I love Five Guys. It's a good burger, and I love the fries. So why only one star? The service at this location seems to be hit or miss. Tonight, we stopped in and one of their employees started taking our order. The manager, however and for some unknown reason, came over in a huff, waived off the employee and apologized "for the trouble." The only trouble I saw was how rude you were to each of your employees. Your management style is abrasive and condescending. We love Five Guys, but we won't be back to this location. read more

The fries they give you are ridiculously delicious! Also for how much they charge you it's a HUUUUGE amount. My friend & I split a large & we could barely finish them. It was fast, fresh & pretty tasty - maybe a little expensive as everything is ala carte but I'd still go back. Wish they had ranch though! Ketchup is disgusting & BBQ just doesn't cut it for me. read more

The lettuce wrapped my burger, which was yummy! Meat is awesome and my their fries are sooo good! What a nice date night treat!

I am not a huge burger fan, so was not exactly thrilled when my husband suggested we check out Five Guys Burgers and Fries. I mean, with the word "burgers" in the name, I assumed this was going to be a typical hamburger joint. How wrong I was. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they did have a hot dog on the menu, which, being a huge hot dog fan, I decided to try. I ordered it with bacon and cheese, my hubby ordered a regular burger (two patties), and we shared a small order of fries (which was HUGE). Let me tell you, I am always on the search of a really good hot dog, and I think Five Guys has one of the very best in Portland. Juicy and delicious. The bacon is actually nice, thick bacon strips, rather than a few little bacon bits sprinkled on the hot dog. I believe the cheese is American...not my favorite, but it melts nicely and overall, the bacon cheese hot dog is really, really good. My husband really enjoyed his burger, and the myriad of toppings to choose from...particularly the mushrooms, which many restaurants charge extra for. The menu is very spartan...not even a milkshake to go with those burgers and fries. But it seems having such a small menu helps them focus on making the few items they offer really, really good. Pretty much the choices are: burger with one patty, burger with two patties, hot dog, large fries, small fries (available salted or with a cajun seasoning) and maybe there is one veggie option...and sodas. From my memory, I believe that's about it. All the potatoes used for the french fries are locally (Northwest) grown. There is a white board by the registers that announces where today's potatoes come from). They are fried in peanut oil, and still have the skins on them. Very good fries! Although, the Cajun ones are a bit too spicy for my own liking. If you are looking for a really generously-sized burger with a ton of (FREE) toppings to choose from, a great hot dog, and delicious, fresh, generous portions of fries, look not further and check out Five Guys Burgers and Fries. read more

The short of it is to skip the burgers and stick with the fries. The burgers are marginally better than other fast food joints. They do not compare to a real sit down restaurant or one you would make yourself. You just don't make a big burger by stacking two paltry well-done patties. It's a shame because I was really hoping for a place that was passionate about burgers. This gets a 1 star for being only half of Burgers and Fries. Just another national chain. read more

Finally an east coast burger joint in Orygun! I feel that this Beaverton location is better than the West Linn one. Either way both are good. The burgers are unique and the meat is super JUICY. It all melts away in your mouth and before you know it you're wondering where your burger went. Or maybe I just eat too fast. The fries are some of the best I have ever had at a burger joint. I'd say they are better than In & Out fries. They use peanut oil and if you get the fries at the right time they have the perfect crispness. Be careful though...the smallest sized fries portion is BIG, it can easily feed 2 people. Also free peanuts is a plus, eat them while waiting in line and after you order before you get your food. Get the works(all the stuff in red) plus some of the extras, it doesn't cost extra. read more

I came into eat once and the tweaked out manager was getting ready to go out and smoke a cigarette, but comes running up out of nowhere telling me "WE DON'T HAVE ANY CHANGE". I was really confused and at first thought I was taken for a bum. But then the manager said I looked like the guy from the business next door who keeps asking for change for their cash register. Either way I told him to fu*k off and never went back. read more

Gresham Five Guys. Please tell your order employees to STOP yelling at us when taking our order. We're not DEAF. It's annoying enough that I will think twice about coming here again. Her name was Bethany and she was obnoxious. read more

Im sorry but this business doesnt even come close to deserving the accolades posted on their walls or in the original Washington newspaper. The fries are pretty good but come on---their burgers are just plain old things that anyone could cook. I rate them just a step above McDonalds small, plain burger, which is the worst burger in the food world. At first its interesting to hear them yelling back and forth but then, in addition to the very loud music, quickly becomes an irritant. I wouldnt have said anything bad about them at all except that they claim to have one of the greatest burgers?!! Thats just wrong. By the way, after looking at the picture of the burger below, I can say that our didnt resemble that at all. read more

Portland doesn't have In-N-Out, but now we have Five Guys. The name says it all; get the burgers and fries. A normal burger has two patties and a MASSIVE amount of fixins (unless you ask for them NOT to be there). The fries are fresh and hot, and they always give you extra (seriously, it's their policy). Also: free peanuts that you get to throw on the floor. I'm in love. read more

There's something happening down at 5-Guys popping up in Oregon like the checkerboard decor that lines the namesake restaurants. That stuff is magic. Heart stopping, artery clogging, wondrous burger bliss. If I didn't know any better they took a time machine and snatched up the burger joint straight from Fast Times At Ridgemont High. The burger kid can now become the neighborhood celebrity again. The only real choice here is what kind of toppings do you want on your burger. You're getting beef or french fries and probably both, the easiest answer is you want everything. The latter eludes to all the toppings that come standard like grilled onions, pickle, tomato, mushrooms, mayo, mustard, ketchup and all the fixins. That doesn't even include option free sides like BBQ sauce, A1, or hot sauce. Take your pick, because this is all you've got to consider at 5G. Maybe the tougher choice is Bacon or not to Bacon? Single Patty or Double heart stopper? It's alll good. A quick impression is that none of this is organic or local, and you know what I don't care. It's a guilty pleasure. Back in the day when fast food chains were serving real french fries and burgers they were still serving industrial meat and didn't know any better. Okay, so we know the real deal and they still serve corn fed meat. This is a GUILTY pleasure, a late night rendezvous with colonic catastrophe written all over it. Speaking of the FRIES! That time machine extends beyond pop-culture back to what places in town used to serve. Fresh Cut fries. Okay, I don't really know if they're fresh cut or if those big giant bag of "fresh" fries they line the dining room with are actually pre-cut with the skin on, but they're amazingly good. Incredibly convincing all warm and hot in a brown paper bag and they want to give you these fries. I ordered the regular, which is the small, and got it to go with my Bacon burger. I watched as they prepared 3 orders ahead a me at the end of the line. Step 1. Fill fry cup. Step 2. Add foil wrapped burger to bag Step 3. Dump a serious helping of remaining french fries into bag and top with a napkin. In your burger dreams, we all have those right, it's the common sense of finishing an order. On the drive home there was the perfect amount of fries to pick without seeming like I had eaten the whole serving. brilliant. As my heart slogs to keep up with my typing now, I'll clear the grease from my fingers and just say that this is a special treat. Oddly enough the diners seem to know that. Here is this joint where you definitely do NOT eat there every day without consequence and yet nearly everyone in the building was in rather decent shape. The place was packed and there wasn't one slothic person in the building. Everyone carefully calculated by my internal judging monologue was old school European fat at best. Which if you don't know means that they were all slender with the tiniest bit of baby fat. Not too many people had six packs under their jackets, but no one, not one single person was going to be able to audition for the biggest loser. Well, maybe if they had just begun their scheme of weight gain prior to the show. Euro-fat for short. What I'm getting at is most people it seemed takes Five Guys Burgers and Fries in stride. Eat it moderately, enjoy it like a rare wine, raw blowfish, or street vendor eggs in Thailand and you'll have proof that guilty pleasures don't have to cost an arm and a leg. Maybe they just cost a little plaque on the super highway of your red blood cells. Tomorrow I'm going to get up and work out like crazy, and it'll alll be worth it. Delicious! read more

Are use the online ordering system to purchase a little cheeseburger or a regular cheeseburger and a regular fries. I got to this location and they didn't have my order anywhere. They think it got mixed up with another person which is fine, so I proceeded to order again and waited for about 10 to 15 minutes. My guy called me over and didn't verify my meal, so I didn't even check because I thought things were good. Halfway home I find out that I have the wrong order and I have to go back and it's a huge convenience.... ughh. read more

I LOVE their fries. Burgers on the other hand isnt all that. Sort of on the spendy side. I feel!! They do offer Free Nuts that you can grab from a big ol'box... It's a laid-back place, people throw their shells on the floor. read more

Will never be back. Ordered a bacon cheese burger and fry,... Not hard right? This was to go as I was between jobs on a short break. Recieve 3 double patty burgers I could not eat. Partly the wrong toppings and soggy greasy and completely un appetizing. Went to McDonald's and had a better burger. read more

Made a mobile order. The app said they my food was going to be ready at 9pm. I arrive after the ready time to not see my food. I was asked three times what my name was. Then they tried to give me someone else's food. The manager said she was going to search for my order on a computer in the back room. I waited and watched the manager make milkshakes for 20 minutes. I watched walk in orders getting fulfilled. After that I left and called the customer service line to receive a refund. The customer service representative was not remorseful at all. He made it seem like it was my fault. After a week of waiting for my refund, I sent a detailed complaint online. Shortly after I only received a partial refund. I had to call customer service once again. They didn't even read my online complaint, as customer service representative said that they assumed I received my food. I clearly said multiple times that I didn't receive any food in my complaint. Very rude too.. read more

Place sucks! Ordered a bacon cheese burger and received no bacon. Had it to go so of course loved that surprised. Couldn't even get my grilled onions grilled. Never going back! read more

Ordered thru app. Didn't even finish and got notification that my card was charged for the order. called to let them know. Next, burger cold, forgot fork with bun less and drinks. To top it off the drink was only half full. we usually go to the 5 guys on 185th. We will never come back to this one. Oh and had to call 4x to get them to bring order as "it was a web order" (that I didn't actually place) so they wouldn't bring it to us. But we never got the option! so we didn't have masks. Nice guy name Jeff finally ok'd to bring most of our dinner that we didn't actually order, but was charged for, to us. ‍ read more

I help run a site and page called Cheeseburger Aficionado. I have been all over and 5 Guys is a pretty good burger. As far as the In N Out comparison goes, I worked at In N Out for years when I was younger. You folks raving about how good their processed frozen boredom is, keep it. If I mentioned some of the stuff I have seen in that kitchen, you would be booking your doctors appointment now. In N Out is not that great. Get over it. 5 Guys is actual , handground patties. You can see it being made before you. It's not the best burger i have had in my travels. However, it's simple and consistently good. P.S. In N Out uses "rinsed out" 52 Gallon garbage cans for their canned, processed sauces...after they have been used. Enjoy! read more

What I got when I ordered should be named "THE NEVER ENDING BAG OF FOOD". Granted, I did go all out and spent nearly $12, but the amount of food was ridiculous. The large fries are served in a big cup. There were more "bag fries" than in the full cup. I actually got about 2 1/2 cups of fries. Remember when you could order "buckets" of fries at McDonalds? I got more fries all together with my order here than a "bucket" of fries. They were thick fries too, which were neat for a change. To top things off, they have malt vinegar available, following in the footsteps of restaurants like McMenamins. I would have liked more flavoring on the fries if it hadn't been for the vinegar. I poured that all over the fries, added some salt, and shook up the cup. Booom! The burger was awesome as well. I got the Double Cheeseburger and was thrilled to select my toppings. At most burger joints, I'll ask for no mayo twice and still know there's a 30% chance my order will be messed up. Finally, fast food with ultimate customizability. The burger was huge but easy to eat, and it tasted great. The cheese was awesome as well. The clincher may have been the free jalapenos, which were spicy and plentiful on the massive burger. Next time I will certainly get A1 sauce on my burger as well. The wait really wasn't so bad despite the crowd of people there. The peanuts available to munch on while waiting were salted and spiced very nicely. You crack the peanut shells and throw them on the floor, much like in a Roadhouse Grill. Of course, because of the massive amount of food served, I had leftovers despite my massive eating ability. I had to finish up later, which meant that I got to enjoy the meal at two different times in the same day!! This may be a good place to eat out before going to a movie with the family or playing video games with the friends. Get ready to go veg out and enter full comatose mode. This is a smart restaurant. They apparently have taken the best elements of other restaurants and merged them together. It is way better than In-N-Out with their nasty sauce that they make in garbage cans, that's for sure. In fact, this place pwns In-N-Out. Run and tell that!! Now all they need to do is get some fresh bomb milkshakes. Seriously. read more

Love 5 Guys, but this location needs improvement. The service was slow, more people waiting than eating. And kids crying!! because the milk shake machine was broken. read more

This is a simple burger place that reminds me of my favorite SoCali fast food places. Very much a suburb haven for families, parties for local high school athletes, cheap dates of established couples and very much the working class burger place in a middle class neighborhood with huge servings and very little attitude. Its kind of a "guy" place as well....atmosphere is secondary to serving size, taste & value for the money [note most of the positive reviews so far are from men]. Regarding attitude, in fact the help is perpetually "up" and scream "5 at the door" when 5 new customers walk in. Its big, its greasy, its clean (fortunately) and not for regular consumption (like multiple visits per week) because you'll drive our cardiologist nuts! A note on the "happy talk" other reviewers below are overly upset about.... I'm not big on forced corporate "upness" either, but you can get that anywhere from Jamba Juice to Starbucks and its just "the way it is." Especially during a near-Depression where working class young people who are fortunate enough to get these jobs will do just about anything to keep them (12.5% unemployment in PDX on top of a huge underemployed population...jobs are impossible to find). I suggest be cool, relax, and realize these folks are trying desperately to keep their jobs! Final comment on atmosphere I'm not a big fan of the musical choice....its exclusionary. I'd rather hear some Isley Brother's "Go For Your Guns", Mother's Finest, Funkadelic or some Rufus mixed in with my Pink Floyd, Steve Miller Band or Cheap Trick because as kids this is what our "sounds" were like...we were fluid and moved back and forth alot so, they might pick a less exclusionary musical choice to make many more of us feel "at home." Now onto the food.... I always order the cheese burger and if I've been working out lots I go for the double burger. Everything is fresh from burger to condiments and cooked while you wait. Condiment bar is always clean as is the bathroom and while you wait there open boxes with roasted and salted peanuts in a shell for you to munch on. I guess this is proof that they use peanut oil? Also I usually order fries...and thats the big story here...the fries are really, really, really good. When my partner and I go together we split an order of large fries and have enough to take home as a snack! Served in a cup thrown in a bag, these huge things have the skin still on them and are distinctly "anti-Big chain" in that they are clearly made In-N-Out style fresh and without too many preservatives (i.e. Supersize me & the McDonalds fries that never ever die!). They provide malt vinegar which can be poured onto the fries ala authentic British fish-n-ships; makes me fond of the one good eating experience I had as a child living in England! These fries are incredibly good, unforgettable and the reason you come back! The burgers are pretty darn good, but I would not say that they are the best I've ever had. However, as a fast food product it is high end and, thankfully, not that expensive! It is very nice that the condiments are fresh and this adds to the quality of the burger-eating experience...real mushrooms, fresh lettuce and tomatoes, bacon that isn't overly processed etc. Overall a solid eating experience and definitely an example of a somewhat higher end working class burger joint and a clean place to boot! I'm not sure what some of the other reviewers expect at a place like this, but if they like In-N-Out Burgers in California this is very much the same thing with bigger servings! Five Guys Burgers and Fries is a worthwhile fast-food choice and remember that the real story is those delicious and plentiful fries. read more

Really good burgers, made fast and fresh. Fries are awesome. Very friendly service. If you want a quick burger, forget the chains and go here! read more

One of the better burgers I've had. Not mind-blowing, but good.

Five guys is good if you simply just want burgers. I have never had a bad experience at this one or any other five guys. You order, eat peanuts, get your food and go. It is pretty simple and easy. read more

i went to this place after hearing many good things about it, so I had very high expectations. The good parts: * The place is spacious and kept clean * The fries are huge and delicious * All toppings are free (even onions, jalapeños and mushrooms, which are sometimes charged extra at other places) * I love the ordering system in which you start with the plain burger and you specify every topping that you want on it, instead of asking/guessing what they'll put on it and asking them to exclude what you don't like * The variety of sodas is very good and there's free refills * They wrap the burger in a way that you can actually unwrap and eat. Loved it. * They put a sticker on the burger wrapper with a number so you can easily figure out which burger is whose (number indicates the order in which you ordered) The sad parts: * The bun was really soggy, and not because it was left to soak. I ate it right at the restaurant. * The meat was not very tasty. It had no flavor to speak of. :( In short, I love everything about this burger place but the burgers? I think I'll stick with Skyline's. read more

Burgers are okay neither the best nor the worst I've had. Fries were okay I like mine a bit crispier and less salty. I should have know when I ordered the cajun style ones. Over all average. I agree with the reviewer below. I'd prefer going to Killer Burger than here. read more

Good burgers but wow are they slow. Web orders not done til 15+ minutes after they say. Good food but not if you're in a hurry.

Many people say that Five guys burgers and fries is comparable to in-n-out. Sorry guys, I think that they taste completely different. Both are fresh, no doubt, but I'd have to say that in n out wins by a long shot, if we were to compare the cheese burgers. I mean, i like that five guys offers cajun fries and free peanuts, but it comes at a cost. The "free" extra ingredients they offer is built into the price. The burgers were more expensive than in-n-out and in my opinion, not as tasty. Don't get me wrong, the burgers were good, and I'd definitely come here again, but i've had better. Oh, and the service here was phenomenal. Maybe it's cause I'm from orange county and everyone here is super mean and fake, but the people in oregon are really genuinely nice. They looked me in the eye when they talked to me, and smiled constantly. I like that. Kudos to you, oregon. You sure know how to make someone feel like a human being again. :) read more

For a fast food burger place, this is the best one in my opinion. They don't have a drive through, but their burgers are like homemade with real ingredients and thick beef patties. You get to choose your toppings from a long list of them, at no extra cost (except the cheese and bacon costs extra). They give a very generous serving of french fries, and there are free peanuts you can get too. read more

**Yelp, this location was TEMPORARILY closed for remodel. THEY ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. I have been to this location several times and have had a good experience on every occasion. If you like crispy fries, order them crispy. If you like your burger medium well instead of well, most of the time they will oblige. Call ahead isn't a perfect science. If they are slammed, you may have to wait a moment. This is to be expected. Overall experience was positive. read more

I'm a bit torn.. I didn't like the cheeseburger.. The bun got way too soggy and it just wasn't satisfying me the way good burgers do. But I do like the "little cheeseburger" though. I think that one has the perfect meat:bun:condiments:lettuce ratio. I really don't like their fries. I always order them because who eats a burger without fries? But they are so damn big and limp! The fries are better cajunized I must admit though. The interior reminds me a bit of in n out. And I hear there's a huge debate over Five Guys vs In n Out on Offtopic.com. Five Guys is nothing like In n Out. In n Out is far superior. read more

All I really have to say is .."Meh". The burger was bigger than I would like and the bun was something I could pick up at Winco for $1 per pack. It is nice to create your own burger from their toppings but I tend to be kind of plain in my toppings so that doesn't hold me. The tables are WAY to squished together. read more

I know, I know--people LOVE this place. I really don't mind it at all. For the price, the quantity of the potatoes (aka, the way to my heart) and the friendly service--it's quite decent! But the burger is good, not great. For the same price or a few bucks more, you can get better. I'm never disappointed but I'm also never extremely impressed. Better than some of the area's happy hour burgers but again, not the best burger at the price (which I'm including the cost of fries because who eats just a burger??) But who doesn't love eating peanuts and throwing the shells on the floor? read more

I love Five Guys! This is a place to go for a really good fast food hamburger. It's along the same lines as an In and Out with a few modifications. The menu is limited - burgers, fries, hot dogs. They cook the burgers fresh to order and give you lots of topping choices. The fries come in cajun or regular - I like the regular fries and would only order a large size if you were feeding a family of 5 or more. The ambience is unique. They call out the number in your party when you walk in the door and your cashier calls out the number of burger patties necessary to fulfill your order while you are still at the register. The restaurant is sterile feeling with a red and white theme, with the only decor being quotes from their restaurant reviews printed on signs hanging from the ceiling on the walls and in the windows. Expect a line if you are there during lunch or dinner rush, but don't worry they move pretty quickly. Expect to wait about 10 minutes to get your food from the time you order. Everything is packed to go. read more

$7.39 for a cheeseburger? $2.99 for a small fri? They better hope In-n-out doesn't come to Beaverton because they will be done. Food was mediocre, nothing worth bragging about. read more

Great place for down home killer burgers and fries. Fun atmosphere. read more

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My husband and I have been so stoked to try this place. Friends are always commenting on how awesome the burgers are, that they're the best they've ever tasted. Everytime we drive by, it's packed. Today was our first experience here and overall, it was good. The prices are fair and the restaurant was mostly clean. They also have a good amount of seating. When we got there, I was reading all of the signs on the walls about all of their excellent ratings and how amazing the burgers were: "the best!" While waiting for our order, I said to my husband, "I hope the burgers live up to all of this talk and posters on the walls..." Sadly, we weren't overly impressed. Sure the burgers were good, but definitely not to die for, as so many people put it. I wasn't a fan of the fries; they had a sweet taste to them, yet very potato-y. An odd combo, I must say. At some point I'm sure we'll be back but we were a little disappointed. read more

Great fresh burgers and fries. You can even throw the free peanut shells on the floor! They get docked 2 stars for the ear-splitting "NUMBER 14....14... AND 17!!!!!!!" (That's actually not enough exclamation points.) You will hear this throughout your dining experience. I don't expect library-quiet at a place like this, but when you can't even hold a conversation because of the staff's screaming (yes, screaming, not exaggerating here) out the order numbers then well, ONLY 2 STARS FOR YOUUUUUUUU! read more

The name of the restaurant says it all....burgers and fries. I went there for the first time today. The sign above the register said "we cook well done and juicy" I would say that I agree the patty was nice and juicy, but it was FAR from well done...more like medium (see posted picture). The regular size fries were big enough to share and cooked just right. I would probably visit again if i was in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get here again. In my opinion, it was absolutely A-OK, just not great. read more

Five Guys - Not so well done...next time I'll ask for them to cook a little longer. - Burgers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

First time I've been to a five guys and it was pretty good. Got a bacon cheeseburger with jalapeños, lettuce, tomato & pickles read more

Five Guys - Bacon Cheeseburger - Burgers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon