We dined in at this establishment. I got a cheeseburger and my friend got a little hamburger and we shared a large fries. My burger was made into a double which was a nice surprise. The establishment was clean and the employee was courteous.
Food was 2/5, staff were nice, prices are above average and a decent value.I went when it was 90 degrees outside and it was hotter inside the restaurant. Not only hot but incredibly humid. This cause the floor to condensate and mix with the oily nature of the restaurant. It was honestly unsafe to walk and my 10 month pregnant wife was terrified. You honestly couldn't walk without feeling like you're on ice.The bathroom was gross (hott and smelly) and I couldn't bring myself to eat indoors.Food 2/5Staff 5/5Facility 0/5Go elsewhere.
I was a bit nervous and apprehensive the first time I was approached with a proposition to take out Five Guys.Honestly, I had far less experience in this culinary genre than the typical Parton.I’ve experimented before with Two Guys. My experiences in other assorted meaty burger combos, such the Two Girls, One Bun, and the Pig In A Blanket, was more limited.One Time I even waltzed with Two Guys a Girl And A Pizza Place.But prancing across an all American eatery to place an order for some juicy brats , hefty hearty buns, and curly fries, I was a bit intimidated, at least at first.The prospect was made even more daunting when I realized that I would be ordering from a queue of Five Guys.Each time I circled back to ponder whether to tackle the challenge all at once, or divide an conquer, I asked myself, “Oh god, Becky. What if all this extra protein makes me look fat?”The prospect of others seeing me surrounded by five hefty quarter-pound burgers, crinkly paper, napkins, sauce stains, and mustard packets, I worried to myself:“Oh my god, Becky. What if my friends see me and think I’m a GLUT!?”Fortunately, Five Guys offered me a calorie-conscious desert menu. Combined with a complementary scoop of in-house, Him-made Whipped Cream toppings,I have to admit This was one of the most eye opening and elightening burger adventures that I’ve ever encountered…either behind or in front of said counter.One fry daddy can be quite the mouthful, but facing a solid bank of cash-machines, card swipers, and newfangled chip readers, all before you even get to sit down and give the fried Potatoes a close visual Inspection.Five sharply-dressed burger boys standing resolute bean-hind my counter. Furious fingers dangling at the ready to punch in my ticket?!Now, That’s a lot of spare change at the Front register!Little did I know, that my superb dine-in experience that day would leave such a lasting impact on my Five Guys restaurant sentiment, that I would choose to return to my local third, fourth and fifth (wise) guy, each and every Saturday night, for as long as this little booted babe enjoyed the spicy taste of charbroiled chicken fillets.I can’t express my sincere gratitude to the band of merry burgermeisters at my local Five Guys diner.From the to-die-for fondue bacon-chicken wrap,To the Five little smokies style bratwurst that i enjoyed both in-store, as well as some fancy Fourth meal fair, after takeout , later that same evening.The challenge, five for one, one-five dive, was met with eager gustatory zeal and mouth watering appeal.Im a brave Burger babe. I hope you will come down to visit me and the boys too!
I was a bit nervous and apprehensive the first time I was approached with a proposition to take out Five Guys.Honestly, I had far less experience in this culinary genre than the typical Parton.I’ve experimented before with Two Guys. My experiences in other assorted meaty burger combos, such the Two Girls, One Bun, and the Pig In A Blanket, was more limited.One Time I even waltzed with Two Guys a Girl And A Pizza Place.But prancing across an all American eatery to place an order for some juicy brats , hefty hearty buns, and curly fries, I was a bit intimidated, at least at first.The prospect was made even more daunting when I realized that I would be ordering from a queue of Five Guys.Each time I circled back to ponder whether to tackle the challenge all at once, or divide an conquer, I asked myself, “Oh god, Becky. What if all this extra protein makes me look fat?”The prospect of others seeing me surrounded by five hefty quarter-pound burgers, crinkly paper, napkins, sauce stains, and mustard packets, I worried to myself:“Oh my god, Becky. What if my friends see me and think I’m a GLUT!?”Fortunately, Five Guys offered me a calorie-conscious desert menu. Combined with a complementary scoop of in-house, Him-made Whipped Cream toppings,I have to admit This was one of the most eye opening and elightening burger adventures that I’ve ever encountered…either behind or in front of said counter.One fry daddy can be quite the mouthful, but facing a solid bank of cash-machines, card swipers, and newfangled chip readers, all before you even get to sit down and give the fried Potatoes a close visual Inspection.Five sharply-dressed burger boys standing resolute bean-hind my counter. Furious fingers dangling at the ready to punch in my ticket?!Now, That’s a lot of spare change at the Front register!Little did I know, that my superb dine-in experience that day would leave such a lasting impact on my Five Guys restaurant sentiment, that I would choose to return to my local third, fourth and fifth (wise) guy, each and every Saturday night, for as long as this little booted babe enjoyed the spicy taste of charbroiled chicken fillets.I can’t express my sincere gratitude to the band of merry burgermeisters at my local Five Guys diner.From the to-die-for fondue bacon-chicken wrap,To the Five little smokies style bratwurst that i enjoyed both in-store, as well as some fancy Fourth meal fair, after takeout , later that same evening.The challenge, five for one, one-five dive, was met with eager gustatory zeal and mouth watering appeal.Im a brave Burger babe. I hope you will come down to visit me and the boys too!
First time at this place & will not be coming back again way over priced they don’t do combos so everything has to be bought separately.. big disappointment theBurger the wife & I had was bad cheese not melted & the fries where absolutely disgusting & way under cooked I would rather go to chili’s or McDonald’s over this lace
Always love eating here! The burgers are so great and so many options for add ons. The fries are like homemade and just so good!!
Over priced nearly flavorless meat. I do not get why they seem to be so popular. I have been to about four five guys in different cities & the hamburgers are always disappointing. And their hot dogs are just disgusting. Unless you like hot dogs that taste like bologna, which me and my boys do not like. Save money and get a better cheeseburger by getting a quarter pounder with cheese from McDonald's. Or if you can find a hardee's, go there. Still probably cheaper than five guys.
The burgers I got were just how I remembered. However the fries were not cooked properly. They are supposed to have a snap to them and instead tasted like they sat out for 10 minutes prior to being served. Prices have been jacked up to an amount that is no longer worth coming here.
Dropped by here on a family trip back home from Kansas City back home to St Louis. This wasn't far off the highway and the good was fast and delicious.... exactly what we needed at the time to get home at a reasonable hour.
Busy but fast service. Helpful at the counter. Food was good but not great. It was loud with the cashier yelling orders to the cooks in the back, the music and some patrons were excessively noisy. I'm glad I stopped though. Their burgers just hit the spot!