Why don't we have Five Guys in Hawaii? Cheap, tasty burgers and complimentary toppings?? This was my first time at Five Guys, and I instantly fell in love with it. As I stated previously, complimentary toppings! You can order a mini burger or a regular burger, and then decide which toppings you want. And you won't believe how many choices they have!! I must have ordered seven toppings (jalapeno, onions, mushrooms, etc.) and that only covered half of the list. I would recommend the regular burger if you're in beast mode because it has two patties!! My sister and I shared a regular burger and fries, and we were both content. By the way, if you're allergic to peanuts, steer clear. They serve complimentary peanuts and cook their food in peanut oil! read more

Five Guys - Cheese burger with free additional toppings - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Something's not adding up when I enjoy the free peanuts more than I do my burger. Did it really take 5 guys to come up with a burge this mediocre. Maybe it took the 5 of them to create all the hype. Sure, it's a decent, freshish burger. But there's nothing awesome here. For me, the burger could use a little more seasoning and a little less cooking. And someone needs to rip those speakers with the horrible rock and roll out of the walls. A couple of years ago this might have been considered a great burger in this area a when you only had Dick's or Kidd Valley to compete with, but now there are just too many other good places in town. I'll stick with Burger Madness for a qick burger. read more

Well, they opened one locally so I won't have to fly back east for that Five Guys Burger & Fries fix afterall!-Yay! Talk about convenience too, right there next to a movie theater....dinner and movie yeah? Anyhoo, it's kinda nice to see some consistency. It's pretty much the same as the one I visited back east last summer. When I say that I mean the customer service * Helpful and fast, atmosphere *No frills no B.S. just food and peanuts , and the food *Tastey burgers (perfect meat to bun ratio-fresh ground, not frozen-and nice soft buns :), big portions of fesh cut fries, free peanuts and refills on pop! I even got the same after meal stomach ache that I got at the New York Five Guys Burgers & Fries ...now that's consistent! I think that Dick's finally has some competition, which might or might not be a bad thing....I just hope that neither change or add to the menu for the sake of competition.....afterall that's some of the appeal...a simple cheap menu that hasn't changed in years. BTW, the place was rocking, but despite the numbers....the crew was efficient and the wait wasn't very long. read more

Everyone across the country seems to be freaking out about 5 Guys. There are so many burger places around that it took me a while to getting around to visiting. So, I did that, where's my t-shirt? I entered with the expectations that angels would be singing over the door, but instead it was just a brightly (too brightly) lit, stark white place with a lot of signs from newspapers that may or may not be real advertising how awwwwwesome this place is. I stepped up to order, and apparently a regular burger is super sized? Thankfully, the cashier realized I was a newb and steered me in the right direction. The food was average. It was nothing worth the freak out, for sure. The free peanuts are cool. I mean, if you like eating dinner surrounded by flying peanut shells. (Whoever taught people throwing stuff on the floor was ok? Did I miss a very important 5 Guys memo?) Everything was oversized, which seemed so genuinely American. I worry about people eating this stuff solo. I am still skeeved by all the self-love on the walls. I think all of my friends who are having moments about this place were victims of the brainwashing on the walls. If you're really awesome, you don't need 25 signs telling me that. I am not sure the Palm Beach Pencil Newspaper is really an authority anyway. read more

My sole visit to this location was not a good one. We had a movie at the adjoining multiplex so we thought we'd give them a go beforehand. I think we arrived during a shift change because there were more people than necessary behind the counter. With a queue of people waiting to order, I quickly glanced at the menu and ordered a cheeseburger with regular fries and a regular drink. Excited to get free sautéed onions and mushrooms on my burger, I chose those too. As we waitied for our food, we perused their wall art... you couldn't NOT see it. Everywhere you looked, there was article after articles self-aggrandizing about their own greatness. Geez, Five Guys... we get it. You are nine shades of awesome with a dollop of amazing on the side but do you have to staple the bloody reviews all over the bathroom too? The food was up and was good at first bite but nothing to rave about. About 2-3 bites in though, it became increasingly apparent that the hamburger bun was soaked through with the liquids from the sautéed mushroom/onion. No matter, I'm doing lower carbs anyway so I got a knife and fork to tuck into the meat + veg part of the burger. I found it to be not as good as that first I'm-so-hungry-anything-tastes-fantastic bite. I wish I would have read the menu better because I would have specified a single patty. I like beef and all but damn, it was too much burger! And my fries were regular but my friend got Cajun ones. Midway through them, he said that the spices ran together and that if he were to ever come back, he'd stick with plain. We had to wipe down our table because it was sticky. Shortly after we sat down, there was an employee dispatched to address the dining area. My final two cents are that I'd not return for a second chance unless someone was treating. I already blew ten bucks on a poor experience that made my tummy ache. read more

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Me and the fam popped in to this 5guys for dinner one evening. We promptly walked back out after a gander at the prices. I figure it would have cost around $50 for burgers/fries/drinks for 3! We ended up getting takeout from a legit Mexican restaurant for under $40. read more

My new favorite burger spot in the North Seattle area... This place just opened up a couple of days ago in the Thornton Place complex right next the Regal theaters. A perfect spot for a tasty, cheap burger joint. As soon as you walk in you see all of the cool signs posted around the restaurant stating "Best Burger in Baltimore," and "Best cheap eats in Scranton" which give it a humorous and tasteful touch. I came on the first official day of opening and saw about 15 people by the grill and registers and it looked quite chaotic. This plus the yelling made it very entertaining. So I ordered my Bacon Burger which was two patties of all-natural beef with lettuce, tomato, pickles, hot sauce, ketchup, jalapenos, grilled onions, and grilled mushrooms (all the toppings are FREE). And it was very TASTY. Probably one of the messiest burgers I've had in awhile. I also ordered a side of their regular sized fries "cajun-style" which had a good spice and taste to them. The prices are great as well as my burger with all the fixins was about 5.50 and the fries less then 2 bucks. I left very full and satisifed, and definitely want to come back here for my burger needs. Highly recommended if you like big, messy, burgers!!!! read more

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I tried to love it, but the high price, long wait, and pretty "meh" burgers left me pretty let down. When I first heard about Five Guys, its name was being put at the same level as Dick's and even In-N-Out. So I was pretty stoked to try it out and maybe find a new favorite burger spot. Not quite. What works so well for Dick's and In-N-Out is their speed and low prices. Two things that Five Guys does not have going for them. First, the prices are a little ridiculous in my opinion. You're gonna drop around $7 for one of the "little" burgers (one patty) and upwards of $9 for a "big" (two parties). That's not including an additional $3 something for fries, then another few bucks for a drink or a shake. So a meal for one could run you close to $20. Not worth it. The parties are tiny and lacking on the flavor side. Plus, it'll take sometimes 20 plus minutes just to get your burger. What I will say is their fries are bomb, and the small order basically fills the bag. The fries are why I'm giving them 3 stars instead of 2. Honestly, with the high price, long waits, and underwhelming burgers, I'd much rather walk across to Red Robin where I could get a burger, bottomless fries, and a beer for about the same price (maybe even less with their tavern menu). read more

I have to take one star off because the Fries was saggy. They were busy when we walked in. Friday night and it's dinner time. The Place was packed. Great Service: quick and they got our order correctly. The buns can be toasted a little longer: it's saggy but they were busy. I have to come back when they are not super busy and see if we get the same quick services. Over all we had a good experienced. read more

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Pedestrian. Quality and flavor has seemed to decline since they first opened. Staff is a bit gruff and the burgers were over cooked. The toppings tasted stale and the presentation was lack luster. The fries were way to oily and seemed like they sat in the bin way to long. Over salted as well. And, almost $8 bucks for a bacon cheeseburger - yes, would say overpriced for the quality and quantity. The floor at the Northgate location seemed greasy and the bathrooms were a disaster. At one time the novelty of a specialty fast casual burger place like Five Guys was the place to go - no longer. Definitely have slipped down the rankings of quality burger joints. read more

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My family and I have eaten there several times and really have never been disappointed. The food is delicious and the homemade-style fries are next level. We also appreciate the extra portions of fries that are thrown into the bag. However, I recently went in to get a junior bacon cheeseburger, a small fry, and a medium drink. The price came to 19 dollars and change. I could eat at a Red Robin or Olive Garden for less than that. So, although I love the food and the overall quality, I can no longer justify spending nearly 20 dollars per person on what amounts to just a burger, fries, and Coke. read more

The fries are super greasy and not nearly salty enough. I think I added like 2 or 3 packets of salt to the fries. But this is a great place to hang out with your friends after catching a movie at the Regal Cinemas next door. The staff are super friendly, you can get free peanuts (you are just not allowed to leave with any peanuts! They write warnings on the door telling you not to exit while partaking in peanuts), and they let you stay even after the restaurant (burger joint) has closed. Great place to meet your friends either before or after a movie! read more

Get the little burger is MORE than enough food!! The burgers arn't memorable but they are good. If i were in the area again i would stop and get one. read more

In N Out is engrained in my brain so I have to write this review without bias (it won't last long though). haha! Five Guys is a solid burger joint with a basic menu, great ingredients, fast service, and consistently good food. Tonight I ordered a cheeseburger (two patties) with green peppers, jalapenos, ketchup, and grilled mushrooms and it was gooood. I got the regular Cajun fries and did notice there wasn't as much as other times I've been here...still a ton of fries...just a lot less than before. The peppers were crunchy and fresh, adding a nice bite to my burger and the mushrooms added a nice texture. The burgers are a bit on the greasy side, something I could do without. I also wish they had milkshakes on the menu...yes, it's supposed to be a simple menu, but a few shake flavors wouldn't hurt anyone. All in all, I like Five Guys...I like it better than Burgermaster and Red Mill, so I think that says a lot. (P.S. This review survived the verbal assault I gave to Smashburger in Denver. Never compare any burger chain to In N Out. Ever!) Woot! read more

Five Guys - Five Guys fries. =) - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

First of all the food is always great. But tonight the people working here were so nice and thoughtful and just had great vibes. Had to write a review . I really appreciated it read more

Thank Effing GOD for curbside pickup. All the employees wore masks. Most of the customers were not. Wish it was a no-mask, no service place.

I visited the Five Guys Burgers in Seattle for the first time. I got the bacon cheeseburger with fries and a water. I have to say it was a pretty good burger. Not the best I've ever had but it was good. The fries were a little limp so that kinda sucked. 2 burgers, 1 order of fries, and 2 waters came to a little over $20. That wasn't good. I think even Red Mill had better prices. Their location isn't that great either. Unless there's something on the backside it's next to a parking garage and across the street form a Toys 'R' Us. Easy to find but strange location. The service on the other hand was great, they even had a Spanish speaking employee, which isn't a necessity but very helpful. Would I go back? Yes. Would I drive 20 min out of my way to do so? Probably not. read more

Five Guys - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

For takeout (which has obviously been the only option since covid), the food is horrible. They wrap the burgers in foil so you get a mushy, steamed burger. I even tried paying an extra $3.50 tonight for the fast delivery option in Postmates but my burger bun smeared apart (literally the entire contents of the burger flop out everywhere) like a paste. Really unappetizing. read more

Literally the best burgers and you always get more fries than you were expecting. Also Megan's customer service is amazing, she totally deserves a raise. Thanks to everyone for the last-minute order read more

very busy location but girl named Megan was very kind. I can only have certain foods so she took the time to explain what I could have even though there were plenty of people to take care of she didn't rush me. I never had such nice service people usually just brush me off. She shared what she eats and what bowl options there was etc. Highly recommend just because she was there. read more

Five Guys has their rave reviews from the east coast plastered all over the walls. However, this is your super basic hamburger, hot dog and fries stand, minus the stand. They get a bonus for the generous fry portions and also the fact that all of the toppings are free. Service at this location was fine and the food came out fast. Average in cleanliness, but you can't expect much when there are free peanuts and kids running around like in other fast food burger joints. Parking is in the underground parking or at the mall across the street. Food: 3 Ambiance: 2 Service: 3 Parking: 2 read more

Great location, just across street from Northgate mall, which has a lot of parking. The store was busy, but not too busy. I ordered and got my food within 5-10 mins of waiting sitting down. I had a bacon cheeseburger and Cajun style fries. The bacon was just the way I wanted it to be cooked, crispy but juice grease at the same time. There are more toppings than I can imagine on my burger. I had mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickle, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, ketchup, and jalapeño. However, I do feel like the mushrooms are canned. I have nothing to pick on my Cajun flavor fries. Overall, this is a great emergency craving solution for burgers and fries. I am very satisfied :-) read more

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Nummy num num. That was my entire contribution to the conversation. I was far too busy consuming a delicious burger and fries. This was a bit more expensive than the usual burger and fires joint, I think I ended up paying like $11 for a small cheeseburger, regular fries & soda. But it was still pretty worth it. Soooooo good though. read more

Not bad. Not bad at all. I think I may have found fries that taste natural that I actually like! Also really enjoyed loading up my burger with veggies and condiments. The burger itself was very good, juicy (in a this-meat-is-cooked-with-care way, not in a grease overload way), hand-packed, and flavorful. read more

This location of Five Guys is freaking awesome. Service is alway friendly, fast and welcoming. The Cajun fries are BOMB and the burgers are fresh and delicious. I honestly prefer this over Red Mill outside of Red Mill's badass bacon. I recommend this place for your burger craving right now!!! The app is also awesome, easy to use and convenient. We always order on the drive over for a quick pickup. read more

Five Guys - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The cashier was really nice and had a smile on her face. The service was really nice and I always enjoy the peanuts ofcourse. I ordered a cheeseburger with tomatoes, pickles and lettuce and it was delicious. The double patty was cooked with care and it was very juicy. Their fries are very fresh and delicious. I ordered a regular and I was satisfied with what I received. The fries were hot and ready. read more

I like their nuts, not their buns and their meat is boring. Their shakes are fake & far too sweet. I wouldn't date any of the five guys. Though it is a convenient place to get dinner before catching a movie. read more

I ordered the veggie burger with no cheese. It was nasty . The mushrooms were slimy like they were boiled instead of grilled. The onions & peppers were just as bad. The best malted milkshakes read more

Best tip: Order your food online or on their app! They are fast to get your order ready and you get to skip the line. Food: I usually order the bunless burgers and this places does a great job packaging everything for you. I never have to ask for condiments, utensils, napkins, etc. because they package it all so you can go straight to eating you your meal. I love their regular-style fries (just salt), but, be warned, you will get a more than you bargained for. They always give an extra cup of fries with your order (so if you order a medium size fries, you have a "large" amount of fries). But if you are french-fry lover, this isn't a problem at all. If you order a shake, you will get that ASAP! Service: The staff are so friendly! Sometimes, they do get slammed with a lot of orders, but are always apologetic and communicate when to expect your order. If you are overwhelmed with their options (especially if you're a first timer), they are great at explaining all the different options and variety of combos for you. Note: Seating is limited and not always clean. This is a hot-spot for pre-movie goers. The wait can be about 15-20 minutes for you to get your food during the typical busy times (Friday night, Saturday day/night) read more

Was just In waiting on my order for 15 minutes. All Uber eats drivers seemed to get preference. Large fries turned into small fries. No organization at all. No one in there was seemed in charge or knew exactly what they were doing. Burgers were good. read more

I love the spicy fries! the fries in one order enough for three people! and their hamburgers are very delicious! The one thing I don't like is the time! they close very early!! read more

Five Guys - Hot Dogs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Overpriced and low quality food. One regular cheeseburger meal will cost you over $18+.

CLINICAL YELPER PROGRESS NOTE Subjective: KL is a 24 yo female who came in for a blood pressure check and to discuss recent lab work. Pt states that she exercises 6x/wk by playing tennis, basketball, playing Left4Dead and engaging in various other (*ahem*) physical activities. Pt also eats 3 servings of veg daily, but admits to eating at Five Guys burgers 5x/wk, sometimes multiple times per day. She states that she "would sell her soul for it" and "the fact that she can get A1, bbq sauce, hot sauce, AND jalapenos on her burger makes her want to pull out the tassels and dance on the counter." She is compliant with all medications and reports no side effects. Objective (condensed): BP: 165/92, Temp 97.3F Total Cholesterol: 265, LDL: 142, HDL: 25, TG: 250 Assessment: Pt's blood pressure and cholesterol are above goal...like, way above. Plan: - Pt is willing to decrease her intake of 5 Guys burgers to 3x/wk, to only get the "little hamburger," which has one patty instead of two, and to share the regular size fries (feeds 2) instead of the large fries (feeds 4 or more). - Pt has been informed that drinking a Diet Coke will not, in fact, negate all the other crap she's putting into her mouth. Verified understanding. - Because pt is only willing to decrease 5 Guys intake instead of cutting it out completely, will double dose of statin and ACE inhibitor. - Pt to return in 6 weeks for f/u BP check. read more

I was told that 5 Guys could be compared to In N Out. Umm.. on what planet? I didn't dislike this place at all. At least foodwise. The burger I ordered was good although I waited a little longer than expected. Nothing amazing, nothing that would make me wait in line for more than 5 minutes. In fact - is it just me or is anyone else turned off by the decor? You can't look up, down or even turn around without looking at some clipping or article about how they're "THE BEST!" If they were the best the food should speak for itself. A few stand out articles or clippings would be great but I saw like 40! Ok, ok, I believe you! People like you! I just thought it felt desperate. It didn't help that it was all STAPLED to the wall and not even framed. Kinda bizzare. So yes... good food but not the best. read more

Oh, now I understand... So I didn't get all the hype on Yelp about this place. I had never heard of 5 Guys. But I did watch people frantically check to see if the Northgate location was done and when it would be and when the opening was and what their first order was going to be. You get the picture. Well, one night after classes I had no energy to cook and figured some greasy goodness was in order. I ventured here and was most pleased. Being opened late automatically gives it a good rating in my book and the service and food followed suit. The staff was nice enough for random teens and let me take my time pursuing the menu. The burgers were alright. As the boy said, they reminded us of Burgermasters but better. And they were not in the same class as Red Mill. But still, a good burger overall. What makes this place special are the french fries! They are quite possibly the most decadent fries ever. Apparently they even have a white board where they tell you where the potatoes came from that day. Cooked in delicious peanut oil and treated like delicate morsels of holiness. I of course did not know this as I was about to crumble the bag closed and leave, one of the kind staffers looked at me mortified. He quickly took the bag and opened it, checking on the fries. And politely informed me that the fries needed to breath so they would stay at their optimal crunchiness. I thought he was insane and just smiled, nodded and backed away carefully. Well, the pseudo-crazy staffer was absolutely right! These fries are close to perfection. I simply shudder thinking about them.... read more

Ever noticed that the people who go on and on about how good they are in bed...aren't? The same can be said of Five Guys, a venue that never met the self-congratulatory framed review it didn't like. Walk in there and you'll see every rave review that could be dredged up from papers like The Cedarbrooke Daily Trumpet or the The Tarrytown Wolfwhistle Press or the likes. Anything, sweet Jesus, ANYTHING--but bare space on the walls when proclamations of their own awesomeness are in such worldwide plenitude. Could it be this that exacerbates the disappointment? I think it might, actually. Maybe if you didn't have to stand in line reading how orgasmic it would all be, it wouldn't be so ridiculously anticlimactic when you get a pretty average burger. The staff is nearly always very, very kind, and mostly very efficient, which is why I'm going with three stars. They're also more than generous with their French Fries (one order should suffice for up to 3 people!); I just don't particularly like the fries, so more is not of any use to me. The burger meat is average, not especially thick, and while not as chewy as Dick's (I am no fan of their burgers) they're considerably less tasty than Red Mill or Rain City. The bread is a little flaccid. One time I tried to call in my order and the person who answered spoke almost no English. I have absolutely nothing against people who do not speak English; I'm a globalist, baby! But if it were my business, I would not enlist those employees to answer the call-in order line. As it happens, the ordering process was almost Abbott-and-Costello comically bad (trying to spell words). I then determined from the accent that the fellow spoke Spanish, so I began to order in Spanish. He laughed in relief...but oddly, he still transcribed the order completely wrong...so although I'd ordered jalapenos (theirs are much hotter than the usual marinated kind, be warned) on my burger, we got 4 burgers instead of 3 (and were charged for 4) and all of the burgers had heaps of scaldin' jalapenos on them, making the younger one cry. Ay ay ay. When the error was discovered they re-made the burger, but it was a bit of an unnecessary gauntlet. Again, they've always been nice, but it's only a last resort pre-movie that we eat here. read more

It was crowded, busy, and noisy, but how can I knock off a few stars for a place being popular? I can see why they're drawing in such crowds. First of all, they have a great location. It's mere feet away from the ticket window at the new theaters at Northgate, plus it's right across from the mall so they get customers from both venues. Secondly, they give you stuff to munch on while you wait. There are stacks and stacks of industrial-sized bags of peanuts that you can help yourself to as you walk in. Mmm, appetizers. The menu is straightforward and easy to use. You either order a 'regular' or a 'little' burger (2 patties vs. 1) and pick the toppings you want. They also have stuff like corn dogs, veggie sandwiches, and grilled cheese. At first we were aghast at how many calories were in the large order of fries, until the nice lady taking orders told us they usually serve 4-5 people. And although the two of us were hungry, we opted for the small to avoid the guilt. I had a little cheeseburger with tomato, lettuce, and ketchup. The patty was great--hand-formed and never frozen, as advertised. And even though there was a rogue onion in my lettuce, it was just seriously tasty. As far as the 'small' fries go, that's where I'd claim they have false advertising. Sure, they only show you that it's a small 12-oz. cup full, but they don't mention that it overflows by at least three times. And in no way is that a bad thing. They're hand-cut and salt, and not too crisp, not too floppy. The decor was a little garish, all in white and red, but you'll be too focused on watching the food enter your mouth that you won't even notice. read more

The fact that it's next to the Northgate movie theater ... well, you can let your imagination go wild on where the burger goes after I order it. Dizzang, you get a lot of free things here but I'm especially giddy about the plethora of toppings they offer - at no extra cost! So why not pile it on? Grilled onions, jalapenos, mushrooms, they have it all. And all fresher than the Prince of Bel-Air. Tips: - Get the smaller burgers because the regular ones boast two patties which is a little too hefty for me. - One order of fries feeds a small country. So ... many. And they're thick cut! But not as salty as I would have liked. Plus I think it's funny that their entire decor consists of news articles and rave reviews about Five Guys from all over the U.S. Plastered even in the bathrooms. So you don't forget that PEOPLE LIKE FIVE GUYS. I would have thrown another star at Five Guys if they had shakes. I literally felt my spirit deflate when I realized fountain drinks were my only beverage of choice. It's some unwritten burgers/fries law to have shakes right? right?? read more

WOW! As a Five Guys virgin, I wasn't really sure what to expect. Would it hurt? Would it feel good? Would I regret not doing it sooner, or would I wish I hadn't done it at all? As someone who tries to not eat much meat, a good burger is where my weakness lies. I simply can't resist a good burger. So, needless to say, the places like Carl's Jr and In N Out really make my heart sing. My roommate, and several other friends touted how awesome FIve Guys was, but I wasn't believing it could possibly be better than my beloved In N Out. Well, coincidently it's not better than In N Out, but being as the closest In N Out is hours away, I'm willing to accept Five Guys as as more than adequate substitute. Things are a little haphazard; boxes of peanuts, peanut oil, ketchup all over the lobby area. What's going on here, don't they have a storage room?! Not that any of that matters once you bite into the deliciousness that is their burgers, and tear open that soon-to-be-greasy bag of delicious fries. Their fries... oh, their fries. How can one little starchy stick of fried potato be so flipping delicious? I don't know, and I don't care, just keep 'em coming. Those with small appetites be warned: order the little burger or your gut will be hating you. They are huge and filling! And get your fries cajun. YUM! A nice touch is that a board behind the register tells you where the potatoes that went into that day's fries were grown. NICE! read more

Did you know that Five Guys give you a lot of FREE STUFF?? You get: 1. FREE peanuts while you sit down and wait for your food 2. FREE scoop of fries in your bag on top of what you normally order 3. FREE toppings (including grilled onions and grilled mushrooms!) On top of the wonderful FREE STUFF they offer, you get to customize your burger on whether you want 1 or 2 patties, and if you want cheese or bacon in it that costs a little extra. I normally get the little bacon cheeseburger (1 patty) since 2 patties is already pretty filling for me. I usually order all the normal toppings listed on the board...after all it's FREE. You can even add some special toppings on there like jalapeños, relish, or hot sauce if you like some more spice. The burger itself tastes juicy and fresh....mmMMmm. The cajun fries are excellent and well-seasoned. Since they put an extra scoop into your bag, I would recommend sharing them with a friend cause it's a lot of fries to finish. Not that I'm complaining. With all the FREE food they offer, you are definitely getting your bang for your buck, and who doesn't like FREE STUFF? read more