Seemor
Inner South › Albert Park › Andrew's Hamburgers
Andrew's HamburgersBWorth Trying
144 Bridport St, Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
· Hamburger restaurant, Fast food restaurant, Takeout Restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (1285 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Beloved old-school burger shop delivering hearty Aussie burgers and crisp chips; expect queues at peak times and occasional inconsistency, best enjoyed fresh on-site.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Andrew's Hamburgers delivers solid food quality with generous portions and friendly, efficient service that earn it respect as an Albert Park institution. However, quality variation on chips and bun freshness and limited seating that becomes cramped at peak times prevent grade A territory. Best experienced fresh, off-peak, and on-site—a reliable neighborhood favorite rather than a destination standout.
Restaurant Summary
On Albert Park’s main strip, this old-school burger shop hums with nostalgic energy and steady counter calls. The vibe is humble and warm, with photo-lined walls and staff praised as friendly and efficient. As one diner put it, "simple, hearty burgers done right," especially when eaten fresh on-site. The cooking leans classic Aussie fish-and-chip-shop style: thick patties, bacon, egg, and the famous burger with the lot. Expect big portions, straightforward flavors, and crispy chips when timing is right. It is not a fancy or experimental burger; the draw is tradition and satisfying heft rather than novelty. Families do well here thanks to kid-friendly staples like plain beef burgers, chips, potato cakes, and a veggie option. Seating is mostly outside and limited, so off-peak visits are easier with kids. Portions are generous, and menu customizations (no onion, add egg) come easily, making it simple to tailor for younger palates.
At a Glance
- Iconic old-school burgers with generous portions
- Friendly counter team and efficient flow off-peak
- Long waits and cramped seating at peak times
- Inconsistency reported on chips and bun freshness
- Best eaten fresh; delivery quality varies notably
What Sets It Apart
- institution_status_since_decades
- classic_aussie_burger_with_the_lot
- thick_160g_patties
What People Love
- Comforting burger with the lot tradition
- Crispy, well-seasoned chips when fresh
- Thick patties that feel substantial
- Friendly, can-do service attitude
- Legacy atmosphere with local history
Points of Concern
- Peak times can mean 30-60 minute waits and limited seating
- Quality dips reported for delivery orders compared to pickup
- Occasional complaints about dry patties, soggy buns, or oily chips
- Isolated safety complaints (undercooked patties, one illness claim) contrasted by many cleanliness praises
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average CostA$20-26 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- For kids: Little Andrews (A$11) with chips
- For vegetarians: Veggie Burger with gluten-free bun add (A$3) if needed
- Value combo: Any burger + Small Chips & Can add-on (A$6)
Perfect For
- A nostalgic burger night with friends
- Quick solo bite after a beach walk
- Family takeaway on a weeknight
- Out-of-towners seeking a Melbourne classic
Location Insights
Area: Leafy, affluent inner-south suburb with village high-street vibe; mix of locals and destination visitors.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit and busy during evenings; family-friendly foot traffic.
Nearby: Near Albert Park Lake, beach side suburbs, cafes and boutiques; strong weekend crowds.
Albert ParkAlbert Park is a well-established, affluent inner suburb of Melbourne known for its scenic parklands, lake, and proximity to the city center. The dining scene here is casual and community-oriented, with a mix of cafes, casual eateries, and some upscale dining options, attracting locals who enjoy relaxed, outdoor-friendly environments.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday11:00–21:00
Tuesday11:00–21:00
Wednesday11:00–21:00
Thursday11:00–21:00
Friday11:00–21:00
Saturday11:00–21:00
Sunday
Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
View full analysis on Seemor →