Ready to eat Stranger Things? Grill’d releases the ‘Demogorgon burger’ ahead of season four of the hit Netflix series
Everyone loves Stranger Things.
And now diehard fans can treat themselves to Grill’d ‘Demogorgon Burger’ ahead of season four of the hit Netflix series.
The show is partnering-up with the burger chain to do a takeover of the Galeries restaurant in Sydney on Friday from 11am, transforming the location into the Upside Down.
Ready to eat Stranger Things? Burger chain Grill’d is releasing the ‘Demogorgon burger’ ahead of season four of the hit Netflix series and taking over Sydney’s Galeries store on Friday
The burger features a grass-fed Australian beef patty, roasted peppers, dill pickles, and cos lettuce, smothered in backyard burger sauce and sour cream.
It also has a delicious buffalo dipping sauce.
Inside the Galeries store, fans will be able to step into an immersive world complete with vines, floating spores and interactive experiences.
Delicious: The burger features a grass-fed Australian beef patty, roasted peppers, dill pickles, and cos lettuce, smothered in backyard burger sauce and sour cream
Stranger Things is coming back for season four on Netflix.
A sneak peek of the trailer begins with what appears to be a glimpse of the hellish Upside Down and Jim Hopper (David Harbour), who looks to still be imprisoned in Russia.
He is handed a spear and the doors open to a courtyard, where armed men await.
Taking over: Inside the Galeries store in Sydney, fans will be able to step into an immersive world complete with vines, floating spores and interactive experiences
In between flashes of explosions and action-packed fight scenes, it also shows glimpse of their lives as ordinary teenagers.
The show has received much critical acclaim including four Golden Globe nominations and three Grammy Awards nods.
Stranger Things originally premiered on July 15, 2016 and will add one more season, season 5, before coming to a close.
Back for more! The final trailer for season four of Stranger Things teases high-stakes drama and even more trouble for the whole Hawkins crew
The Wall Street Journal reported that the upcoming season of the critically-acclaimed science fiction show cost $30 million per episode to make.
It will consist of nine episodes making the approximate budget $270 million for the full season.
Stranger Things is available to watch on Netflix.
Coming soon: The highly-anticipated fourth season will premiere on Netflix on Friday, May 27
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