The Harbour Town was built since our previous visit so the area was new to us. We wandered around the area restaurants and through Costco to see how the local merchandise being offered is different from our Costco at home. Being well after noon, we tried to find a restaurant with offerings a 15 year old would like (a challenge). He ultimately picked Burger Monster where he ordered a Brekky Burger (AUS 7.05) with crispy bacon and I ordered a hamburger with Cheese and Bacon (AUS 10.70). Both were cooked, not rare, which was fine with us. We sat outside in front of the restaurant under cover but in an area which wasn't enclosed so the cold wind caused us to eat in a hurry. My wife found a bowl...
Burger Monster has a simple yet delicious menu. When something is done right you don't have to confuse consumers with a ridiculous lengthy menu. The double burger yet delicious was just a tad too much so a single one would be a better choice. The aroma wafting from the tiny store drew in customers along with the lovely service. What I found lovely was the staff didn't just call your order number and make you go to the counter to grab it but they brought your food in a brown paper bag to you.Great service with a smile.This was our second visit and our visit was as pleasing as the first.Thank you
I had never heard of this restaurant before, but I was in the Docklands area during lunchtime so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the cheese and bacon burger for $10.95 and regular fries for $4.45. The burgers looked appetizing and were homemade, which is important for burger joints nowadays. All the ingredients were fresh and the bun was good, but the burger was missing that special something. It wasn't a bad burger by any means, just not memorable enough to make me want to return.
One of the best burgers I've had in a long time was here. It was a little hole in the wall (as is a lot of good food in Melbourne) in an alleyway off Collins St prior to moving locations and I wasn't expecting much. I was wrong. I got a double with onions, cheese, lettuce, and a fried egg and was very happy. The fries were a bit of a disappointment for me as I was expecting more flavor, but still finished them.If you need a quick bite before happy hour. Worth a stop for sure.
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This place was a great find while wandering around Docklands. The burgers were just like you would make at home with a quality patty, fresh salad and buns. There is a good range to cater for all tastes and the price is pretty good.You can always tell a good burger by how messy your hands get while eating it, and I had a use a couple of napkins to clean up afterwards!Fast service as well which helps make it a great choice if you have kids in tow.
Unfortunately only got the chance to go once wanted to go several times over our stay. Great tasting old fashioned style burgers we had a bacon and cheese a warm me up and a chicken all were beautiful with no complaints. Chips weren't bad either. Very good service and handled the crowd on school holidays
While my wife was out shopping, I passed by Burger Monster and decided to try their double beef, bacon, and cheese burger. I was pleasantly surprised by the flavor of the burger, although it was quite fatty. I recommend giving it a try.
Ordered a Chicken + cheese burger and it was incredibly messy and sloppy. The grilled onion was way too overpowering for the burger, I ended up pulling the onion out and found it had no flavour at all without. Very disappointing.
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Thought I would have a burger for lunch before the Melbourne Star. This burger joint is right there so I hgave it a try. I was not disappointed. Fresh, tasty, well cooked, fast and good value. I highly reccommend.
The restaurant is overpriced and the portions are small. The food is messy to eat as it falls apart easily. However, the burgers were tasty despite being greasy.
