregood too, it's takes a while to make but we'll worth it

Chew Burger of Preston is legit. The burgers are big the mets is juicy and the fries are crunchy…read more Service is quick and friendly and if there are no spots in side then don't hesitate to head next door for a beer while you wait, they'll bring the food to you. I had the plenty burger and it didn't let me down, huge burger and it was perfect. Can't wait to come back!

This is my first one star review. I feel the need to…read morejustify it so I will. I came to Chew yesterday. The gentleman at the counter told me it would be at least 30 minutes till my burger came out. Seeing the row of dockets on the wall I said no problems. Thanks for letting me know and left. Today I tried again. The row of dockets less full than yesterday. Awesome and to be expected as its Sunday. Happily ordered a 3072 and a fries which I had asked the lady if they would be able to do a half serve in Ghost Chili Salt and the other with Parmesan salt. She said she will let them know. 35 minutes later despite having 3 people in the store and after about 20 orders have gone via uber eats and next door to Racoon Club. I have a burger and fries and I'll get to that but first let me talk about how a eat in establishment should present themselves: 1. Be warm and welcoming. 2. That's pretty much it. I can only assume Chew is trying to save money on refrigeration because they keep the door open in winter. The customers that are sitting eagerly awaiting their food were wearing their jackets and beanies. INSIDE. It was freezing. I have no idea why any eat in establishment should be designed to be that cold but it is hugely inappropriate. Now for the food. Before I ever got my food beyond feeling hypothermic I was interested to see the familiar brands of Birds Eye and Kailis Bros fine frozen products (shoestring fries and tempura onion rings) but that's less relevant. The burger was completely adequate. The bun was cool because they keep toasting bread even though that's a relatively quick part of the burger process so there is always toasted bread ready for when all the other elements are ready. Toasted but not warm. The veggies and sauce were all lovely. Burger was somewhat pink. Can't complain too much there. Overall the burger was 3/5 My fries the chef had nicely coated in Ghost Chili salt. All of them. When someone recounted my order with half ghost chili, and half Parmesan salt he kindly dusted some Parmesan over the top of it and sent it my way...not impressed. Now beyond that the food at Chew is PERFECTLY seasoned. So much so that salt and pepper are not necessary items on the tables for the dine in customers. When approaching the counter to ask for some salt the massive salt was brought to give my fries a healthy shake before it returned home on the chef's line. Conclusions: I think that Chew Burger might be an adequate burger but this experience was atrocious. From the indoor temperature, to the time (and associated lack of disclosure), to the fries and not owning the order and just trying to settle for mediocrity. I think as a food option for Raccoon club it is great (but that's mostly due to Raccoon club being great about allowing outside food into their establishment). However as an eatery standing on its own two feet it failed spectacularly. If I was to go to Chew again I would only do it in the context of going to Raccoon club or as an Uber eats option.

This is one of those accidental discoveries that I discovered as I was walking down Plenty Road one…read moreafternoon after work. Having not seen it before, and pretty much picking it out as one of those trendy innercity bars (not that Preston could be considered inner city, but it is on the south side of Bell Street, so as far as I'm concerned that pretty much classifies it as inner city) I decided to check it out. I have to say that as soon as I stepped into the warehouse (it looks like it used to me a mechanic of some sort) I was immediately impressed. This is definitely the type of bar that I could spend a lot of time sitting with friends or just reading a good book. What's even better is that you can order food from the burger joint next door and they have no issue with you eating it here. Definitely on my must visit again sometime soon list.

What do you mean you're going to let me bring in my OWN food, play all your board games and sit on…read moreyour comfy lounges while serving me drinks? Are we in some kind of alternative hospitality universe here, or what!? The Raccoon Club is incredible: a warehouse styled building in the middle of seemingly nowhere (but conveniently located right in front of a tram stop) this is the kind of place that more neighbourhoods need. A huge space, great tunes, welcoming publicans, board games, a pool table, the option to call the local thai/pizza/indian and have them deliver it right to your couch or oversized bar stool...you're going to want to silently high-five the world when you first come here, and that's before you even think about having a drink. Is that a giant list of locally crafted beers and ciders I spy? Why yes, I think it is. And hang on a second, what's with the incredibly well stocked back bar? 15 types of Gin? Weird stuff I've never heard of? Good god, can I bring my tent and pitch it in the corner for a few weeks?

I enjoyed the food here. They've got an interesting selection of burgers with some unique American…read morestyle varieties I haven't seen at other burger places in Melbourne. I went for the LeBron burger, a spicy beef burger. The chips were pretty good too. The dining areas were a bit of a let-down. inside was too noisy and outside is right next to a large, congested and ugly intersection.

Good solid burger joint in the North. Cheesy Bacon fries were just as you'd expect, American out of…read morea can style cheese sauce, American style bacon pieces (you know the type, almost candied), and really good thick chips. The chocolate cookie shake was divine. The burger itself was nice, a good mix of sauces, but the meat pattie itself was probably a little dry if anything? The brioche bun wasn't too "briochey", and it is served in a half unwrapped, ready to eat and catch your drippings fashion. Service was quick and friendly, the decor is basically a basketball court, complete with rings, and they have a decent sized outdoor space out the front, but multiple tables big enough for big groups (we had 7). Fun Fact - the burgers are all named after prominent NBA players (hence the title Dribbles). I went the good Ol' original Jordan Royale. I mean, well i had to, we were sitting on table number 23.

One of the great steaks of the world. The stone grill allows you to cook your steak to perfection…read more A five star meal without the need for dress shoes and a tie. Great causal atmosphere with a friendly staff. Desert desert desert did I say desert?? Eat your heart out. We thought the steaks were good well wear your Homer Simpson stretch pants.

I have now been to Demazzi Stone Grill over 3 times and they have secured a top 10 spot on my…read moreburger list! They get better with every visit. 100% add Demazzi to your list, the travel to Essendon is well worth it. Milkshakes - OMG, one of the best milkshakes I have ever had, top 10 in Melbourne easy!

This is the best Ribs and Burgers in Australia…read more Service is always on point, the staff and managers are friendly and service focused. The food is consistently excellent and a level above other locations.

we have been there alot in the past and always been great…read more but there seems to be a change with all the staff and I. guessing new management. the ribs were dry the chicken was so over cooked that instead of the chicken coating beening golden brown it was nearly black and it tasted burnt. the staff were ok but when they were taking our order another staff member keep interrupting and so our order taking keep lossing her spot. the waiter pretty threw the food on the table. it was very disappointing when you $120 and it wasn't worth it.

Got the Malibu and it was juicy and great tasting. And the…read moresurprising thing is it's at DFO and didn't cost an arm and a leg.

One of the most amazing Kebabs Ive ever had. I liked it so much I came back the next day for…read moreanother!! $10 for an 18inch long kebab! Service was quick. So many kebabs being made and taken away! If you're in Melbourne stop here!!

The best adana I've ever had!…read more The kebabs are very generous with meat and taste great. One of the best kebabs I've had! There's always a queue here, that's telling you something!