fergburger

the burger i had was decent but nothing to rave about. my partner couldn't even finish his because his was too oily and unappetising. there are always huge lines here and big hype but i'd say it's definitely overrated.

definitely one of the best burgers in town ! and for a change there have good options for vegetarians as well ! yay! the onion rings are worth trying ! in love with this place !

fergburger deserve the reputation they've earned! this place was packed when we headed in. but the staff were absolutely pumping the burgs off the hotplate! the ferg with blue cheese was 10/10, as was the bombay chicken! keep it up guys!

went at 11 today and the line was still pretty big but moved fairly quickly. finally got to try one of the famous fergburgers and found they were tasty, but have had better. maybe we are too spoilt for choice in regards to burgers in melbourne but i probably wouldn't go out of my way to eat this again. all and all a good experience but i don't think it met the hype.

waited an hour and 3 minutes. bloody ridiculous. would've thought they were sourcing the beef from france and the cheese from switzerland.dry and tasteless burger. wouldnt come back. very disappointed.

returned to fergburger after fond memories of a juicy burger shared with a friend whilst singing to don't wanna miss a thing with the whole of fergburger close to closing time. so definitely great memories.

lined up for 20 minutes when we arrived before 6pm and another 20 minutes or so before we received our food. there were plenty of staff around offering help! we got the onion rings, which were a little under cooked but still good (2 dips were more than we need). i ordered the codfather (because i am searching for a fish burger to replace my favourite) and it was ok. nothing stood out but neither anything negative to say. just tasted like fish and chips in a bun. others had mr big stuff (they loved it), southern swine and the fergburger with cheese. that was personally my favourite, the patty was so good. the bun was great and just overall fresh tasty produce that went into the burgers. definitely going back for the fergburger before we fly off. we also got the strawberry thickshake, tasted like fresh strawberries instead of the usual syrup and also the white chocolate with chocolate brownie thickshake. not my thing but the boyfriend enjoyed it.

service is always great but i wouldn't line up any longer. the massive down size is the lack of seating spaces around there, and travelling with elderly parents, sitting on the grass by thr lake was not an option so we had to walk back to our rooms.

this place lives up to the tag it has been awarded - 'the best burger on the planet'. located in the centre of queenstown this place is something one cannot miss. being a vegetarian i tried both the veg options available - holier than thou and the bun laden. i became a fan of the holier than thou burger but thought the other burger could be improved. would be a 5/5 if there were more vegetarian options!

the burgers definitely deserve the fame. a must to do thing in queenstown. need to queue long everytime. highly recommend the 'little lamby' and grab a gelato from mrs ferg while waiting.

best burger - or at least top 3 - i think i ever ate. wow - the meat was just beautifully grilled, the wedges were great as well and the size of the portions gigantic. i was with some guys from australia and they were the ones telling me that i couldn't miss it. thanks you mates!

this place is popular for a very good reason. best burgers in nz might have to go back for a visit just for this place. no lines the many times i visited but probably because it wasoff-peak season.

the burgers are in incredibly high demand, there's no doubt about that. the reputation of fergburger precedes it and unfortunately builds a very high expectation of the best budget you've ever had. the burgers were cheap and the staff did everything they could to make the wait worthwhile, they were friendly and very accommodating. the burger itself was huge and was well constructed, but i wasn't overly impressed by the overall taste of the burger. i'll recommend it but don't expect too much. other friends really enjoyed it.

it was a great experience to grab a burger in the night (9 pm) in queenstown, the burger was melted in my mouth and large enough for both of us. the interesting thing is the que line that long enough to hold your stomach to scream. however, the waiters were so generous to give the hot chocolate and cookies to all customer who still waiting their orders. in general, this restaurant is so hippies to miss

great burger with generous portion. there was a long long line waiting for the burger, we almost waited ten minutes, but the burger itself was really deserve such long waiting time.

it is probably impossible to brave the waiting across the crowd and ask for a vegetarian burger with a non embarassed face straight up at fergburger. the most iconic eating joint in queenstown and is always abuzz with patrons.

although it is insanely popular for its classic meat offerings, i found the falafel one to be equally appetizing!

burger was huge & patty was juicy & meatier. it has lettuce the way i like plus right amount of sauce. however the burger was tiny bit overpriced i felt. chips were good but extra $2 for sauce sounds ridiculous given the fact they charge you a lot & the place is so busy. staff appeared friendly but very superficial cause it's busy? anyway overall rating 3.8*