Five Guys Burgers and Fries

After hearing all kinds of good things about Five Guys, I finally got to try them while shopping at Dix30. The location is convenient enough, right near to Adonis, and although the parking lot is super busy there was a little pocket of spots available right next to Five Guys. I’m told this is usually the case.
The burgers, while a wee bit pricier than your standard fast food burger, are much more delicious! A small means one patty, a large is two. We were two to dine, and a small burger each and a regular fry split between us was perfect. The burgers are meaty and satisfying. The toppings are free and customizable, though I kept it simple and ordered mine all dressed. Next time though (because there will be a next time!) I’ll get creative.

It is quite an expansive place for burger but its a burger unlike any other fast food restaurants! I like coming here from time to time for a good burger especially with friends!

Super Burger, un peu cher mais quand t’a le goût de te payer la traite! Les poutines son correct mais pas plus, la sauce brune et le fromage de 3 jours n’en font pas une des meilleures!

Unless you’re really short on cash, Five Guys’ bacon cheeseburgers are good enough that they essentially render all the other burger joints in the area obsolete.
Note: They just started offering poutine, but I didn’t find it was worth it. Stick with the Cajun fries.

Hot thick patty, melting cheese, crunchy lettuce, juicy tomatoes, all compressed between two buns. Please give me this hot mess over any burger. What’s also great is that fries orders are humongous. Compared to any other fast-​food place, a trio at Five Guys will make you feel full and satisfied.

Great burgers and fries. A little bit in the expensive side. Very loud and cold… Could turn up the heat a bit !

These burgers are some of the biggest, baddest motha &$!@ers you’ve ever had. The décor is no nonsense, the open kitchen let’s you see the the action as you munch on peanuts. A great place to pack in a few burgers with the boys. That said, it might not be the best choice for a date, unless she’s into pink floyd and doesn’t mind the spartan décor.
All that to say, this is one of the best burgers in the Montréal area. Serious burgers that will mess you up if you don’t check yourself. Respect the game.

Delicious burgers on the South Shore of MTL.
Meat is always fresh, never kept frozen and its tasty. You pick whatever you want to add to your single /​double pattie. French fries aren’t included in the meal though, they come with some spices that are way too salty for me so I ask them separately.
I love the old classics that play in the background. Great ambiance. It adds to the dynamic staff.

Decent messy burgers with a great choice of toppings. Cajun fries are yummy but a little in the salty side. Dip em in mayo and you’re good to go.

C’était bon, mais vraiment gras. Oui c’est de la mal bouffe à la base, mais ya gras et GRAS. L’attente était un peu longue pour des hamburgers et des frites. Le prix est un peu élevé pour le genre de bouffe. L’expérience en soi n’est pas désastreuse, mais je vais y repenser pour une prochaine fois, à moins que je veux me taper une bonne crise de foie.

Burger craving? This is the place to go!!! Amazing burgers!

Good burgers :)

Tout d’abord, j’avais beaucoup d’attentes pour Five Guys Hamburgers et Frites. Premièrement, TOUTES les huiles végétales sont sans cholestérol. L’usage de l’huile d’arachide est fonction de sa tolérance à la chaleur ET son prix. Rien de plus. Pour la santé, on repassera. Ensuite, pour 15 $ par personne SANS POSSIBILITÉ de TRIO, c’est très élevé pour des frites régulières à 3,29 $, une boisson à 1,99 $. Les frites né présentent aucun avantage particulier pour justifier 3,29 $. Elles viennent d’ailleurs de très loin, en général (I.P.E., Can.). Un cheeseburger tout garni avec fromage et bacon pour 7,99 $ avec deux boulettes de viande sèche sans jus, sans humidité, c’est trop et encore inutile, le tout dans un emballage de papier d’aluminium NON RECYCLABLE… très peu à envier à St-​Hubert ! Donc, verdict. On passé à un autre.
First of all, I had a lot of expectations for Five Guys Hamburgers and fries. The choice of peanut oil for cooking is only for heat tolerance and low price nothing more. No cholesterol is present in ALL vegetable oils. Second, 15 $ per person is very steep if you compare to many other joints, … NO TRIO POSSIBILITY ! 3,29 $ for one regular fries, with no particular taste difference compare to other variations on the fries. Why so high? They come usually from very far, ex. P.E.I. Can… do the math. One soft drink, regular, 1,99 $. One cheeseburger, double meat patty, unpleasantly dry, not juicy, not moist, served in a simple flat aluminium foil. Not recyclable, Not comparable to St-​Hubert, the chicken place who understood. Bottom line for 15.25 $, it’s a major pass ! NEXT !

Been to Five Guys in Florida, and when I found out they were here, I had to try it out.
I have to say, they got it spot on.
The burgers are just as good, giving you the choice of toppings they would in the States.
The fries are fresh cut and seasoned with Cajun spice fried in sweet peanut oil.
But, the prices are steep for just a burger. There are no trio’s here, so just beware.
Other than that and no poutines, this place is yummy as it is when on vacation:)
Try it out, you won’t regret it.

This is a really cool place and I prefer 5 guys over any other fast food restaurant. The fries are made with real potatoes and the ingredients are all fresh (not frozen). More expensive then MCD or BK but definitely worth it!!! Nice dinner ambiance would recommend it for sure!!!

Cajun fries! Cajun fries! Cajun Fries!
Five Guys is now across the 49^th parallel and in Canada.
They have a great 1950’s hamburger joint type feel to the restaurant. Order a burger to the way you like it with as many of the free toppings that you would like. Next up, are their hand cut fries. Always cut fresh and deep fried just right to be crispy on the outside. They use peanut oil for frying — so be forewarned.
Oh yah, make sure you order Cajun fries!

Being a big fan of Five Guys Burgers and Fries whenever I travel in the US. I was really looking forward to see the red and white checker boards try it’s way into the Canadian market. They have crossed the borders under the «Five Guys Hamburgers et Frites» in the Montréal region, using the same foiled wrapped burgers and hand cut fries they are known for in the US. Everything is cooked on a grill, dressed the way you like and messy when you eat it… Promise.
The menu is kept simple: Burgers, hot dogs and fries. I tried everything on the menu and it does the job right in the greasy department. I find their burgers overcooked but nicely stuffed, the sliced hot dog on the grill tasty but expensive and fries will have you come back for more. Careful when ordering «all-​dressed», nobody bothered understand what we go by around here.
Expect to pay above average for your favorite fast food: A burger will cost you $ 5~7, one hot dog goes for $ 4 and fries $ 4~5. The large drink is useless unless you didn’t know it was free refills.
I’m not sure how well the franchise will be doing in the land of «La Belle Province», but where the POUTINE rules, how can you afford not to have any on the menu?!