Five Guys in Queens

“Comparing all burgers in the fast casual space my standouts are Five Guys, Shake Shack, and In-N-out. The burgers are in no way as pretty as the latter 2 options but they more than make up for it in taste and in my opinion value.

I do enjoy the complimentary peanuts and the fact that when ordering online, your fries are only then put to fry to ensure freshness. It's not complicated because it doesn't need to be and if you hold it to that standard I think five guys is a great burger and alternative option to some of the other franchise chains in the country.

Keep it up Five guys.“

“In certain reviews I would harp on the price of food in a restaurant if I find it more steep than usual but Five Guys always had a reputation of having premium price burgers long before recent inflation put a chokehold on our finances. With all that said, you definitely get what you pay for in Five Guys. It's been awhile since I've stopped by one and I figured this would be a decent opportunity for a review. I ordered a bacon Cheeseburger, fries and a soda, a customary combo which totalled to $23, yeah definitely above customary price. It was delicious though. I don't remember asking for a double patty burger but I basically got a double bacon Cheeseburger, not that I'm complaining since that didn't cost extra. I had to dig it out of the fries they ceremoniously dump straight into the bag, you can't say this establishment is ever cheap on fries. It filled me up good, I can't even think about eating now 3 hours later. Props to the lady in the counter and the cooks in the back, service was friendly and orderly. The soda machines with multiple options is a nice touch, seriously why don't more restaurants have those? I had a good lunch here, no complaints. Keep in mind a fat wallet is required if you want a fat order from Five Guys.“