Missy Moo’s Burger Bar

«How am I going to fit this is my mouth?» (Stop.Get your mind out of the gutter) My colourful fresh Jack & The Beanstalk burger brought promptly by the friendly staff was generously filled with locally made nutty tempeh (compressed soy beans), tomato, lettuce, awesome guacamole, smooth creamy hummus & delish relish. My dining companion was not quite as impressed by the salmon patty in his Row Row Row Your Boat burger but we both enjoyed the hot crisp chips. While this isn’t everyday eats for diners on a tight budget, it’s fresh, tasty & filling… especially if you go the vegan option it seems

the burgers were not the best after all the hype.

One of our friends purchased the Groupon deal for Missy Moos Gourmet burger so we went there on Monday, right after work. We arrived around 630PM which was just the right time before a wave of customers starting coming in. The menu had a good range of burgers to choose from but we eventually opted for two humpty dumpty, one jack and the beanstalk and a two little dickie birds burgers. I love how all the burgers at Missy Moos were named after children’s fairy tales and nursery rhymes which really suited with the theme/​décor.
Speaking about the décor, I really liked how at Missy Moos it made me feel like we were in a mini barn and at the moment the shop is undergoing slow renovations to perk it up even more. There were only two people working during the night but they were quite effective because our orders came quite quickly. The girl who served us was very friendly as well which was always a bonus.
I quickly took some photos when our burgers came especially since we were really hungry. One peculiar thing that I noticed was that there was a distinct absence or lack of the promised Missy Moos’ relish despite it being in the menu description. There was nothing wrong with the bun and the filling but the relish wasn’t evenly distributed and we saw some patches of relish only on a couple of burgers. Our sweet potato chips were really crispy although it came with a bit too much salt for our liking.
With the competitive burger scene in Perth, customers know what a good burger taste like. I think there are other places who serve better burgers and at a better price. Fortunately this time we were able to use our voucher and paid less compared to what they usually charged. With that being said, it’s still good to know that there’s a decent burger place around this particular area of Fremantle.

i came here with a friend on Monday night and it was delicious, we got the Jack and Jill burgers, with caramlised onion, bacon, avocado, aioli, spinach, tomato and a deliciously tasty beef pattie! Yummm! and casual :) i would go again for sure :)

Missy Moos is the local burger joint tucked away on South Tce near Douro Rd. The burgers are good enough to satisfy the hunger cravings on a night you can’t be bothered cooking but I couldn’t say these are the best burgers in Perth.
I had the Peter Pumpkin eater last time I was there and the patty was pretty dry and the chili jam on the bun overpoweringly spicy. The chicken burger I had in my previous visit wasn’t much more memorable. On top of this the place always feels grubby. If eating in the table tops are sticky. Would be nice to see these get a wipe down now and again.

We dropped in to Missy Moo’s on Friday night and ordered 2 Yankee Doodle burgers and chips. They took awhile to make but they were worth the wait. The buns were great and the patty really tasty and with cheese, onion, pickles, mustard and sauce it was an excellent combination. I’d definitely go back to try some of the other burgers.

Had the basic beef burger. Adequately burger-​ish but not likely to lure me back. #StarvingUndiscerning.

I visited the Missy Moo’s located in South Fremantle (however I understand there is a second location — Mount Hawthorn — which I am keen to sample to ensure consistency!). The décor was cutesy and fun, appealing to the inner child.
I ordered the Jack & Jill — beef pattie with crispy bacon, avocado,
tomato, warmed caramelised onion, baby spinach and aioli. It was scrumptious! I’ve sampled burgers from all over — Jus Burgers, Flip Side Burger Bar, Burger Bistro, Grill’d — and I can honestly say the burgers at Missy Moo’s are the best. The onion rings are also to die for.
The service was also a stand out; our burgers were delivered with an extra side of chips because the kitchen accidentally made extras. We struck chip gold!

This place makes some delicious burgers, it’s at the same level of awesomeness as when i had my first grill’d burger. The first couple of rides down to this burger joint i just ordered drinks fries, i recently started to eat one burger at a time. The burgers takes a while to make but the wait is worth it.
The $ 10 Tuesday made me a happy happy man after every group rides down to Missy Moos. Missy moo’s is way better than them Mcdonald’s «grand angus» burgers, you can’t really compare the two, it’ll be like nazi orange and a Jack n jill burger.

This is a decent burger place. I just wish it was easier to get to. Good atmosphere and good burgers and chips. There is also a bottle shop across the road.

An exceptional burger! The best burger in W.A. Definitely better than Jus or the Burger Bistro (Leederville).
I have to say that the quality of the food is great. The atmosphere is warm and family oriented. Great feel overall with great burgers.
The Jack and Jill with a fried egg is where it’s at!

Great burgers. Had three and all were juicy — yum!
Place needs a refurb — ie toilets, but still love the settings.

seriously, this used to be our favourite burger joint in Perth. Our second last visit was ordinary but the last visit will remain just that — our last visit. Cold burgers, orders paid for and then not delivered because of broken equipment (c’mon does it say stupid on my forehead?) The queue used to be out the door due to their popularity, now the queue is out the door because the person on the till is so new it takes her almost 5 minutes to take each order.

Excuse the hype, but this would have to be one of my favourite food stores in the history of the world ever. I’ve tried every kind of burger on their list and there’s not a dud on there. My favourite is the beef and blue cheese burger called «The Cow Jumped Over The Moon» ($ 13.50), a mind-​blowingly rich flavour that melts into your mouth. The Jack and Jill (Beef and bacon burger — $ 15) also comes highly recommended. As a matter of fact, every beef burger they make here is a winner, and the chicken burgers are almost as good. The burgers don’t come with chips, but you can order them and the servings are very generous. Most people find the burgers are satisfying enough by themselves. I used to put in lunch orders here at one of my old day jobs — because they make the burgers fresh, it’s a good idea to ring ahead with your order, otherwise you’re looking at about a twenty minute wait for your food. This is a great place to bring the kids as the décor inside is very colourful and there are piles of board games for you to play together over your lunch or dinner. There’s been a rash of these little gourmet burger joints springing up across Fremantle in the last year or so, but as someone who drives there from the other side of town, let me assure you that this is the best.

The best burger joint I have been to in Perth. Bigger, juicier patties than what is served at Jus Burgers or Grill’d. Nice list of specialty burgers including a great avocado and bacon burger with grilled carmelised onions.
Friendly staff, good location next to South Beach and pretty decent prices.

Sprinkled with chidhood nostalgia, the cutely named; Missy Moos Burger Bar is a trip down memory lane. Kids texta drawings decorate the counter, and mini watering cans and other kistchy plastic objects, are used for table numbers. There are alphabet magnets and the menu items borrow their names from children’s nursery rhymes.
I’ve been around the burger block; Jus, Flip Side, Alfred’s, Burger Bistro, Grill’d, and even V, but Missy Moos does the best veggie burger. I’m talking about the ‘peter, peter pumpkin eater’: a pattie of spicy pumpkin, spinach, cous cous and butter bean; its full of flavor! I’ve also tried the ‘missy moo chicken burger’; the chicken tenderloins were cooked perfectly but I must say I’ve had a better chicken burger before.
They also do some milkshakes served in stainless steel milkshake cups. If you’re more of a sandwich person, they do a whopping club sandwich that leaves most people defeated.
You’re always welcomed with a chirpy ‘hello’ and ‘thank you’ when you come and go. Come to think of it, the service here is probably the friendliest of any burger restaurant I’ve tried too.

Missy Moos Burger Bar combines fresh quality meat, with a young hip vibe and fantastic service, all in one and right on the beach. My friend are I were looking for a fun place to dine and somewhere to satisfy our burger cravings, but didn’t want to head to the usual greasy takeaway joint, so Missy Moos seemed perfect. I tried the jack and jill: premium WA lean beef pattie with crispy bacon, avocado, tomato, caramelised onion, spinach and aioli; it was magnificent, better than anything I could of got from McDonalds. Afterwards we enjoyed a classic spider (a drink not the real thing), where we chose from kola beer, ginger beer or creaming soda; if you have never tried one it is a scoop of ice cream floating in soft drink, they are absolutely amazing. Missy Moo’s is a very funky burger bar, and I would certainly go back there; in fact I wish there was more places like this around!