More cafes should be like this place! FRESH ingredients, freshly made burgers (ring ahead if you…read moreare in a rush!). Lovely people and nice service

The burger PL 8 is a good place for burgers sandwiches coffees teas and all got drinks and cold…read moredrinks and milk shake and think shake and open 7.30am to 8.30pm 7 days a week friendly staff and good tables services and very clean and 5 stars In the food safe come and tried it mmm

This takeaway is a bit 'out of the way maybe but totally worth checking out if you're in the area…read more I have never actually been there myself but have been at the receiving end of their fare (where a colleague picked up lunch), and, OMG! I repeat: O.M.G!! I have no idea why this place is called what it is. Better names would be: - Cholesterol Castle - Heart Attack Hotel - Mountains of Meat The burgers are just gargantuan in size, probably ridiculously unhealthy (although it has some vege in it), and most importantly, Totally Awesome. Also, only $8!!!

Great Value Tasty Feed! I just wish the place was well kept that's all but other then that perfect…read morefor a trady

Interesting place! Serve yourself: at Bob's Burgers the food was good; order at the counter and…read morethey will bring it out to you when it is ready. At the bar: the same idea. We are told you do not tip here in Australia but once they find out you are an American the are grabbing for the cash. Grace, the bar tender, was nice enough, trying to make our drinks, of which no one here in Queensland -- or New South Wales for that matter (Sydney anyway) -- seemed never to have heard of a martini, was very quick to grab the $10 bill from my hand and say "thank you very much" before I even had the chance to say 'could I get change for this ten?" I was so taken by surprise I just smiled and chalked it up to the degradation of first world societies materialistic training. Sad really. The manager was just out right rude which added to my disillusionment! On a side note: cigarette smoke wafted in from out side giving us the true bar-room feel which, by-the-bye, did not enhance the meal!

My partner and I wondered up this way on a Saturday and thought we would grab a bite to eat here!…read moreOn appearance, cleanliness and presentation it was lovely! I believe it's newly renovated and the atmosphere is wonderful. High set ceilings wonderful looking bar and grate sports/betting area with huge plasma TVs showing several different betting opportunities. Although, When we went to order to start with was great cheep food and not to busy! The menu really didn't have a lot of options if you didn't want to eat a burger. I ordered the only vegetarian option in the burgers and my partner ordered the chicken parmigiana. My burger came up and was huge! Although the it was mainly just lettuce! A lot of lettuce! There was about 2 slices of tomato and a good amount of avocado although it wasn't ripe and tasted terrible! My partners came out on a small plate with a lot of coleslaw! No chips were on the plate ether! We then realised why the food was so cheep as we had to order our own side of chips! The chicken parmigiana was really small as well! He said it was pretty average taste wise also! I order chips and gravy with mine and the gravy smelt so good! I couldn't wait to try it! But it was so watery! It was a really poor excuse for gravy! The chips were yummy with was really the only upside to the whole meal! Disappointed unfortunately.

Goodness gracious, indeed. I was staying directly across the street, which proved to be a highly…read moredangerous logistical setup for my caffeine addiction. My entire morning routine was reduced to throwing on a shirt and pants, stumbling across the road, and receiving top-tier, life-saving coffee. It takes about twelve seconds flat from bed to brew, and frankly, I took full advantage. This local gem completely nails the neighborhood vibe without any of the pretentious fluff. The food is excellent, the coffee is genuinely great, and the sheer convenience is downright lethal. If you live or stay anywhere near this place, just accept your fate, make it your second living room, and hand them your wallet. Five stars, zero regrets.

Pretty Good! Dropped in for a catch up with family (group of 5) not a problem - quickly seated with…read morea smile. Ordered coffee - also quickly served, water glasses and jug on the table. Very relaxed and it was easy to talk. Coffee good. Went for lite meal - smashed avo was spot on. The desserts / cakes are plentiful and variety is broad - tried the dragonfruit cake which was good but not extra so. Really nice.

Munch Inn is a bit of an institution in the Brisbane car scene, so I was surprised that I had to…read moreadd it in Yelp! The cafe is probably your standard greasy spoon but show up on any given Friday night and the place will be overflowing with patrons - because every week there's an informal meet-up of the city's motor enthusiasts that results in hundreds of cars of all types taking up the car park in front and behind the shopping centre. Like-minded boffins gather to admire, look under bonnets and chew the fat on their favourite topic - cars. But this review is about food, so I'll tell you that Munch Inn always has plenty of staff to cope on big nights, and an efficient ordering system in place. Chips are popular of course but I recommend the burgers - my Aussie was beautiful, and great value for money at less than $10. So big I had trouble wrapping my laughing gear around it, I nonetheless gobbled it up and my hubby's standard hamburger didn't last long either. There are several other cafes and takeaways in the shopping centre that cater for the car aficionados on a Friday evening, but Munch Inn is where it's all at. Highly recommended for a good burger and a way of taking part in a little-known Brisbane subculture.

I tried the chicken burger. I hope it was mayo but I can't be sure it was. The chicken looked a few…read moredays old and overall it was not enjoyable despite the reasonable prices. I haven't tried much else but will probably avoid this place.

A fantastic little café punching above its weight…read more Bringing a modern but not sparse aesthetic to the area, you'll first see the AstroTurf facade, and then notice the finer details- Edison globes hang from the ceiling, and road signs hanging from the walls. There's great coffee to be had, and a cabinet of some great looking food. I had the Breakfast Bagel (bacon, egg, sharp cheese and a chunky tomato relish). Service was very quick, even with 20+ people already inside. There's indoor and street seating - your usual faire of kitschy wooden tables and metal stools. Take a seat at the bar, and let the commotion rage on outside. Gas Espresso also sells their beans by the bag. Will be back for sure!

Coffee Lovers your new meeting place is here! This place may be small but BOY does it pack a…read morepersonality. Located on Sherwood Road at Sherwood, this small cafe never has a problem getting bums on seats. From the friendly welcome the minute walk through the door to the order to go window, the service is on point and excellent making your experience one to be savored and talked about with your circle. Popular with school drop and pickup parents, and hot yoga goers these times can see the cafe to capacity but still worth the effort even if it is to go.

Came in for food, and received really nice and polite service from Sadie!! Will come again!read more

I find myself trying a new KFC every time I see a store I haven't been to. So like poetry I saw…read morethis store and wanted to purchase a Zinger burger meal and my partner got a double tender burger meal.... Our order was completely wrong, we waited for 10 minutes for our food and then after all of that... our chicken was raw. Safe to say I will not be returning to this establishment.

The burger was great. The buns were nice sweet. Very…read morefilling. But the cold brew coffee was disappointing.

Live nearby Jindalee and feel your 'hood is lacking a decent cafe option? Bare Bones is for you…read more Live on the other side of town? This may not be the new cafe hub fro you? The menu just leaves me underwhelmed. Not because it isn't good our meals were decent (my vego sandwich - pumpkin, lentils, haloumi and rocket was a filling and reasonably healthy option for Saturday lunch). It's just that I feel the owner, one of Brisbane's most lauded chefs, could have taken more of a punt to bring together a menu that was bold and full of something more than a pasta dish, some hearty winter options (shanks) and open subs. I acknowledge this also could be what they're going for so that it is accessible to many. Perhaps as the weather warms and salads return to the menu this spot will truly shine. The prices are decent. $12-$14 for more subs and your most expensive mains being the lamb shanks at $24. Breakfast ranges from $10-$18 for their version of the big breakfast and there's a dedicated kids menu for breakfast and lunch. They'd run out of glasses on our visit and the service was a little patchy. From ordering to eating lunch there was a 45min wait for our meals (a rueben sandwich, a vege sandwich and a chicken salad to be brought to our table). And coffees that were ordered long after others were delivered first with us having to follow up on the others. Still, each time I've been at the home maker centre it's full. Which shows that it's a gem in a sea of hungry home shoppers wanting more than McDonalds and locals alike.