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Easey's

3/48 Easey St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia

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3/48 Easey St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia

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HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Easey's

Perched five storeys above Collingwood inside tagged Hitachi carriages, Easey’s turns burger runs into rooftop spectacle. Four flights of graffiti-plastered stairs lead straight to city views, crisp-edged smash patties, and sweet-onion Oklahoma burgers. Insiders consistently steer out-of-towners up top for the train-cabin novelty—staying for seasoned chips, cold house beers, and smoked hot dogs heaped with mac ‘n’ cheese.

  • Rooftop train carriage dining: Guests climb five storeys to dine inside converted vintage train carriages overlooking the Collingwood skyline.
  • Classic smash burgers: The kitchen turns out beefy smash burgers, crunchy fried chicken sandwiches, and sweet-onion Oklahoma burgers.
  • Loaded sides and shakes: Rounds of seasoned chips, crisp onion rings, loaded hot dogs, and traditional thickshakes round out the table.

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Why Dine at Easey's

Reserve your booth inside Collingwood's iconic rooftop train carriages and enjoy towering smash burgers with skyline views.

  • Rooftop Train Carriage Immersion

    Diners climb five stories to eat inside authentic vintage Hitachi train carriages mounted directly onto the rooftop, combining panoramic suburb views with retro transport nostalgia.

    Set within restored train carriages atop a rooftop, the venue combines quirky retro décor, sweeping views, and a playful sense of nostalgia that makes it unlike anywhere else.

    Peter Lac
  • Authentic Transit Graffiti Culture

    From the stairwells to the carriage exteriors, Easey's celebrates Melbourne's local street-art culture with dense, layered graffiti tags left by artists and guests over years.

    It's a vibe; such a fantastic, nostalgic, arthouse and creative vibe.

    Olivia Carina Enea-Brain
  • Crowd-Pleasing Out-of-Towner Showcase

    The striking novelty of rooftop rail cars makes the venue an effortless highlight for showcasing Melbourne's quirky culinary identity to visiting friends and family.

    great spot to take visitors as well

    Yvonne Amos
  • Memorable Team and Group Gatherings

    Whether treating a work crew or meeting friends, the laid-back carriage booths provide a distinctive, memorable backdrop that sparks shared conversation.

    The old Hitachi Train was a hit, a bit of Melbourne's history sitting atop of a great facility.

    charles robinson
  • Flavor-Forward Smash Burgers

    Beyond the visual spectacle, the kitchen delivers hearty, expertly griddled smash patties with clean execution and balanced savory toppings.

    This burger just satisfies my cravings every time.

    Karam Devnani
  • Crispy, Non-Greasy Sides

    Sides match the burgers in craftsmanship, featuring golden tempura-crisped onion rings, chips, and loaded fries seasoned to perfection without excess grease.

    The onion rings and chips were cooked perfectly and seasoned really well — crispy, flavourful and not oily.

    Kitty M

Other favorites

Complement your rooftop burger with loaded fries, retro comfort snacks, and local pours.

  • Potato Cakes

    the fresh potato cakes were also a standout.

    Jaz Explores
  • House Beer

    A great lunch stops with refreshing house beer.

    Teuk Thanupont Sathaphana Saowasang
  • Chili Cheese Fries

    The chili cheese fries were as good as you would get them in America

    Karam Devnani
  • Mac 'n' Cheese Hot Dog

    Great hotdog with Mac ‘n cheese top.

    Teuk Thanupont Sathaphana Saowasang

Before you head over

Practical advice on navigation, timing, and accessibility to make the most of your rooftop train meal.

  • Plan for the Four-Flight Stair Climb

    Seating inside the rooftop train carriage requires climbing four to five flights of stairs without general elevator access. Diners with prams or limited mobility can opt for ground-floor seating to enjoy the meal without the climb.

  • Take the 86 Tram to Avoid Parking

    Street parking in Collingwood is notoriously difficult to find. Skip circling the block by taking the route 86 tram directly from the CBD or catching a quick rideshare.

  • Drop In Off-Peak for Quicker Service

    Visiting during the late afternoon avoids peak lunch rushes where staff response times can slow down. Ordering directly at the counter gets your drinks right away and keeps food wait times minimal.

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