Another really good McDonald's this one is the best McDonald's near my mums house. Whenever I see…read moremy mum we always go get maccas here great looking playground and staff were really friendly every time we visit. The wait time was barely a wait one of my favourites.

Great maccas nice and clean with a good playground for the kids. Staff are polite and friendly.read more

Truth be told, this is a really good Macca's. It's either newly built or newly refurbished, I'm not…read moresure which, but the decor both inside and out is quite modern with clean fresh lines. I've been here a few times now and always had really good service from the cashiers, the place has been quite clean (including the toilets!) and I've enjoyed myself. The food isn;t really going to differ in quality or taste much from one Macca's to the next and so it is the atmosphere and the staff which make the experience a stand out one. Here at Port Adelaide, they have done that very well indeed!

Drunk burgers and fries…read more This is the best Maccas in the city I reckon, its huge, 24/7 (like all), security staffed and a great social meeting place. After going to HQ or a club on the West End of Hindley, this Maccas is the last stop before the taxi. It's always busy, the food service is quick and the staff are ok at any time of day or night. A few things to watch out for- its filthy inside all the time, the toilets are almost impossible to use because they are always locked and the people you get inside aren't the friendliest..

There are many things that come to mind when I think of McDonald's, cheap, easy, fast... But now I…read morecan also say, AMAZING! The Create Your Taste seemed like clever marketing ploy that I was skeptical of, however it's now been confirmed as the cleverest marketing ploy ever because it actually is better than expected - like waaay better - and lives up to the claim 'worth getting out of the car for'.

I simply love Adelaide because of it simplicity, frog cakes and its AB dishes…read more Forget the doctor's advise and jump right in. Chunks of lamb or chicken ( you pick) tossed with the right amount (or more) mixed sauces, and mixed with a platter of french fries. It is divine with a capital D. Pair it with a soda or a chilled drink and you're all set for a gastronomical journey. Inside the cafe, you'll find arcade games which the kids will fancy no doubt whilst the rest stuff their face with this sweet juicy AB. Don't believe it's that good? Take a look at my photo and you'll see why this is Adelaide's popular hang out. A tip though: Bring cash, they don't do Eftpos here.

Aka The Red and White, this burger joint is the arch nemesis of the Blue and White burger joint…read morethree doors down. This rivalry is not exactly Underbelly material however, it mainly involves college students from two rival schools throwing cold chips at each other's heads from the front of the two stores. The source of the rivalry originates from the delightful meal, 'Afterbirth' or sometimes even better, called 'Abortion', shortened to 'AB.' Both cafes claim to have come up with the idea of getting a pile of chips and covering them with yiros meat and a variety of sauces. Sure, I've heard the buzz about the deliciousness of this creation and its ability to cure hangovers, but I cannot abide eating a dish that looks and sounds like this. Shorten it however you please, but it's still named after placenta. I like the Red and White better than the Blue and White because it has groovy arcade games and a wall of fame with heaps of intriguing posters of people drunkenly scoffing AB's. I also think this one has a more chilled out attitude; the Blue and White I find a little less friendly, a little less re-laxed, man. As far as the burgers, you know what? I actually like both. It's a tie. Both serve delicious burgers and accoutrements. At the risk of being called a traitor: I do like Blue and White chips. Am I allowed to love them both?

Gd fast food. Better priced n better taste than maccas. Fast service. Drink refills are a plus…read more Easy parking. Cable tv instore. Nice booth seats. Egg benedict muffin is nice n so are the gourmet angus burgers. Hashbrowns available all day at $1 each.

Do not eat here. This hj's is revoulting. Everytime is cold..stale and we didnt even wsnt to give…read moreit to the dog. Service is crap n not worth wasting ur time ir money (vomit)

Much as it pains me to say, I really really enjoyed this burger experience…read more Why would it 'pain me' I hear you ask. Well I must admit kind of wanted to hate Grill'd. I wanted the service to be flawed and the burger to be rubbish because this franchised store is muscling in on the home turf of some fantastic, locally owned burger joints, all with brilliant back stories and great local connections (that being said, I am very aware that Grill'd do some great local initiatives at each store for local community groups). Grill'd is a Victorian franchise and we all know that there's a bit of an established rivalry there so I had plenty of reason to be apprehensive. So here's the tale of my first (and yes, certainly not my last) Grill'd visit; Even a week after their grand opening there was a line-up out the door - either people are keen to try something hot and new or these burgers are genuinely good (probably a little from column a and a little from column b). The line moved super quickly and soon we were at the front - ordering a Mustard and Pickled! beef burger and a Goats Cheese and Hummus lamb burger - there was a choice of bread - we chose the healthier looking wholemeal one and then topped it off with some 'famous Grill'd Chips' (a claim I though a bit bold considering I'd previously never heard of their fame....) Finding a table in the crowd was a little struggle but we grabbed one and not long after, despite the large number of orders, our food arrived. At first it looked a little too healthy - I get that it's a healthy burger joint, but when it comes to burgers there is a fine line...any how, the first bite took away any doubt I had in my mind. The mustard and pickle burger was divine - great flavours and delicious at every bite. The lamb burger was fantastic as well (please note I didn't eat ALL of both - I shared...) and to top it off, the seasoning on the chips has left me wanting more (the chips themselves weren't anything to write home about, but the seasoning blew my mind). After my meal I also felt great - not heavy and weighed down like I feel after eating some other burgers! There are many other options on the menu that I'm itching to try so with a heavy and a guilty conscious I will be returning to Grill'd in the very near future.

Great staff (very well staffed, unlike the other boutiques who are often understaffed), great set…read moreup, great menu, quick service, very spacious. Cute kids burger deal in box but it wasn't a mini it was a big one cut in half! Steak sandwich would have been good had it have been on a toasted thin lepinja or whatever but it was on a giant bun. The "healthy" zucchini chips were battered and then fried. The sweet potato chips weren't battered but they were reheated so we're soggy yet still greasy and salty. You can't buy a side salad unless you buy a complete chicken salad meal (All salads have chicken, no other option). If you just want a burger and a beer then this place is fine off peak when it's not packed but it's not healthy or fresh. It just has great imagery but so does everywhere now. The staff are real nice and friendly much better than the other new boutique chains whose staff still have that less interested slap up burger joint feel. This chain is the 'Virgin' (as in Richard Branson) of the burger chains. The Norwood store has a great location. Bare in mind in terms of quick eatery options around now compared to say Argo across the road, I gave it 3 stars but compared to other similar burger joints its 4 stars (4.5 due to great staff, location and Reggae singers!)

This little take away food stand has sat at the bottom of the ramp at the Adelaide Railway station…read morefor literally years. In fact it was here when I was a teenager, so it was one of those regular sights that I would walk past on my way to work in a morning, though I rarely would stop by for a drink (though occasionally I would buy a donut, or some chips - their chips are pretty good). Recently I did decide to try one of their teas, though they only have the basic - nothing all that special. It wasn't bad (though tea isn't all that hard to make, though it can be mucked up quite easily), and they also used filtered water, which takes the bite out of it, and those of you who know about Adelaide water will understand what I am talking about. They do have a little area where you can sit and eat, but it is basically just one of those grab and go stalls.

I'm staying close by at my friends spot and was told that this is the place to go to for a decent…read moreburger in town. We called in our order ahead of time for three burgers and two orders of sweet potato chips. We had no issues when we had no problems when we arrived for our pickup, bit as soon as we got back to the house, we noticed one of the orders of chips were missing. My friend called and the attendant said that she only had one order of chips on the order. We went back to the shop to pick up the second order and the attendant made my friend pay for it. I ordered the satay chicken burger, which I found to be quite tasty and very filling. I added avocado on top and it made it even better. The meal came out to 14.50 without a side of chips, a little expensive. Overall, good meal , but quite pricey and disappointed in the mixup.

I used to live in Blackwood. I thought it was a great little burb in the foothills, but something…read morewas always missing. I couldn't quite put my finger on it. Anyway, we moved further into the hills to Bridgewater and about 2 months after the move a friend asked us if we had been to fancy burgers. "Fancy what?" I said. "What burgers?". "What are you talking about?" I was upset. Why did the universe create a burger joint that was the talk of the town after I had moved. It was not good. A few weeks later I tried my first Fancy Burger, and I was hooked. So much so that since then I have dedicated every drive I make past Blackwood to nagging until I get a Fancy Burger. Their holy smokes burger is my favorite, but the hot chicky, the lamb one with the tzatziki, their thick chips with the rosemary salt and their herby mayo are all killer. They also have great beers and local cider there. If anything the only criticism is that the place could be bigger and more comfy with beer on tap, but that's just going a bit blue sky there. I love fancy burger so much I want to get a tshirt or something. George, the owner is a champ and all the staff are cool. If I was a teenager I'd want to work there and if I lived in Blackwood I'd sell my oven and plates and eat there every night