Andrews Meats – Butcher’s Grill

4 Reviews on “Andrews Meats – Butcher’s Grill”

• Tu P

  Wanted to try this place, everything looks good. Wasnt too busy when I ordered but then the line formed behind me.Plenty of options to choose, so went with roast pork roll with gravy ($7.90), and classic Angus ($7.90)The longest item to wait for is the burgers, as the othet items are pretty much in the hot box.Roast pork roll, bread roll was soft, pork was a dry, gravy might have liked a little more. Just to give moisture to the pork.Classic Angus, soft bun, meat was cooked right, had flavour and just side of salad.Half way eating, daughter just wanted chips and gravy, cooked nicely. Overall was cheaply priced and average meal.

  June 20, 2020, 2:23 am

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• Joe K

  This new BBQ Grill outlet is for meat lovers! Phuong Tran and I visit for lunch, ordering an Angus Beef Burger ($7.90) and Roast Beef Roll ($7.90). I love the generous servings of Beef. A very satisfying meal!

  January 20, 2020, 2:23 am

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• LaMondo

  I tried some sort of caramelised sausage they were giving out as free samples and it was delicious. Unfortunately, I don’t think it was for sale as a cooked thing – pretty sure you could only buy it at the adjacent butchers. I ended up getting the cheese Kransky roll ($7.9) instead.The sausage was comically long for the bun, which made everything too salty. It could’ve used more sauerkraut as well to balance out the sausage. The bun was really nice and soft though, and the sausage also had a good flavour with pockets of melted cheese throughout – just way too salty to eat by itself.

  October 20, 2019, 2:23 am

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• BrisvEGustation

  Andrews Meats (butcher shop) and the Butcher’s Grill kiosk are new to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre since May 2019. I can’t speak for the butcher shop but can attest that the butcher’s grill is serving up some mighty fine gourmet burger fare. They also have various wraps/rolls, breakfasts (some all day options, the rest available until 11:30am), steaks, and chunky pies and home made sausage rolls available.We had:* Andrew’s signature Angus burger, $15.90 – Angus beef patty, lettuce, tomato, onion, pineapple, cheese bacon, egg and beetroot, served with a side of chips* classic Aussie lamb burger, $7.90 – tasty lamb patty, lettuce, tomato, onion served with aioli and sweet mustard picklesWe were there around noon on a Sunday and business was bustling. The team of 4 working in the kiosk were kept busy but seemed to be managing well and were churning out the orders. Our food took around 15 minutes to be served which wasn’t too bad.Wifey’s Angus burger was too beastly to handle so she had to deconstruct it. I think she was a bit ambitious with her choice but I got to enjoy some so I’m not complaining! The beer battered chips were pretty good too and a great accompaniment to the burgers. I quite enjoyed my lamb burger – it got a little messy with the sweet mustard trying to escape but the flavours were great and I’d happily order this again.Overall I reckon this place offers fantastic great value for money – there’s plenty of options under $10 but you’re definitely not sacrificing quality or taste at that price point. I’m glad we branched out from our usual food court options this time and will definitely be back for more.

  October 11, 2019, 6:38 am

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