5/5 Michael B. 2 years ago on Google
This
Five
Guys
in
particular:
Great!
The
member
of
staff
who
served
us
was
friendly
and
helpful.
The
food
arrived
without
too
long
a
wait
and
was
hot
and
fresh.
the
place
was
clean
overall
-
no
mess
on
the
condiment
stations,
drinks
dispensers,
or
on
the
table
we
sat
at.
My
son
and
I
visited
around
lunch
time
on
a
Thursday
and
while
the
city
centre
was
busy,
strangely
Five
guys
wasn't
at
all.
So
I
can't
speak
for
how
well
the
place
operates
under
more
pressure.
Five
guys
in
general:
Five
guys
does
ace
things
with
a
burger!
Nothing
especially
extravagant
about
it
-
choose
a
burger,
pick
some
topping,
add
some
fries
and
go.
But
then
sometimes
the
simplest
things
are
the
best.
The
quality
is
spot
on
-
big
,
juicy,
and
super
tasty.
The
fries
are
spot
on
and
you
always
get
an
absolute
ton
-
a
small
easily
went
between
me
and
my
5
yo
son.
Where
Five
Guys
loses
some
points
is
simply
on
the
disparity
between
what
it
is
(a
fast
food
outlet)
and
the
cost.
We're
talking
around
£8
for
a
cheeseburger,
plus
more
for
fries
and
a
drink
-
so
about
£15
for
a
typical
adult
meal.
For
a
family
of
2
adults
and
2
kids
you'd
be
looking
at
about
£45
at
least.
The
food
is
fantastic,
several
steps
beyond
the
other
high
street
competition.
So
in
that
regard
you
get
quality
for
your
money.
But
then
this
is
still
a
takeaway
burger
you're
paying
for,
which
you
can
choose
to
eat
in
comfortable
but
no-frills
American
diner/burger
bar
styled
surroundings
at
no
extra
charge
if
you
want
to.
Cost
prohibits
it
from
being
frequented
like
other
high
street
fast
food
competitors.
It's
not
somewhere
most
people
could
afford
to
visit
on
a
whim
or
more
than
once
a
week
or
so.
And
in
that
regard
I'm
not
sure
where
in
the
market
it
really
sits
and
who
it's
competitors
are.
Is
it
competing
with
McDonalds?
Or
is
it
competing
with
the
likes
of
Frankie
&
Benny's?
Five
Guys
serves
burgers
and
fries
that
beat
both
hands
down,
but
it's
way
more
expensive
than
the
former
and
doesn't
offer
the
dining
environment
of
the
latter.