Rivalry between in n out and 5 guys rages on but there is definitely a clear winner. The parking here sucks especially if you are coming here for lunch on a weekday when everybody working is getting lunch. It was nice that they opened the back lot to the customers so wasn't too bad. The food took a bit of a wait cause there was a lot of people. Got everything in it. Burger was alright. I just didn't like the fact that it was soggy and the bun wasn't even crispy. Something I think in n out has perfected. They give you a lot of fries. The Cajun fries are really well seasoned but paired with the burger....make sure you have water. Definitely recommend in n out! read more

Maybe because we bought to-go and it was a hour later..but this was disgusting... I had such bad coma after eating this...which is a sign of how unhealthy their burgers are...-_- read more

I have my co workers hooked on Five Guys. It's our Thursday lunch burger treat after a long week and a nice break from the weekly salads. Its a good homestyle burger and not a frozen patty. I love the fries and they give you a lot. They are pretty consistent and in my budget. When I bring back the burgers to the office, the food its still relatively warm. It's because the bags are thicker to lock in the heat and the burger is wrapped in foil paper. No long lines and the service is pretty fast if you have a hour for lunch. The fun part is the peanuts that you can eat while you wait. I ask for a extra bag so I can grab a heap of them for my coworkers so we can enjoy a snack later at our desk while working. Burger, fries, and peanuts...you gotta try it! read more

Five Guys - Fast Food Near Me - El Segundo, California

I need to say the staff here were so nice they warmed my heart. The second best thing about the burger was the way it was made. Forget what you think it was supposed to be like. I got a cheeseburger with bacon and everything. It was super nice to see how happy everybody was here . Some of the looks of anticipation and admiration of other customers made me realize this place was really something special. I didn't get a drink but my french fries were so freaking good I didn't want to kill the flavor with some ketchup read more

Yet another location where you should already have a basic understanding of what you're going to get Burger - seemingly fattier, greasier, and more moist than In N Out, but more expensive than your standard double double as well. Tons of options for toppings and sauces. Pretty tasty package if you put it together correctly; the fate of your burger is all in your hands, but a good package in the end nonetheless. Suggest asking them to go light on whatever sauces you add so it doesn't get too messy Seasoned Fries - pretty good, also better than In n Out most of the time Complimentary Peanuts - they're peanuts. These also make a mess but that's part of the fun. It's a fast food burger place with more options. Simple. Hot take: I think the burger tastes better here than at Shake Shack, but maybe the Shake Shack that I go to is just below par for some reason. read more

I been wanting to try this place since everyone was talking about Five Guys best In & Out. We checked out waiting time from Google and El Segundo had less waiting to be served. We ordered Double cheese burgers with large fries. I request all the toppings as much as they can add since I was curious how it's going to taste. We finally got our orders and was shocked that their lg fries were HUGE portion. I had my first bite on their double burger and it was DELICIOUS! The bread was pretty thin and it made their meat taste super rich and juicy. The toppings that I had was stuffed to cater my liking. The fries were super crispy outside and moist inside. Okay, Five Guys got me here but I don't think it's fair to be compared to In&Out since In&out should be compare to similar cost fast food joint. The food here cost lot higher than In&Out and it's not fair to be compared to Five Guys Hamburger. The staffs here is super friendly and clean! Free peanuts were nice touch for customers. What do I like better? I believe Five Guys has better tasting burgers but as mentioned earlier, we shouldn't compare with In&Out since cost is not similar. But I'll be back here again!! read more

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So I decided to give five guys a chance after avoiding it for its high prices and I ended up paying the price. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger with fries and honestly the fries are the only reason they get 2 stars instead of 1. The burger was messy and falling apart after the first bite, tasting more like a mush of burger rather than tasting the different layers the burger had to offer. Didn't even finish it fully due to feeling a little sick. Wanted my 17$ back. Don't bother, it's worth it to find the closest In N Out where their burgers actually stay together and you can taste each indIvidual ingredient in the burger. read more

Excellent customer service and delicious food. The cashier was so kind and funny, he made my family laugh. Great time! read more

Five Guys - Fast Food Near Me - El Segundo, California

They need more employees, waited well over 30 minutes to pick up 2 items for postmates and this is a Re-accruing thing here. The bathroom Is a mess. Management really needs to take all these things in consideration. As a postmates driver I will not be picking up food for here for the fact I have to wait and that is potential orders I could have picked up . read more

Excellent! The burgers are consistently good. I don't know why but they taste much better here than at other locations. The people are consistently friendly and you get your order out fairly quickly. It can get chaotic when it gets busy so I usually call my order in. read more

Over priced and absolutely awful, I have no idea how this chain has been able to be so successful. Soggy bun, having to choose absolutely every topping, just terrible. read more

My first Five Guys experience was a few weeks ago and it did not disappoint. I love the grilled taste of their burgers and their fries are awesome. Not to make any enemies, but I liked it a bit more than In n Out. Perhaps not as iconic, but you won't leave here disappointed. The burgers are "double" by default and the kids burger, I believe, were just one patty. Add whatever topping you want and enjoy. read more

They take forever but my hamburger was so delicious and fresh. The bun was great and I get my meat well done and now they finally grill the onions and taste jalapeños. This place is worth the money read more

These guys are SSSOOOOO SLOW! It's torture waiting for your food, one cheeseburger at that. Knowing how slow they are, I tried calling ahead for pickup. Not surprising, after saying hold for a minute, they disconnected the call. So unorganized. Add to this, there are 5 people back there cooking and 4 of us waiting on our food. read more

Super slow. Took me 25 minutes to get my food. There was only one other customer there. I waited inside while the staff stood around talking. Food is good but not worth being forced to wait that long. read more

The food is good. But with 100 restaurants within 3 miles thar serve the same type of food: customer service stinks 1. No curbside pick up. How can that be when they advertise it? Oh: because they don't pick up their phones 2. Apathy from people who work there. read more

Burgers are always good. There is never a line and the wait is always short. Parking can be tough, but you'll survive. I love Five Guys!

Five Guys Burgers serves very solid burgers, hot dogs and fries. Their specialty is allowing the customer to customize their burgers with a choice of multiple, free toppings. Five Guys Burgers originally started in the Washington DC area as a single burger stand in 1983. They were very successful and in 2003 they started selling franchises. Today they have over 1,000 locations nationwide, with another 1,500 stores in development and planning to be opened soon. Their success seems to follow in the wake of the popularity of the trend that started with Subway, where restaurants allow customers to customize their foods. The simplicity of the Five Guys restaurants and operations reminds me of In-N-Out Burgers. The restaurants feature clean and very Spartan decors, with a large and simple kitchen. The workers are dressed in white utilitarian, work uniforms. In the El Segundo restaurant, they feature two Coke Freestyle drink machines. As a great signature feature, Five Guys offers free, bulk, peanuts in the shell. The loose peanuts are in a large box next to the cash register and they provide rectangular paper food tray containers. It's a nice touch, because I really enjoy munching a few peanuts as I wait for my burger and fries. Their specialty is burgers. Their standard Hamburger has 2 basic quarter pound meat patties and their "Little Hamburger" has a single quarter pound meat patty. Unfortunately, you don't get a choice about the doneness of the meat because the patties are too thin and are cooked through. They serve hot dogs which are cooked by slicing them in half, lengthwise and frying them on the flat cooktop. Their other specialty is their French Fries which come in 2 flavors, Five Guys Style which is just with salt and Cajun Style which is with a heavy dose of Cajun seasoning and salt. The basic menu is as follows: Hamburger (2 quarter pound meat patties) $4.99 Cheeseburger (2 quarter pound meat patties) $5.59 Bacon Burger (2 quarter pound meat patties) $5.79 Bacon Cheeseburger (2 quarter pound meat patties) $6.39 Little Hamburger (1 quarter pound meat patties) $3.69 Little Cheeseburger (1 quarter pound meat patties) $4.29 Little Bacon Burger (1 quarter pound meat patties) $4.49 Little Bacon Cheeseburger (1 quarter pound meat patties) $5.09 Kosher Style Hot Dog $3.29 Cheese Dog $3.89 Bacon Dog $4.09 Bacon Cheese Dog $4.69 Veggie Sandwich $2.89 Cheese Veggie Sandwich $3.49 Grilled Cheese $3.49 Five Guys Style Fries & Cajun Style Fries Regular Size Fries $2.79 Large Size Fries $4.29 Free Burger Toppings: (In Black Print) Mayo, Lettuce, Pickles, Tomatoes, Grilled Onions, Grilled Mushrooms, Ketchup, Mustard (In Red Print) Relish, Onions, Jalapeno Peppers, Green Peppers, A1 Steak Sauce, Bar-B-Q Sauce, Hot Sauce What sets Five Guys apart from other burger stands is their free toppings. You can mix and match any and all the toppings. They make it a little easier on you by separating the toppings by popularity into 2 naturally complementary groups. One group is printed in "black ink" on the menu and the other group is printed in "red ink". It's much easier saying "give me all the black topping" than going through all the individual items. The "Black Toppings" seem to be the standard burger toppings and the "Red Toppings" seem to be the spicy and tangy toppings. The Five Guys in El Segundo is located in the same strip mall as Rubio's, Malibu Fish Grill, Pizza Rev, Which Wich, and Sabra Beirut Mix. They have a good sized parking lot which gets pretty full during the lunch hour. My usual lunch order is a Bacon burger with all the "black toppings" and Jalapeno Peppers. I'll also get a large order of Cajun Style fries to split. The large order of fries ostensibly comes in a large paper drink cup, but they actually give you almost twice that amount of fries and it just overflows into the brown paper sack. I'll just fold down the sides of the sack and eat the fries right out of the bag. The fries are only fried once so they are softer like In-N-Out fries rather than twice fried, crispy McDonald's fries. Five Guys cooks their fries longer than In-N-Out so they come out browner and in my opinion tastier. I also highly recommend their Cajun Spice. The Cajun Spice makes their fries much better and more interesting. I like their fries so much that when I get a sandwich at Which Wich or a Fish Taco from Rubio's, I'll get a side order of fries at Five Guys to go with my sandwich or taco. In my opinion, the Five Guys Burger is not as tasty as an In-N-Out burger and it's more expensive. However, I do appreciate the ability to mix and match toppings. I also love their Cajun Style Fries. Five Guys has a lot to offer and I highly recommend them as a great place for basic burgers and fries. Peanuts too! read more

Very testy cheeseburger, yamiiii. Fresh meat. A little bit pricey Clean and friendly employees. I never get sick to eat theirs cheeseburgers. I really recommended read more

Damn I fell in love with this burger place! The male behind the counter suggested a couple of items on their menu and was SUPER NICE. My friends and I ordered: 1 Kosher Style Hot Dog, 2 Bacon Cheeseburgers, 1 Little Hamburger, 2 large orders of their amazing Cajun Fries, Chocolate Shake, and Fountain Drinks...You must try their Cajun Fries, there is no other place that makes mouthwatering Cajun fries like Five Guys! As we waited for our orders to come out, we got a small container with complimentary peanuts to snack on. A few minutes later our order was ready and it was soooo delicious! Our Chocolate Shakes were also great!! There is also a big parking lot in the back which is cool!! Their customer service was the best!! Can't wait for my friends and I to head back soon. read more

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What the? Well, I am one girl who is not digging on five guys. Perhaps the hype is really with the east coast folks, heck if I know. This was really random cause I was with my sister and bro-in law looking for dinner. At first, we saw the Habit but said "noooo" then I saw this Five Guys cause everyone and their Mama kept saying this shit is the bomb! None of us had ever tried this place, so we decided to eat here. I ordered the Little Bacon Cheeseburger (assuming the bun size was smaller) but later found out that its just the number of patties. Thankfully, I ordered it...however, my sister and BIL got the regular sizes. The first thing my sister said, "This is too big for my mouth!" I had to bust out laughing and say, "that's what....." We scooped up some of the peanuts (um ok), ate the fat fries and washed everything down with a beverage. Ehhh...it was alright. I'm not a burger critic but I needed like season salt or just plain salt, some flavor, maybe pepper? Whatever, I wasn't feeling my burger. Perhaps, I should of said with "everything" instead of mayo, tomato, lettuce and grilled onions only, would that have made a difference? Service was good, so I'll add 0.5 star = 2.5 stars. Not worth $7.70. After we left, I looked across the street and said, "Damnit, we should of went to The Habit! read more

One of the better Five Guys in the westside. Orders are accurate, fast, and hot. Oh my dayum. Tip: skip the regular fries, and go for the cajun. Also, add those jalapenos if you can handle the kick. They're not the soggy nacho kinds, they are FRESH. You're welcome! read more

Love this Five Guys. The staff at this location have excellent customer service. Prices continue to increase, but you will wait less compared to In N Out. read more

The deli I wanted to go to today was closed, due to Thanksgiving, so I decided to check out the new Five Guys in El Segundo. One of my hipster friends told me about Five Guys before when we were talking about The Counter. Due to my overly healthy nature, I rarely eat burgers but I'm glad I went to this place. First off, it felt like a more refined In-N-Out. The menu is only a little larger than In-N-Out's, but seems like there are SO many more options, not counting In-N-Out's secret menu. You can add toppings like grilled mushrooms and onions, which is what I added, for free and you can add as many as you want! That was a huge shock, I can't think of any other restaurant that does that. Another plus, the kitchen is completely open so you can see your burger and fries being cooked at all times. So how were the burger and fries? Pretty good, the fries tasted really fresh and were not overly greasy, which I really like. The burger was nicely wrapped in aluminum foil and after unwrapping it, I saw that I had a two reasonably sized patties. I guess all of their regular burgers have two patties and the "little burger" only has one, now I know. The burger was thicker than anything I've received at any other burger place, except for The Counter, and it was pretty juicy. I enjoyed the meal and I'll be going back, not too often but when I want a burger I have another place to go besides just The Counter. read more

Five Guys wasn't a hall of fame burger, but it was still amazing. Getting a great burger with unlimited toppings is hard to beat. I loaded up on toppings. The worst part was the bun is smashed into the burger. Get the regular burger which really a double. The fries are even better than the burger. I made the mistake of ordering a large order of fries and it was way too much. I literally ate myself into another clothing size just off that bag of fries. The free peanuts were stale, but I didn't care since the other food was so filling and fattening. Free parking. Wish they had drive through This is a good edition to the fast food burger market in Southern California. read more

I am a fan of Five Guys but because I am trying to limit my burger intake, I try not to visit too often. I give Five Guys Credit for opening directly across the street from the Habit and only a few blocks from an In n Out but any one who has stood in line at either of those two places for lunch probably figured that there was room for another "Better Burger" concept in the neighborhood. I figured that a lot of people were off during the week between Xmas and New Years and that the opening hype would have died down enough to visit this new location near my work. The other thing was that I wanted to try their new mobile app for ordering. If I was rating the mobile app it would get 1 star. It kept on failing 3/4 of the way through my order. They have to go back to the drawing board on this. I got tired of it and ordered my lunch trough their website from my desk top instead. The online ordering worked great and was very simple to use. I was going with a friend from work and we both ordered a Burger and a Hot dog and one small fry to split. When we got their our order was ready and I had paid for it, so we did not have to wait in line we just went to the pick up. I noticed that one of the hot dogs was missing and I realized that I had probably forgot to add it to the cart online as it was a bit of an after thought. The manager didn't wait for me to explain, he simply said "no problem" and told the person fixing the items to prepare hot dog for us. It took about two minutes and he said we didn't have to pay for it. Now that is freakin GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. It would have been all a waste if the food wasn't good but I have to say that the burger was delicious. The meat tasted fresh, the toppings were perfect and the bun was a fresh, tasty, compliment to the whole burger. The hot dog was equally yummy and I loved their fries. They were not greasy as other people have mentioned. I highly recommend this location for a great meal. It is more expensive than In n Out but I think it is better. read more

My co-worker and I decided to eat at Five Guys yesterday in honor of National Cheeseburger Day. I have had Five Guys several times in the past, but honestly this time it tasted better than I remember. Parking: They have a private lot, but often times it is crazy busy because it shares a lot with Rubio's, Which Wich, and Malibu Fish Company. During the lunch hour it can be tough finding a spot. Service: Not much to say about service. You order your food and pick it up at the counter. Food: The burgers are good. A normal burger is actually a double! The little versions are singles. They have an array or toppings: ketchup, mustard, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, BBQ Sauce, A1 sauce, jalapenos, etc). It's great that you can order your burger just they way you like it. The fires are also very good. I like the Cajun fires. For me even the regular sized fries are a lot. They usually fill up the cup, while also adding a scoop to top off your bag. I wish I could get the little scoop. I definitely suggest splitting fries if you can. Overall decent burger and fries. I wouldn't mind eating here again. read more

Ok, this visit was a tad better since I was actually prepared what I wanted. However, 3 stars is the best I am going to give them for now. I decided to order the big size burger with cheese, grilled onions, bbq sauce and jalapenos. Since I was with my girlfriend we decided to get the smaller size fries because they looked like enough to share for two. The burger was A-Ok. Maybe it was me but the cheese tasted like it was processed, not real cheese. I was a little more impressed this time because I knew what I was doing. With two patties, it is a better way to go instead of trying to fit an enormous patty on a bun like other restaurants. My french fries were quite good. They actually had seasoning and tasted fresh. A little hand written sign wrote where the potatoes came from (a farm). So you know they were legit. Service was nice and friendly plus it was loud because of the kitchen being right there. Over time, I may bump my reviews a little higher. I still do not like my burger being wrapped to go even though I want to eat it there. Something about tin foil and cheeseburgers make for a messy burger. read more

I think it was SUPER gutsy of Five Guys to open a location directly across the street from The Habit! But with all the office workers in this hood, I'm sure they will have no trouble staying in business. There is a lot of griping among Yelpers about the prices. $3.69 is not bad for a hamburger people!! And you're supposed to share the fries--that's why they are HUGE and a little more expensive. I really agree with the person who said that Five Guys tastes like a burger you would make in your backyard. It reminds me of being a little kid and my dad making the "World's Greatest Hamburgers"... essentially this meant grilling up some big patties and taking EVERY condiment out of the fridge so you could make some crazy Frankenstein hamburger that had all your fav toppings on it. My Five Guys burger had pickles AND relish (clutch) along with lettuce, diced onions (clutch), A1 sauce and mayo. It really is all about the toppings here. My boyfriend got green peppers on his burger which was an interesting concept. My boyfriend is obsessed with Five Guys, but at the end of the day I'm still more of a Habit girl. We'll be back at both on the regular. With winter coming and backyard grilling season almost over, Five Guys will be a good taste of summer in the chilly months. read more

Thank God. Since moving from the east coast a few years ago, I've been praying for Five Guys to come to town. Ridiculously good french fries, delicious (albeit a bit greasy) burgers and free peanuts. In N'Out will be losing some regulars to this place, for good reason. Hooray for Five Guys!! read more

Every day I seem to find myself in the same predicament...What to eat for lunch? I decided to try Five Guys and I wasn't disappointed. I had the Little Cheeseburger which was succulent and loaded with flavor and perfect for one person. They allow you to pick your toppings and it's made to order! I tried the Cajun fries and ooo wee. Almost every part of the cajun fries is covered in delicious seasoning. There's also a little kick to the fries. Don't let the calorie count distract you. It's a shame this has to be published because they are almost a gazillion calories each, lol. The service was good. The guy with long hair explained the menu and sizes and offered sriracha. Pretty much, I'll be back and I'm definitely a fan. I bet their shakes are crazy...cant wait to try one. Big ups to Five Guys for good food! read more

This burger joint just opened up over the weekend and I decided to give them a try. It was the middle of the week and I was hoping it wouldn't be too crowded, I was dearly wrong. As I approached, I noticed the place was infested with people wearing ID badges... damn office people! It was the noon hour and these cockroaches were out in full force, filing out of their shiny office buildings, running away from their tiny cubicles and scattering into the sun light. I thought cockroaches abhor the light? I was wrong again. The roach line was out the door and spilled out into the parking lot. Everybody wanted to taste this mystery burger from the east coast. I mindlessly bought into the hype. Once Inside, the place is excessively loud. The din inside is deafening due to the sound ricocheting off the red and white ceramic tiles lining the walls. The associate taking my order had difficulty hearing me. The place was too loud for me, I had to wait outside for my order. The total wait time was about 40 min They have 3 types of hamburgers which comes in two sizes, large and small (2 patties, 1 patty): Hamburger, Cheeseburger and Bacon Cheeseburger. They also have Hot Dogs (A Kosher Hot Dog), Several Veggie items, as well as Fries. They have a wide variety of condiments for your hamburger, grilled onions and mushrooms, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles. There's additional condiments which you need to pay extra for, ie. jalapenos, BBQ Sauce... I sampled both the Cheeseburger and the Bacon Cheeseburger as well as the Fries (Regular and Cajun style). I would rate the burgers equivalent to Rally's Burgers. The burgers are good, however I prefer Rally's over Five Guys and don't even compare them to In & Out Burger. Look, the standard for fast food burgers has already been set with, In & Out. If Five Guys think they can come here and upset the balance of power in the universe then they have something coming to them. The only thing I will concede is the fries. The fries were outstanding, both the regular and Cajun were very good. Now that I've tried them the mystery is gone. Dont get me wrong, the burgers are good but the competition and standards are very high in this category. Oh yeah, there's no drive thru. Sorry Five Guys, you're not going to make it here in So Cal without a drive thru. And besides, Mickey D's has the McRib this week. read more

I had a fantastic burger here last week but they totally burn the bacon...even after I told them dont serve me no bacon jerky...not into burnt bacon Ok back to the burger...meat was great...with cheese , grilled onions, A-1....yeap it was a primo burger minus that crappy bacon jerky Fries too...fresh cut...yum... I had to drop my Mom off at LAX and we were running short on time....so had to eat here...wouldn't go out of my way...but it was very good for a fast food burger joint read more

This location is inefficient and slow. Overall quality was substandard. Our order wasn't correct. One burger had items we didn't order and the other didn't have items we ordered. The burgers were slapped together in a really messy manner. Disappointing all around. I won't be rushing back anytime soon. Such a bummer. This used to be one of our go-to places when craving a good burger. read more

This was my first time to Five Guys. I've heard how good this burger place was, so i wanted to try it. I had ordered the cheese burger, large fries and a small soda for lunch. I really don't get why they have peanuts, but it's their gimmick. When I got my order, i was really surprised by the amount of fries you get. Since they were on top, the fries were the first thing I ate. Don't know if it was this batch, but the fries were really salty. Everyone that ordered or tried the fries said the same ting that they were salty. The burger I ordered, I added lettuce, Mayo, tomatoes, grilled onions and mushrooms. The burger didn't Wow me, so I'll just keep looking for that burger that suits me. read more

I'm getting very disappointed in five guys. This isn't the first time they have messed up my order. I'm pretty sure they have the receipt there when they make the burgers. But even then. They add a ridiculously large amount of onion and only add that sorry little excuse of a lettuce piece. Not only that but they added tomato when i didnt ask for it and they forgot to give me pickles. The only reason why i'm giving two stars was because they were still really nice and everything else was right. I'll still come back and hopefully they'll give me the right order next time. read more

Five Guys - What I ordered vs what I recieved - Fast Food Near Me - El Segundo, California

Another Burger place in the Segundo right across the street from the Habit. Five Guys has a custom burger option but they do have a standard burger option. If you plan on building your own burger make sure you know what you want because you'll even have to order ketchup if you want it, and you're not good under pressure make sure you write down everything you want on it or else you'll end up with a sucky burger that only you are to blame for. At night there isn't a line (yet) so i had an easy time building my burger at the cashier, and I enjoyed my A1, grilled onion burger this time around. At lunch there's a line out the door, so make sure to place your order online. They're opening up the parking lot so you don't need to get validated anymore to eat here, but it looks like parking is going to get tougher with the complex becoming quite the lunchtime destination. **Peanuts are everywhere!** I'm allergic to peanuts (not in the its going to kill me kind of way) but i don't know if it was just stuffy but i had a hard time breathing in there. read more

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I love this burger chain! This place was hopping at the height of the lunch. The cashier was bright and cheery and our burgers were absolutely made to order and to perfection. The cajun seasoned fried seemed less soggy here. It was so busy, it was hard to get a seat! My favorite burger is a single with mustard, onion, pickle, tomato, add bacon. OH YUM! read more

Too pricey for a burger that i can make at home. The meat patty is pretty thin and nothing to rave about. The only upside is that you can pick as many toppings for your burgers as you want. The menu board doesn't explain everything very well, and even the cashier lady agreed that it is confusing and she has to explain everything to newbies. I was honestly disappointed with the burger because i could have straight up, made this ish at home. We got the cajun fries too and they were just way too over seasoned that it numbed my tongue, and i only ate a few. And i LOVe fries, so that is saying a lot when i stop eating them. I don't plan on coming back for a burger, ill be at in-n-out instead read more

i was looking forward to trying this place for a while now.... I was not impressed. First of all, the all the regular burgers are actually DOUBLE meat (fyi). The person taking my order had a thick accent and I had trouble understanding this concept for minute - I ended up ordering the "mini" burger or whatever they call it - it is a SINGLE meat burger. Free peanuts. OVER priced burgers. They are quite generous with the fries - small cup of fries but the bag it comes in is filled with fries too. I do not think I will go back. I will say though that it was quite busy with what appeared to be "regulars" but I think In-n-out is much cheaper, better, faster, and closer. read more