Five Guys

A typical Five Guys, clean and with a consistently warm atmosphere. They could use an update of the pull quotes, as I have seen the same accolades for a few years. It may be a leftover from the pandemic but at the time of my visit there were no condiment dispensers, so I had to make do with packets. The exterior seating only had one table with an umbrella and the closest trash bin was actually outside the seating area.

Awesome burgers. But they better be. To feed a family of 4 was 50 dollars. But they got fresh non frozen meat and free peanuts. Multiple flavor shake options. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be back but not that soon for $12 a burger.

Cheeseburger w/ ketchup, mustard, grilled onion- 5 ????! Thick Cut Fries - 5 ????! Five Guys naturally gets five stars, one for each guy. But seriously, their burgers are worth each star so there is nothing to worry about. They are one of the more prominent higher end burger franchises but they make sure they back it up with a solid burger. An interesting detail I enjoyed was they don't call it a double burger. Instead, the double is the normal and the single burger is a junior. I was watching the chef put my order together and he nonchalantly dumped a huge amount of fries into the bag. The amount of fries in the picture is far beyond the serving container. They are nice, thick cut fries. Five Guys has vinegar as a condiment. If you've never tried salt and vinegar fries, it is a good combo to enhance the fries. I was in the area for a movie and hadn't planned a place to eat at. I felt inspired to go here. I've had their burgers before but it had been a long time. I'll certainly visit o