Five Guys Burgers And Fries
4989 S Broadway,Ste A, Englewood, CO, 80113
Five Guys Burgers And Fries Menu
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Bunless Dogs
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Burgers
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Dogs
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Sandwiches
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Address :
4989 S Broadway,Ste A
Englewood, CO, 80113 - Phone (303) 806-1111
- Website https://fiveguys.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 10
- Mon : 11:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Categories
Burgers
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Amanda T.
I wish I didn't give Five Guys a second chance. If I hadn't I wouldn't have realized that this fast casual burger joint serves up solid burgers and fries. I say fast casual because while the production line is efficient, you typically wait about 10 minutes for your food to be freshly made, similar to Smashburger. My order of a Little Cheeseburger and Little Fries is always fresh, hot and consistently made well. I have never had fries that have sat around. And the service is friendly. I am definitely a fan of Five Guys and it has become my "go-to" place when I want a no-frills burger and fries!
(4)Natalie G.
If you haven't made it to a Five Guys yet, now is your chance. Great new location in Englewood. These burgers are good sized. The little is plenty for me. And two or three people can easily share the little fries. Great, fresh options for toppings and made to order!
(4)Madizm M.
Went in 5 minutes before close and ordered with no problem. Everyone was friendly even though I know they hate it when people come at right before close. Burgers are so good and the fries are even better.
(4)Mike M.
Was driving through Englewood on the way out from one of my favorite stores and was craving some juicy meat decided to stop into a burger joint called Five Guys..absolutely thrilled with the decore old style diner setting. service was decent but not the best but either way the food was excellent... I highly recommend this to anybody looking for a nice fat juicy burger.
(5)Jessica J.
It is a chain, so if you are eating here you probably like it :) This one is at the busy intersection of Broadway and Belleview, but luckily it sits in a shopping center that has its own light and parking area so it makes it easy to get in/out and park. It was clean, light/bright and had the futuristic coke machine with the millions of combos. The food was Five Guys high quality. It definitely is a good one!
(4)Lauren W.
Super pricey for a less than mediocre experience. Boxes of peanuts laying around that (even with the little paper bowl thing next to the box) seemed questionable whether or not they were supposed to be consumed or looked at along with giant sacks of potatoes.... Stored on whatever surface was off the floor... The trash can this time. At the end of the day I'd heard great things about the fries... The russet precut potatoes fried, greasy as hell and unsalted. Yum? And then 15mins later after listening to the empty room crickets chirping between the employees complaining about food waste, management and the lack of business effecting food prep I received a 10lb ball of unseasoned meat smothered in toppings with a bun in the foil. For $11. Haven't been back. I have bills and need an oil change and new work shoes and antiques and beanie babies that I would rather use the money on.
(2)Byron B.
I had not been to a five guys in a couple years, but decided to drop in a couple weeks ago because this new location is right around the block. It was even more of ripoff than i remembered, and I was reminded why I stopped going here. This place has to be propped up by nostalgia driven east coasters just like the other east coast joke Dunkin Donuts. I visited at 8:30 PM and there were quite literally as many employees as customers- 7 total. Despite this, it took over 15 minutes to get a burger and fries. As far as selection, the topping bar is decent but not nearly as impressive as several other gourmet burger chains. They still one kind of cheese, which isn't even real cheese because it is American, also known as processed cheese food. How can a specialty burger chain not even offer cheddar or swiss??? The supposedly epic fries were another massive letdown. A small order used to be enough for two people. This time around i got a microscopic kids juice cup of fries with a topper of 9 fries thrown in the bag. To add to the insult, the fries were lukewarm and chewy. I asked what happened to the portions and the girl at the counter said "oh yah, they have cut down on the topper sizes". I asked for fresh fries because they looked so miserable and the portion was so small, and they upgraded me to a large to make up for it. Sadly, the large was what I had received as a small in the past. The burger itself was moderately juicy and virtually identical in size to Red Robin tavern double-pretty average. The flavor is fairly bland and the bun is a boring ho hum disintegrating pile of white bread. The real painful part is the crazy prices. For a boring cheeseburger and fries with no drink I had to cough up just shy of $11. This is not a buffalo bacon gouda gourmet wonder, it isn't cooked to order, it doesn't have real cheese, it is just a plain old $11 burger and fries. I can go to Red Robin and get an equally boring tavern double cheese burger with UNLIMITED fries for $7. Seriously five guys? Final verdict: Slow, mediocre, overpriced. One star for friendly staff and one star for the burger being edible.
(2)Steve W.
I had lunch at Five Guys. It's my second time there. First, the good. They have a pretty simple menu, they make fresh-cut fries, they have free peanuts, and all of the food is made fresh. I also appreciate the open kitchen. You can order whatever toppings you want for your burger, and there's a clearly-written list of available toppings on the menu. I have a couple of simple issues with this place. I had a bacon double cheeseburger, medium fries, and a large drink. It totaled just a little over $15.00. I probably could have ordered differently to spend less, but that seemed a little spendy for me. Next, I arrived at about 1:00, clearly after the lunch rush. I could not find a clean table, and for the time that I was there, I didn't see anyone in the dining room wiping or cleaning tables. The food quality was pretty good. The medium french fry is definitely for sharing. If I had it to do again, I would have ordered a small. It took about 5 or 10 minutes to make my order, but that just tells me that everything was fresh-cooked. The fries were hot, but they weren't all that crispy. This can happen with fresh-cut fries, but Good Times doesn't seem to have that problem. My wife doesn't like Five Guys. It's probably because of the cost. She prefers Freddy's which I also find to be a better value. It's worth a trip to five guys every once in a while for me, but I should expect to pay a little more and wait a little longer to get my food. Also, I'll stick to the small french fry because the medium was just too big.
(3)Lily S.
Did I just ruin my appetite with too many peanuts? lol, they sure are good, fresh, crunchy, salty. Then I realized there were sacks and sacks of potatoes piled up on the floor (first thought they were peanuts) I was like, woah, these guys are into their spuds, and they are! The fries were delicious, having been freshly fried yet they didn't burn my tongue when I ate them too fast. It's got that texture of what I call "paper crunch" and the fry doesn't just break easily, I like that. The burgers and hot dog were as greasy as expected (a good thing). But while the dog was overly salty the patties were a little under-seasoned. Has anyone suggested to Five Guys to change up their buns? Especially the burger buns, they're not substantial enough to hold the filling and after having soaked up all the grease, they're soggy and stick to the teeth. The hot dog bun was slightly better. 3.5 stars.
(3)Chris H.
I never understand that not everyone likes the same thing in a hamburger...but I have to say that Five Guys hits my taste head on. I love their buns (soft and appropriate size for the patty) the meat is always perfect. I like mine plain...mustard and relish. Oh...and those fries! To me some of the best fries anywhere. Throw in that they have a good hot dog and my favorite new soda machine AND free peanuts! I have never came away from any Five Guys with a complaint...other than that I have eaten too much.
(5)Matthew F.
We usually go to this place and load up. Double cheese with bacon and all the toppings and a large order of fries, which is enough to feed a family of four. That does 2 of us pretty good. Anyway, give the burger about 6 minutes to steam in the foil before unwrapping and chowing down. I've never been a fan of the fries. They always seem a bit soggy. The only way I can stomach them is with a healthy dollop of ketchup and a splash for malt vinegar. Overall, good clean place with friendly staff and quick service.
(4)Alan V.
Paid $15 for a burger, fries, and a coke. For that price I could have had a burger, fries, and two beers at chilis. Tasted okay (about the same quality as red robin). Final verdict: not worth the price!
(2)Delta P.
ok...so it is five guys......the hype precedes itself, I know....but I just don't find anything special about these burgers.They are just ok. The burgers are cooked well done or what their version of well done is and they claim that is it juicy....but I don't get juicy, I get more flavors from the surrounding condiments than the burger. The cheese is melty and gooey and reminds me of the type of cheese I would get when I visited the college student union cafeteria when I was in school. Not authentic (?) The condiments are casually tossed on the burger and when I pull away the top bun, the burger looks like it is in disarray. This doesn't make the burger taste worse but the presentation is a bit more like being at a friends barbecue and having them just throw the burger on the bun as it sits in a warmer for everyone to pick through as they please. The price is a bit high too. My wife and I ordered two burgers ( not the one patty kind ) and two orders of fries and the bill was nearly $20.00. We did not order beverages. The staff seemed nice but not once did anyone stop by the table to ask if everything was alright. Given that there was almost 9 employees there when we stopped in Saturday afternoon, you would think that there would be some guest interaction. Anyway......just ok,,,,,,really...that's it...just a very average burger that does not warrant the price tag. Too many other options around.
(2)Greg J.
Love this place! It's like all the others, just a bit closer to home. The burgers are awesome, The fries are usually fantastic but they had way too much spice on them (chalking it up to new employees). The music is always great. We went there when it was very, very busy and they did a great job of getting our orders and getting people through the line. This is really great considering they just opened and are probably still in the learning curve. The entire restaurant was nice and clean and the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Why isn't it 5 Stars? Like the other franchises, they keep the dining area too cold. This made the kids uncomfortably cold. I get that they probably do this to get faster turnover at the tables, but it bugs me that I have to hurry through my meal because my kids are cold. Overall, very satisfied and I'll be coming back again!
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