Five Guys Burgers and Fries

Just your run of the mill Five Guys. Delicious, greasy burgers. Delicious, plentiful, greasy fries. They have one of those awesome soda machines with a million options if you’re into that.

I’ve eaten at 5 Guys plenty of times, but I have to say that the crew and management team is unbelievable! I’ve asked for the names of the managers at this establishment so that I could make sure that they receive the attention that they deserve! The GM, whose name I believe is Sarah, always makes a point to check on the food that is going out, not once have I had a mistake! Thanks to her! She always keeps a upbeat attitude when I see her! The other shout out that I would like to make would go to, Antwone. I come here for dinners mostly, and he always has the biggest smile on his face! It is obvious that his crew looks up to him! I appreciate that he talks with all of his customers, and he comes off so genuine. The burgers that come from here are the best! I am extremely impressed!

Awesome bacon cheese burger and some of the best fries I’ve ever had. Pretty straight forward and there’s no complaints here

Have always got great cheeseburgers there. I get my husband to stop in and bring me a cheeseburger home a lot. Pricey I think cookout burgers are just as good and way cheaper. But I do love their burgers. Always ask for extra crispy fries but don’t think they know how to cook them because they are still soft with no crunch. They really should make homemade chips think they would be better.

Just what you expect from a Five Guys franchise. Simple, delicious food.

This place has an unusual décor to it – mostly white and red tile, large windows, large bags of spuds stacked up, boxes of cooking oil, and all-​you-​can-​eat peanuts. Large «I love me!“signs adorn the windows and walls – praise from critics around the country, which is a little weird, but whatever. It’s reminiscent of a 50’s diner inside, but the stereo system plays the greatest Rock-​n-​Roll hits of the 70s and 80s. You’ll hear Boston and Led Zeppelin hits bumpered by Go-Go’s, «Something So Strong» by Crowded House and «Our House» by Madness. It’s kind of fun.
The burgers are super – they’re 100% beef, and they are just like someone grilled them at home. The French fries are homemade wedges with skins still on, and boy are they generous with the helpings. I ordered a «regular,» but it was easily twice that because they filled the bag so full. They offer many different kinds of burgers and a couple hotdog varieties. Everyone gets a white paper bag for their order, even if they’re dining in.
The staff is friendly.
What they DON“T have is side items. Maybe a couple side items like a salad or coleslaw to make you feel like you’re canceling out the pint of grease you’re eating. Also, I would really like to see a milk shake option here to compliment the burgers and fries. Am I the only one who thinks this is a glaring oversight?
It looks like a fun, cheap place to bring the family or a date.
The only thing I seriously don’t like about the Cherrydale location is the panhandlers. Within 20 minutes, I saw two different men beg money from two different couples entering the restaurant, and I was given a story by a «preacher» carrying a bible who was down on his luck. If you don’t mind being hit up by bums who look healthy and young, then you’ll enjoy your meal.

Yummy!!!