The bacon cheeseburger was really good and the milkshake was great! The only reason for four stars is because it's a little pricey, but the food was really good. -- Brooke & Vivian read more

Placed order and started walking to get my drink. The floor was so slick from Greece o almost wiped out several times. I told The guy at the counter someone came out and it didn't do any good. I told An elderly lady before I left To be very careful. read more

I lived right down the street for years and have tried all kinds of burgers in Nebraska. I'm from Cali. I prefer 5 guys. I wish my boyfriend would take me here I kinda like it. Thanks for the great service. You guys r da best in town. read more

We had a good experience with five guys at this location. Did a to go order. Unfortunately ordered just after a large group so it took a little time but nothing crazy. Burgers were correct from ordered and cooked well. The fries were the disappointment they were cold and soggy. Cajun seasoning was solid. Overall good experience but was kinda expensive for what we got. One regular burger, one little burger, one regular fry for $29. read more

It's okay kind of expensive The patty melts were pretty good The hamburgers are to expensive

6 ppl working, 5 standing, watching, doing nothing. Everything was dirty. Everything. Floors were nasty, all the tables had leftover food/crumbs Bathroom was disgusting. It was completely trashed. I felt dirty just looking in. Drink machine sticky, soda splattered all over the place. Looked like it hadn't been cleaned in days. Got here as soon as they opened, no one cleaned last night or before opening. Gross! Filled with regret, I ordered because of a time crunch. Had to eat something because I would be tied up the rest of the day, and no time for a plan B. Had to eat and run. First and last time at this location. Seriously tattered the 5 Guy's brand. read more

F the fast food chains. Employees here are top notch - especially the Thursday night crew. Always a winner and they kindly welcome my order 20 minutes out from close. The few times I indulge a burger from time to time, I go to this 5 Guys. read more

Cheeseburger (single) is pretty good. Whether it's $20-for-a-burger-and-fries good will be a matter of personal taste. The fries were a little soggy. Lastly, get the "little" sized fries if you're by yourself. The "regular" sized fries have enough for two or three people. read more

It's an Ok restaurant. I had a bacon cheeseburger with all the way toppings. The peanuts were a nice touch. But the burger had flaws... Burnt bun, not much meat to the burger, and the ingredients kept falling out. The service was kinda aggressive to the customers. When calling out the orders not very friendly. read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Omaha, Nebraska

Omg When the cook that has the dreads cooks your burger OMG BEST IN THE COUNTRY, I'm am not dragging it out but this burger is hands down the best in the city!!! And the fries are just as fire!!! I used to think smittys had the best burger followed by stellas but 5guys is #by far the best read more

I ordered a large fries. They came uncooked. I called to speak to the manager about the problem and he kept implying that we were lying. I took several photos to prove my point. The fries cost almost $9 so it's disappointing when they come uncooked. I would have gotten over it but the customer service was awful at five guys. Doordash did credit the account but don't expect any help from five guys. I ordered the food at the dodge location in Omaha, NE I'm trying to upload photos but it's saying they are too large. read more

It's another place that it's been years since I've gone to. I think I kind of stopped going because of the overwhelming amount of fries they give. I believe fries have a certain time period where you have to eat them before they get soggy they can't be so hot that they burn off my taste buds but they also can't be warm and soggy. I got the spice fries this time along with a double cheeseburger. I honestly don't think I'll make that mistake again the spice fries just made everything so messy and my burger was buried beneath the fries. I think when I go back and I will go back because the burger was amazing it was messy as hell but it tasted delicious. read more

Vastly overpriced. Vastly. Take out order...get home....bun is soggy. Saturated with oil and buns..3 of us....buns fell apart. What good does it do to complain....not changing bun receipes for us. We read....have to increase our prices or no business. Bull chit. Upper management are paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in salaries. Again, vastly overpriced. When revenue starts dropping...sales go down....because of greed.. probably be to late then... read more

Between In&Out and Five Guys, I would be really hard pressed to find a fast food winner. I guess we all have our favorites but these are my top fast food favs. Each so greasy yet so delicious in their own unique way. In both establishments I've noticed the staff to to be more friendly and helpful and happy than your usual fast food joint. I think although it's fast food, it's still nice to walk into a place you're eating and be greeted and treated as a worthy customer. Five guys make the burgers fresh, if you see them as they put it on the grill they come from the fridge not freezer and are pinkpinkpink. If you're looking for a thick juicy burger this probably won't fulfill your needs, it's a skinny style patty with a lot of flavor. I love that a great variety of toppings are offered free of charge- "all the way" will give you a variety of condiments, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, tomato, lettuce, pickles etc. There are extra free "all the way" toppings too like jalapenos and more, but I usually get it "all the way"regular without the extra extras. Cheese burgers are bit more expensive than hamburgers and they have a "little" aka jr option and regular. If you're a have it all person like me you'll go for the bacon cheese burger! Honestly if you're going to get fries too the "little" will do you just fine. Fries are seasoned cajun or regular, and they sure give you your money worth in fries! A small cup is filled cup plus much more spilling over in the bag. Good value in my opinion. Wait time for the burger is minimal once ordering, and there is not usually a very long line to order just a few people ahead of you. Also, free peanuts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Since there is no in&out in NE, Five guys gets the craving fixed when it comes. read more

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Every time I come here, my order is never ready. I swear they wait for me to arrive before they cook the order. Super annoying.

Need a hangover cure? This is it. Cashier was extremely helpful with ordering and had great customer service. I got a cheeseburger which comes with two patties. Various topping options are available and we got Cajun fries to share. The fries are huge portions so ordering a regular will be more than enough for two people. read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Omaha, Nebraska

I went in, bought a Little Cheeseburger, I ate it, and I left. The burger was terrific - period. They cook everything well-done, but it was juicy, tasted good, and was still tender (not a char-broiled brick). A friend sent me there - he said it was the best burger he had had. I agree with him. If you're looking for ambiance, this isn't your place. You can take as many peanuts as you like. The potatoes are stacked up between the dining room and the entrance door. This place doesn't advertise, do coupons, or play games. They focus on one thing: Making a good burger and fries. I can't argue with that approach. read more

First and foremost I love five guys....however this location has got to be the worst I've been too. I frequent the one off of 132nd and dodge and it's easily a five star location. This past visit to the 74 and dodge location I again had a bad experience. I received my burger an fries an these burgers always have melted cheese and are absolutely delicious when you bite into them. THis burgers cheese was cold an unmelted. I thought they usually put Cheese while the burger is still cooking but maybe not here. Not only that but the burger was broken apart it's like the cook had to break open multiple times to see if it was done. The fries which are always amazing were so over seasoned i literally ate maybe ten of them before throwing the whole thing away. I won't be visiting this location again; it's a sad five guys experience and will stay loyal to the one out west. If it's the same owner something needs to be done there. read more

Five Guys - Double bacon cheeseburger with unmelted cheese an over the top seasoning Cajun fries - Burgers Near Me - Omaha, Nebraska

Weird experience. Everyone working there just stares at you while you order. food was not good and tables and floors were dirty. Avoid this location. read more

I'm a FG fan. Simple. Fresh. Period. Cheeseburger. Mayo. Grilled onion. Jalapeno. Period. Cajun fries. Period. It's an emphatic indulgence to eat here... and all the locations seem to be consistent. Hard to beat. read more

My friend does keto and I'm low carb. We love this place because we are able to get a lettuce burger, which they nicely wrap in a piece of foil for a mess free eating experience. They are always happy to provide mayo or extra if you initially for forget to order them. Did I mention the free peanuts? They use potatoes from local farmers for their fries, another nice touch. You can easily get a full satisfying meal for around 10 bucks. They cater to gluten allergies as well and it is one of the few places that my brother who has celiac feels comfortable eating without the worry for cross contamination. Check these guys out for sure! read more

I do love this place and they are bariatric friendly. They will wrap your burger in lettuce at no additional charge should you ask them. They will also make a burger bowl, where all the components are in a container with no bread. They are a little pricey but I think they are worth it. read more

Staff was rude on the phone and messed up the order. I was very unhappy with the lack of customer service

Five Guys is a pretty great for a fast food chain. But you have to know what to order to get the most bang for your buck. For example, if you order their signature double patty burger, with all the toppings in the world, you'll have a mess on your hands followed by a stomach ache, especially if you downed it alongside half a bag of cajun fries. I recommend taking it easy. Like take things back to the roots of the classic American burger. Order a single patty with only mustard, pickle and onion for toppings (no cheese). You might find this is a great burger for under $5 that will fill you up just fine. And no matter how many people you're dining with, only order one bag of fries for the entire group. Trust me, it'll be enough. If it's not, well, there are free peanuts. Take advantage of this. Five Guys can provide great burgers made fresh right in front of your eyes. Just remember to keep it simple and be sure to not fall for all the greasy bells and whistles. read more

Fries soggy, greasy and nasty? I gotta answer that. How do you spell a raspberry? Love the fries here. They taste like potatoes. What a concept. No bready-floury coating, just fresh potato. Maybe the dude thinks they're greasy because they're not necessarily very crisp, but I'll guaran-frickin-tee you there's a lot less oil in them than your average coated fries. Coatings absorb more oil. They're also crispier, and maybe that's why people like them, but I'm one of those who can taste that coating, and you know what? I don't like it much. Sure doesn't taste like potato. You know what tastes like potato? Potato. As for the burgers, man, it's a style thing. There are basically three kinds of burgers in the world. There are the big fat wonderful grill-burgers that don't even need a condiment they taste so beefy good. Then there's all the average burger places like your basic national fast food outlets and a bunch of nondescript family sit-down places. Then there are the smashed thin greasy crusty things like you'll get at Five Guys, or Smashburger, or Krekel's Kustard in Decatur, Illinois, or Culver's, or Bronco's. Some people grew up on them, and love them. But you need a pile of toppings to make them legit. Now I have to admit I'm not a big fan of the half beef/half salt grilled-under-an-anvil type of burger that many of these places sport, but Five Guys isn't on the extreme edge of all that. Still, it's a burger that's not meant to be eaten with just a few toppings. I've tried it. Kinda tasteless. So I get all the black ingredients except I trade the raw onions for the grilled. And it's good. I don't care how much they weighed before they grilled 'em; they're just big enough to match the toppings and the bun. Can't believe someone likes Wendy's better'n Five Guys. Wow. read more

I was dragged here by co-workers despite my multiple negative experiences at a Lincoln location and, needless to say, this location could not live up to my mediocre expectations. I just don't get it - how can people enjoy this crap? Are they brainwashed by red and white or is that cocaine dusted on the bun? The whole time I was eating my meal I was reaching for a reason to like it, but nothing was there. I felt like a baby eating baby food. Everybody knows their fries are soggy and pitiful, but how can you serve such a chincy bland burger?! If you think their burgers are large, they weigh less than a quarter-pound BEFORE being cooked. That's as much meat as you get for $0.99 at Burger King, albeit undoubtedly higher quality. A few things are certainly huge: the bun, the number of employees doing nothing, and the bill. Burgers here do not come close to being as good (or large) as Don & Millie's or even Runza, and yet Five Guys thinks they can charge almost double! Don't give me the freshness spiel, captain ignorance, because both the aforementioned fast food establishments (and even Wendy's, of all places) never use frozen beef. But they somehow manage to maintain respectable prices and deliver flavor at the same time. I guess all these stupid roasted peanuts explain the inflation? Or perhaps the fact that they have a dozen employees standing around doing nothing? I certainly have given up on trying to explain it. I've been eating burgers two times a week for all my life, maybe this crap can fly in the coastal states, but I'll be damned if I set foot in another Five Guys. The value just isn't there, and the food isn't even good! read more

Took food TOGO, order was wrong and the portions are way smaller. Total sign of Corp reigning in food cost at the expense of the customers

A good basic burger, not gourmet or over-the-top. Freshly ground beef cooked on a sizzling griddle. Fries cut from fresh Idaho potatoes. Fizzy sodas. A 'little' hamburger (single patty) with a choice of many toppings is $3.99. At $6.99, the bacon cheeseburger (two patties) is the most expensive. Prices have risen. Rather loud and happy rock music. Lots of casual seating. read more

I like a nice and greasy burger now and then, so when I was asked what I wanted for dinner, Five Guys came up... While I wasn't particularly in the mood for anything greasy in particular, I wasn't about to turn down the opportunity to check this place out. :) So, we get there, and I'll be honest - I almost missed the driveway off of Dodge Street - and I noticed there was a little line. At almost 7:45 at night, I was a tad impressed. Service was speedy, and you could help yourself to some dried peanuts while you waited for your order number to be called. What I liked most - besides my burger, of course - was the fact that you could read the menu with ease. Not overloaded with a ton of options, the menu here keeps things pretty simple while maximizing the burger experience for their customers... I've heard some folks compare 5 Guys to Stella's, and I'm not so sure I'd agree with the comparison... 5 Guys produces a completely different product than Stella's. Sure, it's a burger and fries, but I'd venture to say the product is a little different - maybe even a little more - than just a burger and fries... 5 Guys is tasty and pretty flipping good. Not too sure why it's so good though... Perhaps it has something to do with the way they season their beef? Maybe it has something to do with the condiments? Or, maybe it's what I took to be two patties that surrounded my perfectly melted cheese? I couldn't really tell you. All I know is that it hit the spot tonight and that I would highly recommend you give it a shot if and when you're in the neighborhood. :) read more

I've had burgers from here a few times now. They offer free toppings for your burger like mushrooms and peppers. You can also ask for ketchup and mustard on the burger but I suggest not to. I asked for ketchup before and it looked like they dipped the whole burger into it. Way too much ketchup for my taste. They give you a good amount of fries for the money. I liked them. As far as the flavor of the burger goes, it's good, I'm just not blown away by it. Maybe it's the fact that the walls are covered with quotes from reviews raving about this place. So by the time you get your order, the food has been over hyped from reading the quotes. Another thing is the price. It's over $10 for a cheeseburger, fries and drink. While it's a decent burger, I think they're a bit overpriced. There are other places in town I prefer to visit for my burger fix. If you haven't been here before it's worth trying. If I'm with friends or co workers and they wanted to eat here I would go. But Five Guys just isn't a place I care to go out of my way for too often. Overall, I think Five Guys makes a decent burger and would recommend giving them a try. read more

Food was pretty darn tasty. Never been disappointed with a meal at any five guys. Only complaints are cleanliness and NOISE. Dinning area was pretty messy. Tables filthy, trash on the floor. Maybe shortstaffed that day? Who knows, but if I wanted to clean up other people's messes before sitting down to eat I'd have stayed home and cleaned up after my own family. It was also incredibly loud here. Music up way to loud, staff yelling chit chat over loud music, customers yelling over music and staff to talk to each other. It was loud like a downtown denver club. Holy cow!!! Love five guys but won't go back to this one. read more

I suppose this is predictable, but I really like 5 guys. Terrific greasy burgers, way too salty cajun fries. Health food it isn't. But it is really tasty and my favorite takeout burger in town. It compares very well to In-and-Out - but it's not better. read more

Much better than I remembered from my first visit (to a different location). The burgers were fresh and great and the cajun fries were delicious. After my first visit a few years ago I really never gave them much thought but now it is definitely a burger I crave. read more

Ehhh i thought the burgers were a bit sloppy.... Corporate, the dining area was dirty i wouldnt recommend... read more

Placed my order online while leaving my first job at 5:30, seeing it would be ready at 5:40, showed up at 5:45, wasn't ready no big deal. Sat for 15 minutes, and they forgot about me! I hear from the back that someone realizes that I'm there and waiting still as I watch plenty of other people receive their orders. So not only is the food that I order to pick up for my wife across the street now, I'm now late to my second job without getting to actually enjoy my food. Loved the place, won't be back. Wouldn't have spent the $20 had I know I would be left this mad from the whole deal. read more

I appreciate this place for what it is: fast food burgers that taste better than McD's and BK, and possibly are a teeny bit better for you (since they actually tell you where their ingredients came from on a chalk board next to the cash register). I get the Little Burger for $3.50 and load it up with toppings. It does the job of keeping my hunger in check. I chomp on peanuts while I wait, and leave satisfied. Just wish they offered a hamburger bun thats whole wheat and didn't get so soggy though. And their open till 10pm. read more

Place was clean food was sloppy cheese wasn't melted and when did Five guys burgers and fries turn into Five Guys Bread and Fries I'm going to Freddy's from now on read more

Five Guys - Inch on this side an inch on the other side and let me tell you it's thick to .... Where's the Beef! - Burgers Near Me - Omaha, Nebraska

I'm allergic to peanuts. Walking into Five Guys was like stepping through a minefield. Luckily for me, peanut oil is almost never an allergen for most peanut allergists, and I was one of them. So I had to try the Five Guys burger. My first thought? Expensive. Burgers quickly travel upwards of seven dollars. Not sure why I found that surprising, I guess I was looking around for the $5 dollar burger mantra. You can get burgers with either one or two beef patties. Adding cheese and bacon increases the cost of your burger quite significantly; the other toppings are free. The burger was good. Above average, but I paid above average prices. Which is acceptable. Nothing absolutely spectacular to say. The fries were also good. Nice and crispy, made wedge style, served in a giant cup, with good portion sizes. Despite being allergic to peanuts, I'm a huge fan of the taste of peanut oil, and you could definitely taste it in the fries. Next time a friend is looking for a nice burger joint in Omaha, I'll recommend Five Guys. Not spectacular, but pretty good. read more

Multiple customers waiting for over 30 min for 2 burgers. 20min after paying they ran out of bacon that we already paid for but didn't get. This might be understandable if we saw a huge line when we came up but nope. They made all the in person diners wait for 30-45 min because door dash customers took priority. read more

After visiting my grandmother at a hospital nearby, we stopped in for some complementary peanuts and burgers. The food is good, but our recent visit resulted in two incorrect orders out of 10. That's an 80% success rate...I guess?! The fries come in a bag (large serves 3-4 people). Tip: rip the paper bag to its lowest point just above the top of the fries to avoid greasy hands. read more