Miss Elizabeth

Couldn’t miss out on my stacks fix while in Melbourne. Hit this with bacon and Mac and cheese croquette. Really solid in terms of flavor and build. Beef was cooked nicely too. 2 major complaints.... for $4 (I think?) you just get 1 rasher of bacon, and I ran out of patty with quite a bit of burger to go so ended up with a Mac and cheese sandwich for the last 4 bites. (Photo in the comments). When I got patty and bacon in a bite together, was sensational. Unfortunately that wasn’t many bites.

When in Chadstone... eat Royal Stacks. Went for the classic Miss Elizabeth, without the Mac and cheese, because winter weight is a real thing... As always, quality beef patty cooked well, soft bun and the best sauce in a burger ever created. At $11 odd it’s a fucking belter 👌🏽

I’ve only had this without the Mac n cheese croquette a handful of times... It’s actually insane how good this burger is with just 4 elements: Australian Beef Patty Swiss Cheese Truffle Mayo Signature Bun As far as simple burgers go, this is it for me. My Favourite basic burger

Heard so much about this truffle filled marvel. Prefer Brades trufflicious or Norma’s Bac-on truffle. There pattie is uninspiring but cooked well. Also a small (hey dad didn’t you have two burgers. Yeah I ate one!) burg!

Love the aromatic truffle flavour from this succulent burger in those fluffy pillow buns. hk.blogger

You wouldn't think 3 ingredients would make one of the best burgers I've ever had but I'm so happy to be proven wrong. The beef, Swiss cheese and truffle mayo combo is simply inspired. That mayo is indescribably good. Do yourself a favour and get your hands on this, and Double it up or add some fried chicken for extra excellence.

Added a piece of fried chicken which was an extra $6, for what the employee said was two huge pieces in it, which resulted in $17 for one burger. Considering the size and underwhelming piece of chicken, much too pricey. Having said that, all the ingredients were top notch, but just can't justify such a price for something the size of a Macca's cheeseburger with two chicken nugget size fillets.

The "Miss Elizabeth"from @royalstacksau with an added pattie and mac & cheese croquette. Layers of oozing swiss cheese, perfectly grilled, juicy patties, soft toasted bun and a truffle mayo that had me licking the wrapper after the burger was gone. Seems like the hype around Royal Stacks is the real deal.