Five Burgers you have to get your hands on in Brisbane, Australia

We headed to Brisbane to taste test the burgers from around the city. We’ve tasted some pretty incredible burgers and now we’re delivering to you our five favourites, in no particular order.

FaB Fish and Burger Grill

These burgers are so damn good! Delishiously filling, and the best things? They don’t fall apart! Keep things simple with the Number 1 – you can’t go wrong there – but as the name suggests, their fish burger, the excellently named “Wanda”, is a hit as well.

61 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane QLD 4000
http://www.fabfishandburger.com/

Flying Cock

There are few burgers as delicious nor as gluttonous in Brisbane as the Bacon Double Cheeseburger ($18) from the Flying Cock in Fortitude Valley. Those not feeling quite that hungry can just go for the straight Cheeseburger ($15) which is pretty close to perfection, brioche bun, pickles and all. Served with a healthy dose of fries, of course. And going by their name, you can probably tell their chicken burgers are pretty damn good as well.

388 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006
http://www.theflyingcock.com.au/

Lucky Egg

Located at The Brightside, the Lucky Egg has introduced us to one of the best chicken burgers in the city: The Buffalo Crispy ($12). with garlic pickles, cheddar cheese, spinach, mayo, buffalo sauce and a huge dose of buttermilk fried chicken, you simply can’t go wrong with this one.

24 Warner Street, Brisbane
http://www.luckyeggfc.com/

Southside Diner

This classic American themed diner has a superb menu, and the hit of their impressive burger selection has to be the Cuyama Valley Double Double ($17.5), filled with two 150g meat patties with jalapeno cream cheese and iceberg lettuce on a sesame seed bun.

168 Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101
http://www.southsidediner.com.au/

Ben’s Burgers

All you need is The Classic. Eat it. Savour it. Enjoy it.

5 Winn St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006
http://bensburgers.com.au/

Of course these are far from the only great burgers in Brisbane. It’s hard to look past Fatboys on a hangover (323 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley), and Ribs and Burgers is a safe bet (39 James St, Fortitude Valley). Southside Tea Room also come in with an honourable mention with their Southside burger ($11 – 639 Wynnum Rd, Morningside).

This article was originally published in Food & Lifestyle in September 2015. All prices were correct at the time of printing.

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