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Crowd-pleasing burgers in Northland with standout staff and a shroom burger worth the trip.
From 80-year institutions to smash burger cult joints, 10 burger spots worth crossing Sydney Road for.
From 80-year institutions to smash burger cult joints, 10 burger spots worth crossing Sydney Road for.
Crowd-pleasing burgers in Northland with standout staff and a shroom burger worth the trip.
Brunswick East's go-to for smash burgers, craft beer, and free live bands any night of the week.
Brunswick East's best fried chicken: bold flavours, epic shakes and a hip-hop diner that earns the trip.
Melbourne's oldest burger joint — serving the same honest, old-school patties since 1945.
Preston's halal burger spot: juicy stacked patties, legendary sweet potato chips, retro arcade inside.
Fairfield's independent burger destination — Wagyu patties, quirky burger names, and shakes that outshine the major chains at a fraction of the price.
Preston's neighbourhood burger joint with juicy patties, house-battered onion rings, and a famously hospitable owner.
Carlton's cult halal burger spot where the Inferno and Reload burgers have regulars crossing the city.
South Morang's beloved halal smash-burger joint — famous for skookies and Con's warm welcome.
Fitzroy's smash burger shrine — Aussie beef, American spirit, open until 1am on weekends.
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from every review we track.