This place was so good we came back twice while in town, for both the food and drinks. Both our…read moreservers were really nice, especially on the second day when we were exhausted from the airshow and couldn't make up our minds about anything! We just knew we wanted beer and good food. The way this play is decorated with the low lighting when you walk in is also really nice, the bar and the chandeliers they have are nice. Definitely not the vibe I thought we were walking into but enjoyed it! First day we ordered bang bang shrimp, Brussel sprouts and the pork belly BLT. The next day I was so tempted to order the same thing, but I tried their seasonal wing sauce- mango habanero and it was delicious!

We were exploring Shillington. Loved the farmers market. Had to make a quick decision on lunch…read morewhile partner was driving. Checked in with yelp. Recognized this place since we had been to the Dryville location a few times. Had a great French martini to start. Lobster grilled cheese for me with the tastiest lobster I've had in years. Partner went with his default; a burger. He ate it all without a word and declared it excellent after his plate was clean. Service good. A good day surviving this frozen white hellscape. I want to be in Puerto Rico

Good customer service great food and it's really clean. This is a feel like a fast food spot it…read morefeels like a restaurant only bad thing about it. It makes you poop a bit.

If you like Five Guys, you will like Wayback Burgers... to an extent. It's Five Guys' little…read morebrother. I like Wayback because customizations go beyond adding mainstays like lettuce, tomato, and onion. It still boggles my mind that all the fast food giants still nickel and dime you for those three basic toppings. So yeah, props to the casual burger chains that still offer these up for free. And like Five Guys, you can add "premium" toppings like jalapenos, grilled onions, and mushrooms at no additional charge as well. In addition to burgers and fries, Wayback serves up chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and fried cheese curds. I was also impressed by the interior. It's pretty sleek with this sort of retro, wood-panel aesthetic to it. Wayback Burgers fits snuggly between, let's say the Burger Kings of the world and the boutique joints like Five Guys and Shake Shack. The only thing holding it back is quality and consistency. I remember my burger patties being dry to the point of breaking down and crumbling. This probably has to do with the fact that the patties seemed noticeably... small? Like 3 oz., tops. Maybe I'm imagining it but that's sure what it felt like. Getting a double here is basically a must.

Disappointed, underwhelming. Seasoned fries came unseasoned, cold burger, rock hard bun. The…read moretastiest part of the meal was the name brand cookie. ONE cookie for $2.99. Zero stars.

Burgers were delicious…read more Reason for 3 stars didn't get my 2 drinks I ordered And disappointing amount if seasoned fries good tho recommendations are neutral

Great place to stop for a drink on a Saturday night ! Old…read moreschool bar -friendly patrons and bartenders Perfect height barstools if you're tall and have mobility issues !

You'll recognize this place from the outside by the distinctive neon arrow sign…read more This place has long been a staple for locals. In the West Lawn area, there aren't many bars in walking distance. If you aren't a member of the nearby Quoiting Club, then the only real alternative is Victor's. It's a nice place to hangout after work or on the weekends, although it's a little cramped. The bathrooms also leave a lot to be desired. There's a jukebox, dartboard, cigarette machine, and an ATM on hand. The menu consists of sandwiches, burgers, and a wide assortment of munchies, including wings, mozzarella sticks, and onion rings. Note: this is one of the few joints in Berks County that is able to allow smoking indoors (which I believe is based on food/alcohol sales ratio). If you're sensitive to smoke, I'd venture elsewhere.

The food is ok, but not for the prices you get, and certainly not the quality. Having to wait over…read morean hour for delivery to get cold, soggy, fried pickles (the ranch is excellent!) The cuban was delicious but skimpy on the pork and the paper thin pickles and heavy on the cheese. It also comes with like potato sticks NOT FRIES which are pretty much too tiny to be edible so an unnecessary add on. Also got fries which were nice and crisp and the best part of the meal, except for the fact they cost $5 and you get barely a handful. I was so shocked by how little fries there were that I took a photo because this can NOT be their standard. If you ever ate at Guys resturants before you will know that this location can not and does not even come close.

Not worth it. Food is salty and extremely overpriced. The jalapeño poppers literally only came with…read more4 poppers, which ends up being about 4$ a pop. I didn't have HIGH hopes for a virtual kitchen but I thought it would be better than what we received for sure.

Just paid $21 dollars for bacon cheeseburger And small fry. Store is dirty and service was slow…read morewith non one in the place. Good food but never again will I pay that much. They are crazy with pricing.

Let's take a trip down memory lane…read more I was 20 years old. My particular skill set (or lack thereof) had led me down the path of obtaining a Communications degree as an undergrad in the Steel City. Had I known at the time a degree in communications was the equivalent of a participation award in the real world, I would have totally exerted the extra 8% of energy it took to obtain a BA in business or one of the many other degrees that is applicable to - oh, how do you say - ah yes, succeeding in life. But I ask you this, business grads, could you have handled the onslaught of CLASS PRESENTATIONS that us Comm majors endured?! I DON'T THINK SO. Ok, maybe you could have. I'm just lamenting my choice of degrees. I have a fear of public speaking for god's sake. HMM.. WHAT'S A GOOD MAJOR FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SPEAKING PUBLICLY?! Why, Communications, of course! Uh, where was I going with this? Oh right, the Five Guys tie-in. So I was young and new to city life. I didn't have a lot of direction. All I knew was I liked burgers. So when my super advanced marketing class that guaranteed I'd find an AWESOME JOB AND WOULDN'T DIE DESTITUTE IN A DITCH asked me to do a complete marketing campaign on any company of my choosing, I went with Five Guys. There was a location in Oakland, right on campus that I'd walk by everyday from my SWEET SWEET apartment in Bouquet Gardens on my way to the Cathedral of Learning. I don't know if it's even there anymore. But I chose Five Guys for my marketing project because I thought it was this intimate, local brand unique to Pittsburgh. I legit thought it was a standalone restaurant that had one location. BOY WAS I WRONG. I got called out immediately two minutes into my presentation. All I could do was throw my hands up and plead ignorance. Had to explain to them that I was from the eastern part of the state where Five Guys had never before existed. Boy, that was fun. On one hand I felt like a complete fool who had lived my entire life up to that point in a bubble of ignorance. But on the other hand, I did get a really good ACTUAL single-location local burger joint recommendation from my classmates MID-PRESENTATION, mind you (Tessaro's, for anyone wondering). Ok, back to the topic at hand. And we gotta address the elephant in the room when it comes to Five Guys - price. $11 for a burger is a lot, no doubt. And $9 for a hot dog? No.. just no. Let's face it, unless it's like a 12" dog with massive girth, paying $9 for a hotdog isn't worth it. Five Guys is always going to fall between fast food and sit-down casual dining in terms of price and quality. Does Red Robin have better burgers? Eh, maybe. But it also requires you to eat at Red Robin. And trust me, no one wants to go down that dark path. One positive is they've been super cool by offering free delivery for the past, oh, I dunno, 7 months or so? That's when I first noticed it, anyway. That's not something many restaurants have done. MOD Pizza offered free delivery for about a week in January. Got me hooked on it. Then never offered it again. Thanks, MOD! Stingy bastards. If you are EVER craving a burger, Five Guys has to be one of the first places that pops in your head. Fast food burgers at McDonald's and Wendy's are slowly creeping up to Five Guys prices. I mean, for real for real, a Wendy's Dave Double or whatever the hell it's called is about $8 now. McDonald's is even worse. Burgers going for $9 at Micky D's? OH, HELL NAW. That's when that $11 burger at Five Guys doesn't seem so bad. And it comes with two patties and unlimited FREE toppings. That's where you get your money's worth. Seriously, if you are craving no-frills burger and don't want to take a second mortgage out on your house, then by all means, any fast food dollar menu will do. But if you're a topping addict like me who goes absolutely hog-wild on adding an obscene amount of fresh ingredients such as sautéed mushrooms & onions, jalapenos, lettuce, tomato, green peppers, AND MORE, then Five Guys has got to be the way to go.

Fast, friendly service. When delivery is needed, they are always prompt. We will always do business…read morewith Sal & Gino!

Amazing pizza! Just recently moved from NY to PA and I finally found amazing Pizza. Their pizza is…read morealways fresh and delicious. So far I've ordered the plain cheese and the pepperoni, no complaints. I would definitely recommend.