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Grill'd Burgers

by Debra Lidster (subscribe)

Debra, a stay-at-home mum of three, loves experiencing and sharing all that Brisbane has to offer; especially southside secrets.

Published January 23rd 2012

Given a choice between McDonalds and Grill'd, my kids will choose Grill'd every time.

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They love the Mini Me Packs, even though there is no toy. Kids can choose between the Mini Moo (a grilled beef burger with cheese) or the Chicken Licken (a grilled chicken breast). Both options come in a paper box with Grill'd's delicious, thick-cut, herbed hot chips and a juice box.

I always order the same thing, the Simply Grill'd 100% beef burger with salad, relish, herbed mayo, and tasty cheese. It is simply perfect, so why order anything else?

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My husband, on the other hand, likes to mix it up. His favourite, so far, is the Moroccan Lamb burger, a lean lamb patty with roasted peppers, tzatziki, relish, and salad.

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They also have chicken burgers, veggie burgers, steak sandwiches, and salads. Click here, to view their full menu.

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If you have never been to Grill'd, their burgers are healthy, flavourful, and 'made with love'; just like the burgers your mum makes at home. Their famous chips are cut thick and sprinkled with rock salt and Grill'd's special herb mix. We always order a big plate of chips to share.

Something new at Grill'd is their Local Matters project. Each month, three jars representing three local charities will be located inside Grill'd. Each time a customer buys a burger, they will receive a token (bottle top) to place in the jar of their choice. The jar (charity) with the most bottle tops that month will receive $300 while the two remaining charities will each receive $100.

Grill'd is also a proud supporter of Movember each year.

There are several locations around Australia; click here for more details.