Red Rooster - BRISBANE AIRPORT

Was here towards closing time. Not a huge order although it came to $35, I know airport food is expensive but waited quite a while and when arrived, half the order was most certainly not fresh, but cool and hard. Fortunately I wasn't rushed for time but I imagine if I was I would've just gone hungry. Eater beware. That said service Was courteous,That's why this rating got 2 stars

Stopped here while waiting for our flight after a while of debating here or the Mexican place next door. Great prices considering its inside an airport The breakfast roll is amazing!

An iconic Aussie fast food brand, recent Red Rooster times have seen some dramatic changes - new, improved chicken breast patties, the gourmet 'Crafted range' and a rather secretive alternative Brekkie menu that is brimming with choices. Rooster's flagship Chicken's are tasty, tender and well seasoned. Elsewhere, with toasted buns (a notable failing of the previous buns) and a much tastier chicken breast patty, Red Roosters standard burgers really perform, putting any previous question-marks over quality to bed.The next progression the fast food giant has made is with pulled chicken; building on the success of the Bacon, Chicken and Cheese Burger and adding a Chicken and Mayo burger (with lettuce) in its Megabox option, the plan to bring its Roast Chicken to the burger loving masses has met its ultimate fulfilment in the new Crafted Range. The BLT Smash features 'crispy' bacon, rocket, tomato, avocado paste and whole egg mayo (Hellmann's esque and totally amazing) , Chill Slaw premiere's tasty cheese, 'slaw and Roosters yummy chilli aioli sauce while the True Blue wickedly mixes beetroot relish with whole egg mayo, tasty cheese, fresco salad and tomato. All burgers come on a toasted sour dough bun and Red Onion also stars on the True Blue and Chill Slaw burgers. Also good to know is that all the Crafted Range comes in a burger and wrap option - burgers offering a chicken breast patty or pulled chicken, while wraps offer either a crispy chicken strip or pulled chicken. Alternative Brekkie options include delicious raisin toast or banana bread with butter and various croissants (soft, available warmed and in a coffee combo for $5.) There are also cheese and tomato toasties (with or without ham) and maple waffle and parfait yogurt options.In review of the new brioche range, take the bacon off and you have two tasty vegetarian options. Either you can take the potato pancake, tasty cheese, egg, BBQ sauce and whole egg mayo option, or the corn fritter, spinach, tomato, chilli jam and mayo option (recommended with a tasty cheese slice or egg as a price add on.) Both feature a nicely toasted brioche bun.Red Rooster have listened to their customers (toasting buns, improving burgers, developing good vegetarian options etc.) On top of that they have expanded their Brekkie range, added some fantastic teas (no less than seven in total including an astounding Earl Grey, Camomile and Green) and in Taboo, one of the nicest and richest hot chocolate's you will taste. Alongside other ice creams, there's even have $1 Paddle Pops! They've also just added a range of pies, with gravy and peas as an option. One of the better fast food places out there, for sure...

Went here for breakfast had the bacon and egg bun the service was very slow there were a lot of people waiting only one person servicing the food was good but I didn't like the wait

I've done another write up for Red Rooster down the road, but thought I'd do another for here.