The food here is fair dinkum. A regular burger add your favourite extras. Mine are egg bacon…read morepineapple and beetroot. The bun was great not one of those soft sweet things that the chains provide. Chips were extra too, but hot and straight out of the fryer. Table service as we sat outside was a nice flourish as well

This place wasn't all that bad, though with a lot of other burger joints that have been appearing…read morearound the place I wouldn't necessarily consider it to be fantastic. I guess though that this place does have the benefit of being quite longstanding, or at least that was what was suggested to me my a friend. Personally, it wasn't too bad, but it really wasn't one of those places that really grabbed my attention. Nice, but not great.

Everytime I travel overseas, I am determined to taste test the McDonald's. I also found out the…read moreMcDonald's app does not work outside the United States. The Aussies have their own version and I can't bankroll points feom today's purchase. The food is legitimate, Big Mac was well made, and the service was super quick. This McDonald's had 3 eating levels, but the management was behind with cleanliness of tables and chairs. Overall, it was a good stop.

I strongly agree that McDonalds is the best fast-food chain because their food is fresh, the…read moreworkers have great manners and their mascots are creative. Firstly, their food is so fresh you can feel the crispy crumbs falling off the batter of the chicken nugget. Plus, their employees have great manners and always have a smile on their face. Finally, their mascots are made with lots of creativity. Who wouldn't want McDonalds? Overall, the convenience of fresh food, the employee's great manners and their creativity with their mascots makes it a great choice for any meal. Lastly, their large menu ensures there's something for everyone to enjoy. Written by FK - aged 9

"Fried chicken" is actually disgusting chicken nuggets shaped like chicken wings! What's worse,…read morethey shoveled so much salt the entire thing is inedible. Barely finished a quarter of the portion before I threw it in the garbage. Do not order here.

The name of this place drew me in right away and had me thinking of the book by William Golding…read more(Lord of the Flies). Since it is vegan, I stopped in to grab an original burger and fries to eat by the Yarra. The shop had fun music playing and the staff were friendly. The burger and fries were delicious and it was the perfect first lunch in Melbourne! My husband and I returned 4 times during our trip and loved everything we had! The funniest thing to me is that my husband asked them the origin of the name of the shop and discovered that it had NOTHING to do with Lord of the Flies! Rather, the owner of the shop loved Lord of the Ring and so that is where the inspiration was derived. I almost subtracted one star for the missed opportunity - Lord of the Onion Rings (kidding!). This place was great and everything seemed to be made to order. It took about 5 min or less to get my food, which gave me plenty of time to people watch at Flinders Station!

Now I am not really a fan of schnitzels. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with them its…read morejust that they aren't usually my number one choice at a café or restaurant. If only the same could be said about my partner. He is a schnitzel tragic. He found out about the Schnitz Café on Bridge Road and in exchange for spending hours shopping with me along the strip, he made me go here for lunch. I have to say that I was pretty shocked. Inside is a schnitzel lover's paradise and this place was able to convince me that I had been wrong all along. The humble schnitzel is worthy of a position on many menus at good cafes and restaurants. You can choose between chicken, beef, pork, fish or vegetarian options and then pick the accompaniments. Its kind of like Grill'd - but with schnitzels. I had the status quo ($9.90) with chicken schnitzel, cheese, coleslaw and honey mustard mayo while my partner had the OMG! ($13.90) with chicken schnitzel, cheese, bacon, pineapple, egg, lettuce, tomato, grilled onion, BBQ relish and aioli. While his meal looked a little too much for me I was pretty content with mine. The flavours were really good and the service was friendly and efficient. Overall the Schnitz Café is a winner.

Pro: Good seasoning on the chips. Con: They get one aspect…read moreof my order wrong almost every time.

Gayle and I arrived at our Southbank Hotel in Melbourne mid-day after a flight to MEL from…read moreLaunceston, plus the ride into town. We were hungry and it was just a short walk to the many places to eat along the Yarra River. There were lots of folks out on this nice day, but also because the Moomba Festival and Formula One was in town. We walked a bit and randomly decided to try out Bearbrass. On this long trips, the food choices run together, and for our Australia vacation, I remember a lot of fish and chips, burgers, and other casual pub fare. Whatever Gayle and I chose hit the spot, along with beer and wine of course. We both thought that initial service was a little off, but picked up well after a bit of a wait.

We had breakfast at this little gem on Melbourne. Everything was delicious and fresh. I'd eat…read morethere again if I was in the area. Located right on the Yarra River in Melbourne. Give them a try when in Melbourne. Happy eating and Alooooooooha.

I don't know why it took me so long to discover Grill'd!! I absolutely love this location on…read moreDegraves street- you have the benefit of eating outside in a typical cute Melbourne laneway but with fast casual fair. I love that Grill'd has so many options- including those that are diet and macro friendly. I typically opt for the Hot Bird burger and chicken bites - so much protein for a low calorie amount. Can't recommend this enough if you're sick of eating super heavy meals all the time and want something that is lighter and healthier!

I tried the simply grilled, one friend had the bacon and cheese and the other had the mighty. This…read moreis my friend's favorite burger joint in Melbourne and he's only a few blocks away from this one. Big fluffy sesame buns. Even the simply Grill'd was big. The fries were big cuts, too big for my liking, but still tasty. Nothing like some sugary soda and a hefty burger to get through the day if trekking through this town.

The Ash Barty Burger was easy going, peculiar. There was just something different about it…read more A smooth and good experience. 4 out of 5 stars. The Vegemite did not pull it down or taint the Burger. The Lamb Bam Basil and Zen Hen was slightly better. A higher standard. But the Ash Barty Burger got the pass from me and I have high standards I would recommend this Burger but I think it's limited time only. The tomatoes made it one of a kind, a very unique Burger.

Great service from the time you enter the restaurant. Everyone says hello and is friendly. You…read moreorder at the counter then are seated with a number and your meal comes out. I've tried many burgers here, baa baa burger is a fave, the bacon and cheese is another. The chips are deliciously seasoned and the dips are good too. They serve craft beer, including Stone and Wood which the hubby loves. I like to drink a cider. Once you've had a few bites, a staff member comes by to ask how your meal is. All in all, some solid casual dining.

It's often hard to find decent food that isn't kebabs after 11pm so it was to my great relief when…read moreI found this place on Google maps. My initial experience was not too bad The food is good for what it is and a welcome relief from the usual late feed. Got the vegan Weiner and wasnt that impressed however with the food itself. Chips were also a bit weird. Kinda soggy and the sauce were a bit meh Staff were super friendly to be fair and decent vibes to accompany the rusty interior aesthetic. Pretty sure they missed another order when I came back a second time. They tried to resolve the issue via FB messenger but it kinda just became radio silence after awhile In summary; not terrible :p

After watching a couple seasons of 'Man V. Food', we decided to look up if Melbourne had any food…read morechallenges. We stumbled across Massive Wieners 25 inch hotdog challenge - so we went to give it a go! The venue is easily accessible via public transport, with tram stops and Prahran train station nearby. It is a cute venue set up like an old American-style hotdog place. We found it entertaining to browse around at all the photos of people that have tried the challenge on the walls. Both staff members we dealt with on were extremely friendly, particularly the owner. He was very sociable and made the whole experience better. They also have vegetarian/vegan options so everyone can have a try! The hotdog really was HUGE! We thought it was pretty great value, as it was only $15.00 - with the allowance of two condiments and unlimited water. The hotdog was really tasty, and had a really nice flavour. There was a very generous amount of sauce, which is definitely needed to complete the challenge successfully! The bun was nice too, but unfortunately both of us succumb to the sheer size of the hotdog - meaning we landed a spot on the 'Did not finish' wall. It was a fun experience despite the serious feeling of fullness for the rest of the day. We look forward to going back to Massive Wieners and trying some of their delicious sides. Check them out!