“So, we just left here about an hour ago. We were skeptical on going, due to so many bad reviews, but decided to give it a shot anyways.Overall, it was a pleasant experience. Greeted quickly with friendliness, and she let our kids pick out a movie for the back room, which was super cool. No complaints about the service at all. Food was hot and came to our table relatively quick. The only issue we had with our visit was that they were out of numerous things.. No diet pop, no unsweetened ice tea, no cucumbers for the salad, no leaf lettuce for the burger (although they did substitute shredded lettuce instead.) They are closed tomorrow for Easter, so maybe that's why they weren't fully stocked on stuff? Not a total deal breaker for us. The food was still good regardless. We'll be back again, and hopefully the next time they have diet pop back in stock!“
“Christmas Eve 2023 and my other (and best ) half wanted to try Five Guys. I've been to the one in Schererville and Green Bay, he has never been in one anywhere. SUPER friendly and kind staff. I can't stress that enough - Christmas Eve and not a grumble in play. They all worked really well together. Thanked my guy for his veteran service (thank you for doing so). Soooooo - the food (after all, that's why you are reading this :) ) Both of us ordered cheeseburgers. He chose everything on his and I did my usual mayo and pickles. I had a fountain drink, he had a choc shake. I asked on fries size and we chose a small. Fountain drinks - they have the machines with a zillion choices and also ice tea. The shake came up first - he was pleased with it. He also liked your decor. It was fun for me to see a first time view of Five Guys - I remember my first visit which was in Green Bay several years ago. This one seemed a bit smaller in size but the seating was very efficient and parking was an easy in and out. While we watched the burgers cooking - he commented ohhh maybe these are smaller than we thought. Well, we did have a pandemic and things seem a bit pricier and smaller these days but let's see. Then they came forth with the patties, added them to the buns and toppings - and the sandwiches greatly increased to the burger you may remember growing up. made at the local small town diner. Those burgers so big you truly need two hands and may not finish it all. The burger your stomach says oh my yes!!!!! We were more than full - I think we didn't finish 1/2 the small fries and I don't think he finished his shake. Music was playing - good choice. We wondered if this is a mix piped in all Five Guys. Either way it was a good choice. Washrooms clean as expected. One thing to note and not a bad thing. The two tables closest to the one fountain drink machine - there is a light breeze (maybe from the venting of the grills. Enough of one to ruffle the napkins on the table and feel on you as you sit. Not bad and we all know if it is a vent system, well, it is needed. The other tables were occupied or we would have moved further down. It may cycle sporadically and we were there during that time. This doesn't change my rating at all but if you are there on a chilly day and not wearing a coat (yours truly....) you now have advance notice :) Prices - we all know (I think) that prices have increased for everyone. From toilet paper to lattes to burgers to pizzas - it has increased. I won't even go into how much gas has increased as well, we all are having to cope with it. Beef in the grocery store has gone up considerably so logically Five Guys suppliers charge more too. I don't know about you but I'd rather eat a real quality burger like I did today even paying post pandemic prices than a low grade cut of meat. I actually felt the meat quality was better than I remembered from before. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Five Guys is a franchise. Either way there is a bottom line somewhere in the mix as with all businesses. So dealing with growing supply costs has to be a bear and a half. I also appreciate that Five Guys decided to set up shop here in Crown Point and think it is a welcome addition to the city. Two cheeseburgers, one small fries, one milkshake, one fountain drink, 20% tip = a bit under $40.00 Would I do it again - you bet I would :) Thanks guys for a great time, friendly service and a really great Christmas Eve lunch :)“
“The Food and Service were good, I couldn't tell you about the atmosphere. They are open till 8pm, but already had the Doors locked around 6:30pm. We had to go through the Drive Thru to place an order. We hadn't been to this location before, so had no idea what was on the menu. It was hard to read the menu, so I had to order from the part we could make out.Wheelchair accessibility: They have the Spaces available, but they could use a new paint job.“
“Great little restaurant! Ordered take-out and the food was ready fast and was hot and very good! It was very clean inside. Riley took my order and he was the most pleasant young man. I will definitely be back! Thanks Riley, you were a pleasure and you are a great asset to this little gem of a restaurant!“
“didn't ask if I wanted anything extra or Mike's way on my hot sub. stood there waiting to let them know what I wanted and sandwich came to me already wrapped. food was still really good just wish I could've gotten lettuce, spice, and sauce. I'll say something ahead of time next “
“Culver's is the best of the fast food establishments I've been to in Chicago land. I was particularly fond of the fried chicken years ago, but that was discontinued. I usually order the fish dinner or a double mushroom burger now. It would be nice if fast food companies would update some of their food to be more healthful. For instance, air fried French fries instead of deep fried, and freeze dried vegetables that would have shelf life of up to 25 years before simply being rehydrated to their original taste and texture. Until fast food companies catch up, Culver's is the best alternative I've found in the fast food industry.“
“Best good old hand maid Dilly Bars in the region!! The absolute best!!!I've tried them all. The only one that even comes close is in Steger, Illinois. I don't know why all the other locations changed to cellophane wrapped, tiny flat dilly bars. But I'm sure glad to have found these! Ahh... childhood memories.“
“25 cent pin ball machines, a beer wall & great food! We had the rib tips yum Can't beat it!Oh & can't forget the 3 young gentlemen. Keep up the great work! They answered my 100 questions I had with a smile & pride! Great jobWheelchair accessibility: Very accessible“