Betty's Burgers

Name: Betty's Burgers
Address: 2/50 Hastings St, Noosa Heads QLD, SA, 4567, AU
Telephone: +61 7 5455 4378
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

Noosa Heads QLD · Restaurants & Cafes

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4.6/5

(3,451 reviews)

$$

The Classic Betty Burger holds up even in peak January, when Hastings Street is at its most chaotic and most kitchens start cutting corners. That consistency is the point here. Betty's runs a tight operation: fresh buns, juicy patties, quick service, and a menu that doesn't overcomplicate things. The spicy chicken and the vanilla shake both get repeat mentions from regulars. Fries and onion rings round out the kind of order that needs no explanation. Prices sit at the affordable end of Noosa's dining spectrum, though a few reviewers note the portion sizes can feel modest for the money. The ice-cream combinations are worth saving room for. Go at an off-peak hour if you can, order the Classic, and don't expect anything more than a well-made burger done right.

What People Say

y h2 months ago

It was an amazing experience! Everyone who worked there was so friendly, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was wonderful. Definitely the best Betty’s Burgers in Australia :) Thank you very much!

Mimosa Käyhkö3 months ago

Went to lunch at Betty’s today after hiking in the Noosa National Park. Food came incredibly fast, in 4mins! Ordered the Betty’s Deluxe, Spicy Chicken with gf bun, fries and PB shake. Everything was good. Only minus was the burgers were a bit chilled. Still ate everything and enjoyed the food!🍔 Service was top-notch aswell🤩👍🏻

Ruwan Illeperuma6 months ago

Bettie’s Burgers at Noosa is an absolute must-visit! The burgers are fresh, juicy, and packed with flavour, and the quality really stands out from the first bite. The vibe is relaxed and fun, and the staff are friendly, efficient, and welcoming—even during busy times.1 Highly recommended for anyone craving a seriously good burger in a great location!

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