When we entered I was put off by the interior. Stark wooden furniture and decor.

But the burgers are excellent ! In a different league to burger king and macdonald's, but then again so is the price!
Two burgers fries and drinks $26! But they are good!

Service good too..

All of the Five Guys places are the same; we just go to this one for lunch since it's relatively close to work. The burgers are better than most other fast food places (think In-N-Out if you've been to California or Shake Shack if you've been to New York, but these aren't as good as either of those chains), and the variety of toppings is great. The burgers are also far more expensive than most other fast food places.

The regular burgers are large (two patties), so a "little" burger will probably be enough for you. I think they're pretty greasy, but a lot of my co-workers like them that way. I usually get a bacon-cheese dog, which are really good, instead.

People either love or hate the fries; without a doubt they are the greasiest fries around. Everything gets packed in a brown paper bag at the counter, and before you can carry it to your table, the bag will be so saturated with french fry grease that it will almost be translucent. If you're getting take-out with fries, be careful about sitting the bag on a cloth car seat.

One nice touch about these places is that all Five Guys offer free peanuts.

This place is greasy, but the reason for that is due to the meat being freshly made and never frozen. It is made into patties on a daily basis and cooked to order. It is never frozen like the fast food chains. The toppings are free and about 20 different options. The french fries are the best ever and remind me of Mark Mosely's Board Walk Fries. They are fresh cut from potato's brought in from farms. Cooked in fantastic fresh oil changed daily. The calories for this meal is off the chart but for a real hamburger and fresh fries, this is the place to go

First off, if you have a peanut allergy, do not go, they serve peanuts in the restaurant and fry exclusively in peanut oil.

I have been to many different burger joints. In my books, Five Guys beats them all. I rank Red Robin second on my list. For starters if you are one of those that complains of high fat or grease, then stay out. Go down to a place with a salad bar because this place was made for those that want a sinfully good burger. The burgers are still juicy even though they are cooked all the way through and have cripsy edges. I always get their bacon cheeseburger with Mayo, Mustard, Ketchup, Hot Sauce, Pickles, and my favorite addition...jalapenos.

These aren't whimpy jalapenos either. They are freshly cut and some you get are just a nice heat level to kick up the flavor of the burger. Their fries are great. Challenge, order a large fries and see if you can finish them off in a single sitting with any of their burgers. I've not found anyone that can yet.