BURGERS

Served with hot chips (v, vg) | Upgrade to onion rings (v) $3

THE DUKE $17
Classic ‘royale with cheese’ style burger, makes a quarter pounder blush with embarrassment at how much better a burger can be with the exact same ingredients. Beef patty, cheese, pickles, onions, ketchup & mustard on brioche
Honouring our namesake Alf, Prince Alfred the Duke of Edinburgh, the layabout second son of Queen Victoria.

THE DUKE 2.1 $19
The Duke OG with lettuce, tomato & mayo
Because even Prince Alfred, lover of boozing and bordellos, needed some salad in his life sometimes.

THE FLAMIN’ GALAH $21
Double layered fried chicken, stacked with burger melt cheese & topped with creamy chilli slaw on brioche
“Strewth! That’s a flamin’ ripper chicken burger!” – Alf Stewart

THE SIR IAN MCKELLEN ‘GANDALF’ TOFU BURGER $17
Crispy fried tofu, lettuce, tomato, cheese, pickles, onions, ketchup, mustard (v, vgo)
Sir Ian McKellen is one of the world’s most famous vegos, & let’s face it, Galdalf was such an enlightened being he wouldn’t have eaten other creatures, surely?

THE THIN WHITE DUKE $17
Fish fingers, cos lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions & Thousand Island dressing on brioche
Cos, well, ‘Duke’, and cos fish fingers are thin and white, and, well, who doesn’t love Bowie?

THE ALFONSO ZAMORA CHILLI CHEESEBURGER $21
Beef patty, chilli con carne, double cheese, creamy slaw on brioche
The chilli con carne packs a punch like the 1970s bantamweight champ the burger is named after, though eating too many is likely to see you not make weight to fight in his division.

THE JOHN WAYNE $25
Double beef patty, double bacon, double cheese, jalapeños, pickles, BBQ sauce & onion rings on brioche
Not so much an Alf burger, rather an extension of the Duke theme. A burger fit for a bloke who played a cowboy his whole life and died of stomach cancer.

THE ALFRED DEAKIN STEAK SANGA $28
Sirloin steak, bacon, eggs, cheese, tomato, lettuce, grilled onion, ketchup, & English mustard mayo on Turkish bread
An An Aussie AF steak sanga named after a fella who was born in Fitzroy & then lived in Emerald Hill (now South Melb) in the 1860s when PAs was built. He was a Vic, he was our 2nd PM, & he had a beard & mo’ that modern day Fitzroy types can only aspire to.

BURGER ADD ONS: beef patty $5 | bacon, egg $4 | cheese, tomato, jalapenos $2 | lettuce $1