Five Guys

"Free peanuts and your pick of cheeseburger toppings at no additional cost! I love that they have fresh jalapeño. Also maybe give the bacon chocolate shake a try it’s surprisingly good. The large fry is usually enough to feed our family of 5. I bit pricy overall compared to other burger places but it’s worth it."

"The peanuts were pretty good. The place is nice. Five guys sell the most expensive ordinary burgers. Very dry meat and bacon. It just wins on Burger King. The fries tasted as if they had been fried yesterday. The attendees are fast and polite."

"I mean... It's Five Guys... I first tried Five Guys about 16 years ago out in the DC area, and it kinda ruined a lot of other burgers for me. When they came to Utah, I was pretty stoked. If you like a good burger and fries but haven't eaten at Five Guys — it's time, my friend... It's time. I've had a better experience with the quality of the food at this location than at another local franchise (not sure why, but that's just my observation). It's been clean, and the service has been good, but most importantly, the food has been prepared with better care at the AF location. What I love about Five Guys: The food is ridiculous. Everything is made to order, and you can customize your burger with whatever toppings they have, as well as ask for extra at no additional cost (this includes cheese and/or bacon if you order a cheeseburger, bacon burger, or bacon cheeseburger). The beef is so fresh and flavorful! To me, what sets Five Guys apart is their fries. The fries are skin-on, cut on location (including a sign advertising where today's potatoes were farmed), and cooked in peanut oil to perfection. They actually taste like potatoes. The portions are absurdly large. They offer Cajun seasoned fries, which I prefer. If sharing fries with someone who doesn't want the spice, I ask for a side of Cajun seasoning so I can season my portion. What I don't love about Five Guys: They've always been a little on the pricey side. But for what you get to eat, it's not a huge deal. The prices are comparable to what you'd spend at a few other local burger chains (all of which I also like), but with fully customizable, often meatier burgers — and WAY better fries (like, not even close to the same thing). Something else that's cool is that they have self-serve peanuts in shells that you can munch on while you wait for your food. If you wanna try Five Guys and you're in the general area, I'd recommend this location. Amazing food, great service, and cool atmosphere. Can't go wrong ."

"PROS: A fine working machine as you watch this crew glue their talents together making this work. The three of these workers filled orders in a blur of happy smiles. CONS: A bit too greasy for my liking, but the fans are going wild!"