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    Five Guys

    3.3 (222 reviews)
    Open • 10:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Bacon Cheeseburger (top) Little Cheeseburger (bottom)
    Sandy D.

    While my brother was admiring and spewing his love for Five Guys as he was eating, I had my doubts. I ordered the Little Cheeseburger ($8.87), my brother ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger ($12.78), and we had a Large Cajun Fries ($7.91) to share. It was my first time having Five Guys, and I've heard many good things about this being people's favorite fast food burger. I know it's a fast food joint, but out of all the other places out there, Five Guys has the worst presentation. Fries were tossed into a tall soda cup and burgers were wrapped in aluminum foil. But that aside, my burger was pretty solid and the definition of a slobbery good burger! You can add unlimited toppings, so I added all the hot dog related toppings, and threw in tomato, lettuce, mushrooms!, and onions. Because of all the juice, the bun ends up getting soggy. As soggy as their fries! I had expected crispier fries, but their cajun fries are just potatoey. Not bad though, especially the more flavorful ones at the end. Once I finished, I knew that burger was heavyyy because it did not sit well. Never had I had a burger that made me feel this uncomfortable afterwards. Pricey and greasy, trying this once was good enough for me.

    Bacon Burger w/ grilled onions
    Jeannette N.

    The first time I had Five Guys was like 10 years ago at the one in the village and I have a vivid memory of the meat being so burnt it was nearly inedible. Ever since, I avoided it. Throughout the years, I couldn't believe my ears when people would try to compare Five Guys to In-N-Out. That's like comparing Chips Ahoy to Levain. There was no contest. Fast forward to a week ago. I'm craving a burger (as per usual) and have come to know the best spots in my area to get them delivered from. Shake Shack, Burger UrWay, even my local deli makes a good one! But we'd had them so often that I was ready for a change. My bf suggested Five Guys. He had gotten it for himself a few weeks ago and enjoyed it. I figured what the heck, it's been 10 years, I'll give them a shot. [insert slow clap] Wow. That's right, I gave it a wow. It was so juicy, the tomatoes were so fresh, the cheese perfectly melted. It was also a double, and we can't figure out if that's how they always do it or we accidentally ordered it that way, but I wasn't complaining. I'm very excited to order it again the next time a burger craving creeps in. I will say though, the fries were not good -- way too greasy for my taste. And that's why In-N-Out will always win. But I *finally* get it. Maybe that burnt burger I had 10 years ago was an anomaly. *shrug*

    Tasty burger... just not the way I ordered it.
    April H.

    Okay. Went to this spot in person. Waited for my order and watched them fill other orders. My fries were in the basket with another order of little fries. I watched the guy dump two little baskets of fries into the little fry order bag- then I (with a large fry that I intended to share) got half an extra scoop- and get home to find the cup was maybe 3/4 full. Lesson learned- little fries are bigger than large? Was it world ending? No. Just disappointing that I have to fight over fries now with a friend- that we'd both been looking forward to. (Yep. First world problems.)

    Nash W.

    I stoped in today for just a bag of their fries while on my walk. There was only 2 customers and it still took a good 5 minutes of me standing there watching the fry person stand there and do nothing. Regardless the fries were exactly what I expected and I was good to go! I need to stop in and order my double cheeseburger combo. Place was clean and everyone was friendly. Just slow

    Mini burger, Cajun fries, root beer, peanuts
    Tim E.

    I was checking out Brooklyn when I came about Five Guys and wanted to check it out. I wasn't hungry at all but wanted the experience. The place looked like a combination of a Rally's and In n Out. The place was clean and the servers were polite. There are different burger sizes and choices of condiments you can choose from. It's kind of like I chose the mini burger with fries and a coke. They also offer free peanuts while you wait. After placing my order I was shocked that my meal was going to cost twice as much as my in N out burger combo. I ordered my burger to almost to the tee my In N Out burger would have been. The burger itself was pretty decent but the fries really sucked in my opinion. I ended up eating a quarter and threw the rest away. In all I would rate it this way: 1. In N Out = California / Las Vegas 2 Rally Burger = So California 3 Five Guys = New York / California

    Henry T.

    Service at this particular Five Guys location was on-point. My friends and I came here one weekend evening and there was an employee actively cleaning the store, wiping down tables and sweeping up trash. He later took the time to our about our days with a smile. The customer service industry needs more people like him. The food served here is on-par with every other Five Guys location that I've been to in the city. The burgers were delicious and flavorful. The unlimited toppings just added bonus points to my burger rating. Their "little" fries are more than enough fries for the average person. Get them cajun for no additional charge! My friend who ordered a bacon cheeseburger did not find any bacon in her burger, so she went up and told the cashier. They later realized that they ran out of bacon and threw in an extra order fries to compensate. Overall, definitely pay this Five Guys location a visit. Their food and service are both A1.

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    3 months ago

    The smash burger was so good. However the fries was a little bit burnt and there is no salt.

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    3 years ago

    Don't order from this location, online or pickup. Very poor service. Wrong order and missing items.

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    Five Guys is my go to for a solid burger that is a good price. I love the many topping options. It's such a comfort food!

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    Burgers were tasteless and dry, fries unseasoned. Food is way over priced.

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    Gray's Papaya

    3.8(1.7k reviews)
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    I can't go to NY and not have a hot dog. On my last day I walked to Gray's to get a dog with…read moreeverything and a pineapple juice. There was a short line, but it moved quickly. The staff let me use tap pay even though I didn't reach the minimum that was on their signage. I ate at the counter they have outside. The hot dog had a nice snap to it and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The pineapple juice was cool, sweet and tart.

    New York City has a remarkable ability to turn ordinary things into cultural institutions. Given…read moreenough decades, a basic diner becomes a historic landmark, and a simple hot dog counter becomes a neighborhood shrine. Gray's Papaya on the corner of 72nd Street and Broadway is the quintessential example. Founded in 1973 by Nicholas Gray after he split from Papaya King, Gray's built its reputation on snappy franks, tropical fruit drinks, and microscopic prices. High rents and Manhattan real estate realities eventually shuttered the other outposts, leaving this Upper West Side location as the last one standing. We ordered the famous Recession Special: two hot dogs and a papaya drink. One dog came loaded with mustard and sauerkraut, the other with grilled onions. Both were aggressively, heroically average. They were not bad, which would at least make for a compelling story. They were simply the sort of hot dogs that seemed to spend their lives avoiding taking a firm stance. If hot dogs were graded on a bell curve, these two would sit directly in the middle, quietly hoping nobody called on them. The mustard was mustard, the onions were onions, and the sauerkraut did its job. The papaya drink was cold and pleasantly sweet, offering a refreshing counter to the salty franks. The service was purely transactional. Nobody threw a hot dog at us, but warmth and hospitality are clearly not core company values. You step up, state your order, exchange cash, and move along. Still, three stars feels fair because nobody visits Gray's Papaya in search of culinary perfection. You go because you are hungry on the Upper West Side, you do not want to spend twenty dollars on lunch, and you want a quick taste of a Manhattan that existed before every storefront turned into a luxury bank branch. The hot dogs are strictly middle of the road. The history and price tag are considerably better.

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    Gray's Papaya - Recession special...one with mustard and sauerkraut & one with chili & onions. Papaya juice and Coconut Champagne.

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    Oh K-Dog - Crispy Fried Korean Rice Hot Dogs!

    Oh K-Dog

    4.2(382 reviews)
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    Cute little Korean dog place! I ordered the premium beef Potato dog, which came out crispy and…read moretasty. There's a variety of sauces available too and the dog itself is really big. The service was also super fast, about 5-6 minutes from when my order was placed to my hands. There's no seating, but it's easy to walk around and enjoy the city with. I tried the garlic sauce and loved it. I opted not to add sugar to mine but I have had it with sugar before and it is good!

    OhK-Dog on Orchard Street is a fun & flavorful twist on the classic corn dog. These Korean rice…read moredogs are made with rice flour instead of cornmeal, giving them a super crispy texture & a unique flavor that sets them apart. I went for one filled with gooey mozzarella--so satisfying--and loved how it still kept the nostalgic corn dog look. There are over a dozen creative configurations, including versions with potato cubes or rice cakes, each with its own quirky appeal. Once you choose your dog, there are 2 more steps: pick a dry topping (I chose cinnamon sugar, which added a sweet-savory contrast) & finish it off with sauces from a lineup that includes ketchup, mustard, gochu hot sauce, and sweet chili. My only wish is that there was actual seating (it's more of a grab-and-go spot) & the wall being wide open made it feel a bit drafty. Still, the food is worth it. Definitely a fun East Village stop if you're craving something indulgent & out of the ordinary.

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