If you are a fan of thin burgers then here is your place. You get two patties and what ever toppings up you want. Myself I get mayo, ketchup and pickles. They do taste good. Now about their fries, hand cut and not frozen. They taste so good. No matter what size you get they always give you and extra scoop. read more

Five Guys - My usual, mayo, ketchup & pickles. - Burgers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

We love the burgers at Five Guys, but we recently had a terrible experience at this location. We ordered online and scheduled the pickup time at 5:45pm. We showed up on time and made sure they knew we had arrived. They said our order was in the queue (good). However, after 30 minutes of waiting we still hadn't got our order. We decided to ask for a refund since we couldn't wait much longer since we had errands to run. We were then told that we couldn't get a refund since only a Manager could do that. Where was the manager? Apparently nowhere to be found. I ended up taking the Mrs. home and then went back to get our food. I arrive at 6:30pm (45 minutes after our scheduled pickup time) and our food still wasn't ready. At this point I noticed that several folks that had come in much later than me, already had their food. I asked how much longer I needed to wait and they said it should be done in 15 minutes or so. Long story short...we ended up waiting an hour to get our food. No burger is worth that long of a wait. We had a terrible experience and will not be going back. We have been going to Five Guys for years and will never go back to that store. After formally complaining to corporate, we can collect a "free french fry". Not worth our time. read more

They have the best cheeseburgers in town! And their fries!!! Wow!!! I like their burgers more than In-n-Out read more

Five Guys - Cheeseburger with all the way toppings! - Burgers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

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This restaurant is forcing their staff to work while they are sick with Coronavirus. Staff are testing positive. Then when they close they take off their mask and keep working. read more

This place is good. The burgers and milkshakes are awesome but the service was a little spotty. It took some time to get my order but all good because the food was great! read more

good food, fast service, little bit expensive, the kind of place your doctor would never recommend!

Great service (guy with the red/pink hair) give em a raise I can tell they make the food with care and they hook it up too I had to leave a tip and a review because they made my night read more

Had a great meal here yesterday. My guy and I went in after being home bound with the storm for a few days. We wanted some burgers. Forget this stew and bread crusts stuff. Winter is here, yet, summer grillin' is calling my name. I'm LOL at the review with the child's burger! I love when you can tell peeps aren't paying attention to portion sizes. Jr, 1 patty and regular, 2 patties. C'mon. So. It's not very crowded and the lot is slick, but here we are and we're ready to go. We need the restroom and they were both very clean, fully stocked, warm water ready, soap foamin' and ready to go! Washed up and met dude at the order menu. The line moved quick and I ordered my new fav, jr cheese with grilled onions, lettuce, tom, green peppers, and jalapenos. It's really delicious. I love the crisp raw green peppers! I did it on a whim and it's wonderful. Meat was cooked all the way through, thick, not drive through anything about this place! Small fries runneth over and damn it! I forgot pickles on my burger. Friendly faces. Clean restaurant. No goopy condiment openings or sticky floors. Soda was perfect bubbly and the tea never disappoints. Thank you, 5 Guys! read more

Five guys Is one of my favorite burger places ever. They have burgers, fries, peanuts, ice cream, drinks and more. The people behind the counter are really nice and the line is never super long, which makes it really nice to order and head to work or something. Five guys is voted for best fries and best burgers in America. read more

Nobody should ever do this to themselves. This is laughably large food for the morbidly obese. Please please please just go get yourself a salad and forget the 2000 calories. It's not even delicious regret...it's just a burger and fries. read more

They have good burgers and fries. Customer service is okay. Other then that good place to have a burger with friends.

This long, blonde hair strand was in my mouth with my fries. I have never in my life experienced anything this disgusting. Five Guys is expensive so for me to not be able to eat my food without a foot long hair in my mouth is pretty traumatic. I thought I was going crazy... I figured no it's just my mind playing tricks on me. I go to pull the piece of hair out of my mouth thinking wow this is gross... a small piece of hair is in my food. As I pull the hair out, it CONTINUES to come out my mouth and is clearly way longer than expected. I called to speak with the manager of this location who had an attitude about my complaint and I was told to come in to get a SMALL fry for the hair. I should have received a full refund or another form of compensation for this. I was very hungry and eager to eat for THAT to happen. I will never eat five guys again because of this experience and apparently this is not the first time this location has had "hair" problems. If you decide to eat here, be sure to eat with a bright light on. read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

The burgers are getting smaller. $12.97 for a little bacon cheeseburger, small fries, small drink today read more

Took over an hour to make our order. Foo is good but not with the wait. Had to tell them we were still waiting multiple times.

Like I read on a newspaper posted in the restroom, you might be somewhat dissatisfied with the menu if you want a vegetarian meal. But there is one item on the menu, I chose it and it was delicious. The veggie sandwich. read more

I completely forgot that their "veggie" burger is not a veggie burger. I believe with changing times this place could? Adapt itself to provide this as an option and not mislead customers. Nothing against them per se but, the menu options are misleading read more

The worst five guy location in Oregon. Not only the service was long but they got my whole order wrong . Ordered for bacon cheeseburger and got no bacon on my burger. Ordered fries and got no fries and have to wait 30 mins for a milkshake. read more

First, the service was great, they are very nice. The food was amazing! I was so full but I just couldn't stop eating my food. The fry's are also very good! We ordered one large fry for 3 people but it was good amount for a family of 6! My mom and ordered the bacon cheeseburger, it was so yummy my dad is a chef and even he says it's the best burger he's ever had! The milkshake was so good! The perfect amount of sweetness. Not to sweet but not under sweet (whatever that means) read more

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Went alone to pick up an order and I haven't been or ordered from here in over a year maybe 2 so was a little lost. The cashier was so nice. She totally helped me and was understand and patient. Got a couple burgers and fries asked for light salt to go. My order was right, fries were lightly salted. I wish they had Tillamook cheese instead of American cheese, I think it tastes like plastic. Also poor bun always disintegrates on those burgers otherwise they'd have a 5 . read more

Used to be a favorite of mine. Third strike and you're out! The fine straw was..... I ordered a bacon burger w/lettuce, onions, pickles and BBQ sauce. I get a burger with lettuce, mayo and green peppers. They really struggle getting orders right. This is the 3rd time out of my last 5 visits. I didnt have time to check this time and was burned when i got home. The topper? I took a bite of the burger i didnt order and almost busted my tooth on a bone. Another garbage disposal burger. Thanks 5 guys! Been nice knowing ya! read more

Poor Oregonians, if this is your version of In & Out I am sincerely sorry. Why I hate 5 Guys : 1. Why the fuck do they give you peanuts ? What does that have to do with Burgers? Answer - not a damn thing. 1a. What do you do with the shells? They do not clearly establish weather or not it is on to throw your shells on the ground. Therefore people look awkwardly around and she brush there shells on the ground. Plus it makes a mess to the already packed eating area. 2. The menu says voted best value. LIES! I paid 8$ for a small cheese burger, small drink, and small "cajun fries". No Combos?! WTF is that? That is NOT a value. i repeat NOT a value, let alone the BEST value. when the lady said 8$ I was shocked. 3. The menu says that your burger will come with all the things listed and has additional things you can add free of charge upon request. Excited to see hot sauce as a possible addition I made my request for it. When I got my burger it JUST had the hot sauce. Nothing that the menu said would have on it without my asking...ugh. My sister ordered a cheese burger and got a bacon cheese burger, my brother in law ordered a regular burger and got one with 2 patties... 4. Cajun Fries?! To begin with the fries were not very crispy... It is like they dunked all the fries in season salt with a little chili pepper. The seasoning completely overpowered the already lackluster fries. 5. Last and perhaps the worst, you don't get a tray for your food! They give it to you in a to-go bag. It's like they're saying " here is your food, now get the fuck out ". It makes for a mess when you sit down... Were all 5 guys drunk tonight? read more

I went here hoping to get a burger that reminded me of In-N-Out, and was pleasantly surprised to get something better. It's not a copy of that other great burger place in Socal, so I can understand the people wanting a taste from home could be disappointed, Five guys is it's own burger. I got the bacon cheeseburger and the large fries. The burger was big and loaded with all kinds of toppings including mushrooms, grilled onions, peppers and A-1 steak sauce. The patty was hand shaped and not like the preformed patties you get from the burger chains, it also had a great texture. The fries were some of the best I have had in a long time. Crispy and plentiful. You get peanuts at the door, throw the shells on the floor, makes the short wait even shorter. If you're allergic to peanuts, you might want to send a friend in as there are peanut shells all over the floor and also, the fries are cooked in peanut oil. The few knocks I have with this place, no onion rings, no shakes, and no fresh brewed iced tea. Other than that, this place is a great burger. read more

Listen up. I know a thing or two about burgers. I have an inner fat man hiding inside of me. This place is one of the best burger places I've been to in the US. And I've had burgers in 49 states! Alaska I'll get you eventually! Anyhow compared to In-N-Out, Fat Burgers, White Castle, Hamburger Hamlet, Apple Pan, Father's Office, it's still up there in the top 5. Why? Simple. Everything is fresh and brought in, usually local, nothing is every frozen, the patties are hand made, and you customize your burger. They won't put anything on it unless you tell them to, which means grilled mushrooms and onions, etc and unlike Fatburgers, no extra charge. The french fries actually tasted like potatoes, like sliced good potatoes. Not the stuff that takes 5 mins to make, the ones where 50 years ago french fries took an hour or more. Those kinds of fries. And without much sauce or filler, the meat tasted like meat. Beats In-N-Out hands down in my opinion which is its only rival in freshness, except White Castle which has tastier bread. read more

I like hamburgers. It's a strong second to pepperoni pizza and given it's a more common menu feature, burgers are probably my #1 consumed food, especially if you count fast food eating. That said, it's hard to wax in great detail about a hamburger. It's a ground beef patty between two buns. And.... There's a blog about burgers around Portland and I couldn't last a week reading it because the bloggers were such snobby douchebags about them. They're hamburgers! Jesus. We love them because when something so simple is awesome, it's pretty incredible. Tarting them up with brie and truffles or whatever, you're really missing the point. So this is a pretty damn good burger. What makes it good? No idea. Never frozen meat? Maybe. Ground onsite? Is it? I can normally only tell when I hit a piece of gristle. Most places serve a pretty mediocre burger, some hit a few mystery notes right and produce a pretty good burger. This day at Five Guys I got a really great burger. Can't quantify it, don't care to. Eating ain't math. The fries. That's another matter. The first fries I had, the stray ones at the bottom of the bag were pretty freaking good. Like stop what you're doing and marvel good. Then I ignored them until I finished my burger (warning, 5GB&F suffers from Vanishing Bottom Bun Syndrome.) and when I came back they were not very good at all. It's well known that french fries don't keep, but for five minutes? Really? And I found the decor offputting. Storing your wares in the dining room isn't quaint, or whatever, it's irritating. Put that shit in the back. Still. Fucking great burger. And they have Mello Yellow, which is way more pineappley than Mt Dew but still pretty okay. read more

I've never had a burger at Five Guys, so while I was out and about running errands today and found myself hungry and near this outlet, I stopped in and had the little bacon cheeseburger. It's a pretty substantial burger on its own, and I'd probably be surprised at the size of the regular burgers. I was greeted in a friendly way as I walked in the front door. I had to stop for a minute and look over my shoulder as I wasn't sure who they were shouting at, but it was me, and I guessed it was OK that they were shouting at me as I wasn't holding the place up or anything (but seriously I'm having some fun here and it was done in a fun way). The overall store colors of red on white works very well here. Everything is super clean and shiny, which is appreciated, and I was thrilled with the signage. The signage is not up too high and is lettered nicely enough that it was super easy to read and order. Oh and it was not digital signage. I've grown to not like digital signage, although I'm sure business owners must love it. The cashier was very helpful in explaining how to order the extra free toppings and was friendly as well, and when I didn't choose to order a beverage, immediately offered me a cup for water. Sometimes in other places when I choose just water, I often feel like a cheapskate. I wasn't made to feel that way here at Five Guys. I also think the traffic flow here for such a large venue is very well handled and very efficient. I never once felt like I had any problems getting in and out. I didn't order fries (some who know me well might chuckle a little bit at not ordering fries as I've spoken about my love of fried potato products at other places often here on Yelp), which I guess I'm going to have to remedy because I've heard the fries are really great at Five Guys. The lack of fries ordered is evidently what emboldened me to order the bacon on my cheeseburger. What really impressed me was they got my bacon fried totally perfect for me, still a little limp and not crispy. I know it's un-American, but I simply don't like bacon fried crispy. OK, moving on from my bacon preferences, I really enjoyed my burger an awful lot. I don't very often order burgers or fries anywhere anymore, so it was excellent that my treat was so tasty. As I left, someone shouted a friendly good-bye, but I just smiled as I walked out the door and said to myself "oh, that's just the Five Guys way." Overall, the experience was really so good that I will have to come back and have burgers and fries in order to probably up the experience to five stars. read more

My husband and I phoned our order in. The website said 15 to 20 minutes. They did not even start our meal until we were there a half hour. There was no order for whose meals were made first. It was busy but one hour to get 2 burgers and fries? This is the second experience we had there like this. Won't be back. read more

Since arriving in Portland from SoCal in May, I've learned that there are two things a Californio should NEVER bring up in front of a Portlander: #1 - The Lakers #2 - In-N-Out Burger Now, Portland locals just flat out hate the Lakers. Despise them. Start singing the praises of Kobe in the wrong brewpub and you could be in for a genuine Portland slap-down. However, the negative reaction to the mere mention of In-N-Out is nothing short of virulent, green-eyed envy. Sure, they'll start bragging and boasting about local, sustainable Burgerville, but you can see the lack of conviction in their eyes. They've all heard of the awesomeness that is the Holy Grail of burgers--the Double-Double. Some have even sampled the succulent deliciousness of the D-D while passing through CA...on the way to someplace else, of course. Yes, this is a review of Five Guys Burger & Fries, not In-N-Out. I'm bringing up In-N-Out because Five Guys is the closest thing to my aforementioned favorite burger place that I've been able to find up here in the Great Pacific Northwest. Of course, a burger, regular fries and a regular drink set me back more than a ten spot. Ouch. That's steep. Nevertheless, the burger was juicy and loaded with meat. I have to say that the fresh cut fries at Five Guys are actually BETTER than the fries at In-N-Out. They are thicker and cooked longer. No need to order them extra crispy at Five Guys. They have a nice variety of toppings at Five Guys, too. You can get your burger customized to your exact specifications. They even have mushrooms and jalapeños. Sweet. Of course, I bet if I asked for my burger "animal style", I'd get a spatula across my face. read more

Let me remind you that this is only my opinion and I am not a professional restaurant reviewer, but I do know my food and I have a beat on the "Popular" culture as well as the counter to the "Popular" culture. $6.19 This is the price for a really good Bacon Cheese Burger that is freshly made to order with a cornucopia of toppings enough to please any burger eater's palette. For this I give them a Solid 3.5 Stars, a half star plus for fresh green slices of Jalapeño alone. $2.89 is the price of their one size feeds all "Fresh Cut French Fries". Let me help you with the math... that's 47% the cost of a really well made DIY Bacon Cheese Burger. Were the French Fries really as good as they hyped them to be? NO! MINUS ONE STAR! Minus a half star for not even offering a small order of your over-hyped not so spectacular "Fresh Cut Fries" You have no choice in the amount of fries and so thusly they end up in the trash because after eating about ten or twelve I was so bored with their flavor, texture and boredom I just threw them out, like a half pound of them... in the trash. 1 is the number of Stars subtracted for your own Hype not standing up to your own food's quality. Yes, one star for your utter lack of humility. If your food cannot stand up to your own bragging of quality and value then I consider that bullshit and bullshit doesn't taste as good as you'd think it would. The Hype is screaming so loud in this place that you'd think their food would cure herpes or something awesome like that, but no it's just a bunch of self-hype marketing. I hate that shit. Stacks of 50lb vanity labeled potato sacks line the ordering counter like a make-shift wall = fail. Hype Kills! read more

This place reminded an lot of In-N-Out. It was packed, they served burgers and fries (oh, and hot dogs too) and seemed very proud of they're natural-ness. I did think it was weird that all the decoration was about what people in Washington think. Meh. I liked the food. The burgers are pretty average but the fries are amazing! I also liked how many sauce options they give, though they really skimped on the BBQ sauce on my burger. And they don't serve milkshakes. WTF? How can you aim for being a "burger joint" and not have milkshakes?! read more

How are you going to picture going to an industrial diner-y barn? Ceilings are high, the whole store decked and checked in red and white, peanuts and lotsa peanuts from the table to the floor. They don't have window treatments but instead they have almost every page of their "awards and ratings" posted at almost every wall and window. Creativity and humility to a degree is lacking. And there is no character inside. The little cheeseburger is superb. I'm into believing for their claim of unfrozen beef as it is juicy and tasty. The better part is you have the option of choosing your own condiments. I picked mushrooms, pickles and mustard. It went down well with the regular fries that seemed like a bucketful as it got stashed inside my greasy paper bag. The fries are awesome. It is fried in peanut oil. It is tastier than a McDonald's fries. Another comment. I would prefer it more if they serve Pepsi Products. I prefer Pepsi over Coke. The cost of a burger, fries and a drink is almost as expensive as a burger in Red Robins. OH WAIT. THIS IS NOT IN-N-OUT. If you want IN-N-OUT then go MIGRATE DOWN SOUTH. lol. read more

The burgers here taste pretty good, but otherwise look and feel just disgusting. Need evidence? Examine Don B.'s photo of his burger. Need further evidence? Go to Google image search and type "five guys burger" (the first image doesn't count - that's an ad). It is possible for burgers to look AND taste good. Need evidence? Go to Google image search and type "in-n-out double double". Don't give me that crap about "Five Guys is not In-n-Out". I know it's not. But In-n-Out can have a tasty AND attractive burger. Why can't Five Guys? Is there something appealing about a squishy, hammered, smashed bun that causes the burger to explode and slop over your entire face and lap? And why does it cost so much? $5-6 for this thing? $10-11 with fries and a drink? That's the price of the burger at Higgen's! If there's one saving grace to FGBAF, it's that the fries are excellent. Really, great fries. But I like Tot's more... so I'll spend some of my $10 at a historic PDX burger joint. No, not Burgerville. Humdinger. read more

I am about to do the unthinkable. The impossible. I am going to review Five Guys, and I will not compare it to any other restaurant chain, in particular one located in the American Southwest. Five Guys is a pretty damn decent burger. Portions are a good size. I usually get the little bacon cheeseburger - which they abbreviate LBC, much to my delight - and which is not little, but rather a single patty with crisp bacon and melty cheese. Burgers are topped with your choice of probably 12 or 15 different items - as many as you want. The fries....eh, they're always a little more done than I like, but hand-cut and salted well. The cons? It's crowded, if not with people it is maddeningly crowded with tables and chairs. The ambience is cold and lacking, for sure, and I really don't understand how peanut shells on a slick linoleum floor passed any insurance underwriter's inspection. 3 1/2 stars for sure; hand-formed patties, great toppings, and fast service bump it to 4. read more

Not quite as good as In N' Out, but I likey!! Boxes of peanuts as you walk in - take as many as you like~ The staff yells patty numbers or something as you order and they all yell a greeting when someone new comes on shift. Interesting atmosphere~ Note, the little burger is regular and the regular burger is double patty~ Homemade fries, and they give you a huge portion. It is a little on the spendier side, but in my opnion it's worth it over fast food~ read more

Ate here for lunch for the first time today. National chain making its first appearance in the Portland area. Why they picked a random strip mall in Beaverton next to a Blockbuster and a Massage Envy is a mystery, but still, there you go. It was hopping as people give it a try. Free self serve peanuts are available at the door. Then get in a line, order at a counter, go find a table, and then go get your food (which is served in a paper sack) when they call your number. Too many tables and it was hard to move around in there. Ambience is pretty bare bones - decorations are large signs with quotes on them about how awesome they are. Food - Fries are hand cut on the premises and the regular size is pretty big. They are fried in peanut oil (yeah, if you have a peanut allergy do not go in this place - you WILL DIE). And are yummy and crunchy. Burger, well they had two choices "regular" or "little." I ordered a regular, and then was asked what from the list of toppings I'd like, toppings are included in the price they included lettuce, tomato, mushrooms, etc.. etc.., fries were extra, and so was a soda. A regular bacon cheeseburger, plus regular size fries, plus medium soda = $10.25 The difference between a regular and a little is the regular has two patties, the little has one. The patties are 1/5 lb size (I asked). The burger I got tasted fresh and been fried up nice and all the toppings I asked for were there and were good eating. My food was good - but the bland cafeteria setting and crowded tables were annoying, and for the meal I got, 10 bucks feels like too much... 7 or 8 bucks would've seemed closer to what I feel it should've cost. But that said the product itself was tasty and if someone suggested it again for lunch, I wouldn't argue too much -but honestly I'd be just as happy going to the McMenamins across the street and probably end up spending the same amount or a little less. Open from 11am-11pm every day. read more

I don't understand why people LOVE Five Guys. Maybe it's because they haven't experienced In-N-Out Burgers. All I know is the food is very greasy and made my tummy hurt :( I wonder if it's much different at a different location... I'll probably give it another chance. read more

This one sucks!!. For the second time I have gone to this location and it has not been good. The first time the wait was bad. The second time we ordered to go and got on the road and had children's burgers. We couldn't go back. It sucked!! -----16 Jul, 2010----- It was good and very fresh but not the best i have ever had. The fries were amazing. I'll come again. The decor was a little conceited though. read more

I left here feeling like I had witnessed a crime. The burgers are fantastic. The plain fries are great. The cajun sucks - I love anything cajun but those are just some fries dipped in stale generic "cajun" spice. There is no attempt at anything other than corporate masturbation here. And the tables are jammed too close together. Maybe if anyone in that place had a Lake Oswego waistline, it could be ok, but there wasn't a single skinny person in that joint, except for the staff member who was blowing his nose without changing his gloves after. Everyone else had a solid layer of pudge, if not several solid layers. This is where obese America comes to feed. Now, granted, you won't ever find the ammonia treated "pink slime" that McDonalds and other fast food joints dilutes their ground beef with. You can get grilled mushrooms, onions, and fresh jalapenos on your burger and it is divine. But, for the love of God, why can't one buy their kid a milk in here? The obvious answer is that no one should be feeding their kid here. So, that out of the way (no one warned me of this, and most of the people in here had kids, guess they were all first timers, too), the drink options are soda, some crap with a bunch of food coloring, and water. Hippies and tree huggers beware. Not only is the food a fast ticket to dying young, the water cups are styrofoam. Portion size be damned. This place's regular burger is two big patties. You have to ASK for "little" in order to get one patty, and it's a big patty. There is no proper amount of food being dished up. The small fries is huge. If they're planning on killing their customer base young, I can't think of a more perfect plan. Yes, the burger was delicious. But I'm not sure how anyone can walk in here and not feel a little twist of sadness at the oversized Americans trough-eating here, with a little help from the five guys corporate cattle prod. I know. Personal accountability is the rule. But the portions and items offered are such overwhelmingly poor health choices that it is hard to look around the dining room without feeling like you're watching people dying a little right in front of you. I guess I'm just too New Age Foodie for this joint. And a little tortured at the sight of all this needless excess gathering on our waistlines when people are hungry all over the world. read more

I love 5 Guys Burgers and Fries. This location specifically sucks, however. Messed up my take out order and when I called after getting home to see it was wrong, I called and they were rude (including the manager) and told me to hold while they decided what to do! ??? Forget it! Service needs to be investigated by the company - the employees (managers included) have downgraded the joy of good service and a good burger to feeling like you are at Burger King. I like to think FGBF is better than that - way better. I hope the management and employees get an overhaul - til then, I'd drive the extra distance to the other ones instead! read more

As always, met with a super friendly staff. Burgers are ok, but just a bit average. Ordered a bacon cheeseburger and had mostly crumbled bacon on it. Just enough to know it's their, but not enough to say, wow...Bacon burger. Fries are ok, but bland. Maybe I just don't get the mass appeal of this chain? Thanks! read more

Cattle car gourmet. That's what I call this place. The experience starts with standing in a lengthy line (sometimes out the door) with a horde of the hungry denizens of Beaverton - all thirsting for a burger that reminds them of distant home lands (California) or even mom's kitchen table. No less than a dozen workers coordinate in an assembly line process that would make Henry Ford jealous in order to efficiently construct the burger that you just ordered. They call out your assigned number at the counter once they have completed your custom masterpiece and you're forced to meander and pick your way through other guests and furniture strewn about to claim your newfound gastrointestinal treat. The ambiance is basically strip mall hell with cheap tables and chairs crammed together on a concrete floor. Signs highlighting the good reviews that Five Guys have received cover up the windows in a vain attempt to hide the mediocrity of Beaverton from the patrons. This flagrant display of interior ad copy seems out of place - as if you aren't about to discover for yourself exactly what the burgers taste like in just a few, short moments. What this restaurant lacks in sophistication is more than compensated for by the visceral assault of pure juicy carnivorous delight. There are nothing but burgers and hot dogs on this menu - save for a token veggie sandwich to appease our vegetarian friends. However, the customization available for each burger ensures that everyone comes away happy. Besides the standards like grilled onions and grilled mushrooms, go ahead and splurge with a little bit of A-1 and hot sauce. The buns have a home-style flair to them and the toppings are fresh. The patties (two if you order the standard burger) are thick and juicy. The fries demonstrate exactly what is wrong with the limp, greasy fries of Oregon's native sons (McMenamins and Burgerville) - they are crisp on the outside, soft on the inside and well seasoned. These burgers occupy an interesting niche - positioned between fast food burgers and chain restaurant burgers. Their quality is definitely superior to the average fast food burger, but is slower and more expensive as well. Their burgers are almost equivalent in the taste department to a Red Robin or Ruby Tuesday's burger, but sans the customer service, food presentation (Five Guys food is presented in a paper bag) or nice eating area. Go ahead and split a large fry as there should be plenty for a couple. Any comparisons to In-And-Out burger are misguided - Five Guys have their own burger that is able to survive the taste test on its own merits. read more