BurgerFuel

Neat place and we’ll managed. Love their burgers even if the price is a bit steep. The only thing is there menu, beside the burger which is very good, I don’t believe there is so much differences between every burgers. They should be a bit more innovative. But a good burger joint.

Not sure how this place does during the day time, but the nightlife crowd sure packed this place!
It was about 1:30am Halloween night, and when we arrived, there were only a couple of people in line. Shortly after placing my order, I turned to grab a seat and the line was OUT OF THE DOOR with zombies, corpses (dead zombies), vamps, and other various characters. The dead get hungry too, I suppose.
As this was my first visit, I decided to order the largest burger on the menu (the Bastard) as a Low Carborator, which is nice because bread tends to get in my way when I eat. The Bastard is a grass-​fed beef patty with cheese, avocado, mango, and beetroot, and the Low Carborator version nixes the bun for a lettuce wrap. Whilst this makes for a tad bit of messy eating, they include special boxes so that your burger patty doesn’t go anywhere when you bite into it.
So juicy. Soooo tender. Almost made me wish I ate bread (struggling Paleo).
I also ordered a side of kumara fries, because burgers and fries just go hand in hand. I believe these were the purple kumara fries, as opposed to the typical orange kumara you see in most restaurants. The difference, I noticed, is that the purple kumara (which turns yellow once you cook it) tends to be more substantial in taste, almost heavy tasting.
All in all, tasty burger joint, but I will have to come back and try their vegetarian onslaught, which include tasty looking bits made of pumpkin, chickpeas, ginger, and other goodies.

Great burger bar.
Either dine in for an all American-​style dining experience (with a modern twist and no booths), or wait for 10 – 15 minutes for your order.
You are given a number on the top of your receipt, I think names work for me, more so.
They have great children’s meals either real chicken pieces, or natural cheese burger with potato wedges and a Charlie’s juice.
Nice one.
I tend to go for the classic chicken burger with avocado. Maybe Kumara fries with aioli too.
Mid-​range price from $ 6-​$ 13 for a burger.
Scrumptious.

I’m a big fan of burger fuel and just what I felt like on a Sunday night. Weren’t answering there phone but went in and was relatively quiet only a 10min wait for our food. Would recommend my meal of the c n chesse burger, mixed fried and a strawberry shake!