Five Guys

I give 5 stars for the tragedy that unfolded as I ate my burger. It was a quiet day, the lobby seemed to be still and yet, a tension was in the air. All of a sudden a tour bus stops near the building. You can see the palpable fear in the workers eyes Slowly however, the bus started to leave. Relief set in for the workers, however from where I sat the bus only repositioned. Then... the line came... I got out of there before it really hit the fan but the line was composed entirely of boomers. This location had two workers. I'm genunely surprised that this place wasn't burned down due to "wait times" as we all know how crotchety that age group tends to get toward service workers. Yall are in my prayers

Five guys is good for what it is. Good food made to order. The problem I have it is a step, a large step, up from Wendy's at almost twice the cost. Good, just over priced for standing in line and ordering your food at a counter and then going back up to the counter to get your food. Always good food though, but isn't that why you go to eat out. That should be the normal.

As a Five Guys, it’s bound to be good and the food I got was. But, I did find it weird how long it took to get my order. When I went to this location, there was nobody else there, so I thought it would be pretty quick. It took around 10-20 minutes for a burger but it was still good. This place is very pricey though (it was around 10 bucks for a single burger) so make sure you know about that before you go here. Still I recommend this place.