Five Guys Burgers and Fries

This is a wonderful five guys location. The people who work at this location were kind enough to ask me about any food allergies I may have. When I let them know I had a food allergy they took extra care when preparing my meal to make sure there was no cross-​contamination. Big kudos to this crew.
This is a very clean location and I have noticed that there is not much of an evening crowd. Lunch at this location is very busy but if you’d like a more relaxed environment come later in the evening.

Amazing, simply sinful! I literally eat until I need to be rolled out from the restaurant. Their burgers and fries are the very best! Super moist, not fall apart greasy, burgers and handcut fries make for the best meal! My only gripe is that there’s no kids menu or smaller size options for the smaller tummies. The service at this location is great too.

For our first experience here it was fast, friendly and simple. The menu is little with just hamburgers and hotdogs but there is a wide variety of toppings.
The «little» burgers are just single patty quarter pound but it is still a normal size hamburger. The «big» burgers are doubles.
It’s easy for me to get full but the taste of the food was so enjoyable, i couldn’t stop eating.
The fries are so soft, the skins are cooked with them almost resembling steak fries but skinny.
This is one place I would love to stop by more often when im in the neighborhood. It was one of the juiciest cheeseburgers I’ve ever had.

it was an okay burger (bacon cheeseburger), nothing special. However it fell apart and all the toppings they put on end up in a pile. Fries were okay. worst part, a burger fries and a coke was 15 dollars. For 15 dollars they better top it with lobster!
but they do give you a ton of fries in hopes you wont be so mad that you paid 15 dollars for 8 bucks worth of food!

Cashier was super friendly and she explained how thw concept worked with great patience. Great flat topped grilled burgers, phenomenal french fries. And at this location the ability to have a lime-​coke or raspberry sprite, and other flavored sodas! I WILL BE BACK!

Open until 10pm, eh? That’s interesting, because we definitely walked in at 9:15 and the staff could not have been more rude if they tried. The cashier was extremely short with us, acting completely exasperated and talking down to us as if we were stupid.
Love Five Guys, so two stars for the food. No stars for the staff. If your job makes you that miserable and your customers make you that angry, go work somewhere else.

1.25% PIF tax? Liberals over here have the tax rate at 8%. Only 5% in Highlands Ranch. Great burgers but they won’t start the fries when you call in which defeats the purpose of calling in to have it ready. Also there are four guys and one girl; the filth guy is missing but liberal laws probably made them hire others.

If you are a chain restaurant in a sea of chain restaurants how do you set yourself apart? By cooking your food impeccably and training your employees to have great attitudes. Everyone knows Five Guys by now. Burgers, fries, and peanuts. However, I have had Five Guys in Kansas and Arizona and this location on Lincoln in the Lincoln Commons blows the others away. Their burgers were cooked masterfully, the cheese was melted like a bawse, the fries were crispy (something I can’t say about any other location I have visited) and they have the new school Coca Cola machines with touch screens and a thousand flavor combinations.
Congrats to the owner/​franchisor on a well trained staff, great food and enjoyable experience. We will be back to satisfy our cravings soon.

Do not waste your money, the food was cold and the store was filthy!!! We will not be going back!!! I forgot to mention they were out of pickles???

Burgers are great, love the cajun fries. Avoid the coke machines. Flavor is never quite right as you get a small blast of the guy-in-front-of-you’s grape coke and the people trying to figure it out just creates an unnecessary line. Get a tea instead. Healthier, faster and the flavor is correct.

Ate: Little Cheeseburger w/​«Everything» (including pickles, grilled onions, ketchup, mustard, mayo, tomatoes, lettuce…)
Verdict: think «gourmet Burger King»…soggy and sloppy (don’t go on a date here unless it’s at least the 5^th date, just saying)
The burger was just okay… probably a tad overpriced for what it’s worth. The fresh cut fries are nice though.

2^nd 5 Guys I have been to location-​wise. The burgers, they are divine. The fries — even the plain ones — are pretty good; the cajun ones are better. But there’s a reason they are divine — they are utter Caloric Nightmares and a good 50% of their calories, no joke, are locked in fat. I don’t blame 5 Guys — that’s how they choose to roll and I respect them for that; there are many calorically fatty things that taste great. It’s a little alarming when you have a full-​size burger (read: 2 patties, since a «junior» at 5 Guys in 1 patty) and a *small* fries and end up consuming 1500 calories in 1 meal. Not kidding… I do give them props for putting up nutritional info on their websites.
Same great 5 Guys service and help; same awesome multi-​flavored multi-​drink soda machines (you know, the ones where you can add flavors if you so choose), same peanuts to snack on if you’re absolutely ravenous and can’t wait 5 minutes for your custom order to complete.
It’s a shame that on their formidable toppings menu, they don’t have fried egg or sliced avocado — even if they did charge extra for them. I’d shriek in ecstasy like a 60s fangirl at a Beatles show if they did. (Maybe that’s why they haven’t. 0:))
I’ve read some of the rated-​average or less reviews here and am left shaking my head. Of course it’s not the «perfect» burger place; few places are, even fewer ones that are chains. Some people would never be happy, I think. Yes, they are a little pricey — but to be fair, it’s also pretty monstrous-​sized-​burgers, especially when you take advantage of the free toppings. And if you don’t, whose fault is that? Sauteed mushrooms and peppers on a burger always makes *me* happy…

I happened to be in the area and in need of some food, so I am glad I ran into here for a good bite to eat.
Greasy burger and fries were on the order that night… yummy. The price options were kinda up there when considering a ‘combo’ meal, but I’d visit again.
And the manager was quite nice. I believe the manager was helping out with the orders and food prep at the time, so he helped out and that was cool.

Four stars since my son absolutely loves this place.
I like their burgers, but, oh, would I love a better bun.
Please, Please, give me a better bun.
Get the Cajun fries… a regular is more than enough for two people.

Five Guys is the best substitute for In N Out in Denver. It’s not quite the same, but the low maintenance menu and ordering process (and even the décor) remind me of In N Out.
The fries are made from freshly cut potatoes (they even tell you exatly where they got them from, it’s written on a board near the register).
The burgers here are hot and juicy and tasty. I was in yesterday with a fairly large order, six burgers and fries and it only took them about 10 minutes to get it all cooked and bagged up for me.

Five guys is a chain that seems to be spreading across the country like wildfire. This was my first time trying it; And since i don’t typically rate chains, this will have to be my stand-​in review for the remainder of the locations.
First and foremost, it reminds me of In-​N-​Out Burger. If I didn’t know better, I would have said they copied the In-​N-​Out model and ran with it:
— Very basic menu (burgers — doubles and singles, fries, drinks)
— Everything is made to order
— Relatively low prices
— Simple white and red décor
But apparently this chain has its origins from a single burger spot in D.C. So who’s to say?
My burger was good; Tasted like In N Out; They gave me a ridiculous amount of fries, even though I ordered a small; Kind of a waste, since I threw away most of them. My lunch cohorts had the same comment.
But again, comparing them to In N Out there’s one major difference I noticed: Meat quality As in: Five Guys doesn’t appear to do SQUAT.
Reminder: In-​N-​Out focuses on the highest-​grade, cleanest beef out there. They even do their own butchering and processing. Five guys, however, seems to just use whatever USDA beef they happen to get. And the term «USDA beef» doesn’t mean much in this day and age.
I’ll stick to In N Out (at least for chain burgers).

I’ve never understood the In n’ Out fervor and I’ve never been to Steak n’ Shake, but I do love Five Guys. The burgers are deceptively big– I can’t finish a «little» bacon cheeseburger. My order is usually a little bacon cheeseburger with grilled mushrooms, lettuce, onion, tomato, ketchup, and light mayo. It’s great thar you can customize however you want. The Cajun fries are great. My fiancé vouches for the cheese dog.
Service at this location is fast and friendly, and the store is busy but they keep it clean.
Yep. I’m a fan.

Seriously meh.
The only reason I even ate here is because the Firehouse Subs next door wasn’t even open yet and I had 10 minutes to grab something to eat on my way to work. No choice. Five Guys it is.
Their burgers come in 2 sizes: «Big» and «Little.» The big burgers come with two patties stacked. That’s good for beef lovers. The single patty «little» burger was enough for me. It comes on a sesame seed bun and you can add on as many toppings as you want. The taste reminded me of a burger you would get at Sonic or someplace mediocre in the fast food chains.
Their fries are seriously overkill. I love potatoes and I love fries. I ordered the «regular» i.e. «small» size cup. Not only was the cup overflowing with fries, they filled the greasy brown bag half full with them. While most fry lovers would find that to be awfully generous I found it to be awfully gluttonous. The fries aren’t bad but are a bit too salty for my liking. I ate the fries in the cup and threw away the excess in the bag. It’s just a bit too much.
I should have gone to Smash Burger instead.

I love the whole atmosphere at 5 Guys with the big vat of peanuts and the bag full of awesome, crispy fries.
Service was good at this location, with the cashier asking us how our weekend was going and if we had any plans.
I honestly don’t like these kind of burger places generally, as I’m very particular about how my burgers are made. Counter places like this just make the burger as well done/​rare as they want sand I like mine burnt. However theirs are usually done well enough and are flavorful enough that it doesn’t seem to matter as much.

It took a couple tries for me to warm up to Five Guys. I think the key is all in ordering right. The first time out of the gate I did the double with everything and a large fries. If you have have been here you know this is enough food to feed 3 let alone just one! So I finally got it right (for me), I order a little bacon cheeseburger (lettuce/​tomato/​pickle/​mustard) and share a large fry. This still over stuffs me, but I am go home full an happy!
This one off Lincoln is really clean, the staff is friendly and it is pretty quick. I do think for counter service their prices are bit steep, but that is my only knock. It is good stuff.