Paul's Famous Hamburgers

For my birthday I decided to go kayaking and then stop off at Paul's Famous Hamburgers for a late lunch. It's something I've been wanting to try but never really made the effort, or mores never been in the area.

We arrived at the store around 2pm and there was still a line out the door. Most people don't even eat there and opted for the takeaway option leaving plenty of spare seats for us.

A girl walks down the line and takes your order so that by the time you reach the front, you’re order is ready to go. The system is very efficient BUT if you’re a first timer, you have no real chance to peruse the menu and are somewhat forced to make a quick decision. Also they only accept cash but offer an ATM service inside. 

We ended up ordering Paul’s Famous Hamburger, a chilli chicken burger, a side of small fries (I seem to have lost that photo), a litre of Pineapple Crush and their special sauce to dip our chips.

The Paul's Famous burger tasted very home-made, very fresh and their sauce in the burger made it all work so well. Either that or all that rowing really drew up an appetite. The bites of burger without the sauce really showed the burger lacking in taste on its own. The chicken burger was nothing fancy. It was decent, but the spice wasn’t strong enough and the chicken was slightly dry.

The dipping sauce was another star. The chips were nice and heavily salted with chicken salt. 

The pineapple crush was fresh. Very pulpy… BUT it wasn’t cold enough. That was my only gripe.. They also had plenty of drink choices and shakes… which looked very interesting.

I don’t know would I purposely make the journey out here to try but if I’m in the area… I’d be keen on giving it another go…