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2.8 (42 reviews)

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Opened about a month ago and closer for me then going into Orland Park on a weekend. Noah is great and making sure new folks new to Five Guys know how the menu works. I had the cheeseburger (it has two patties) and it didn't disappoint. Interesting that the cheese was not put on the patty on the grill. Actually could taste more it of it this way I think. Something new for Five Guys is the milkshakes. This location and Tinley Park has it so far I was told. I had the Chocolate Milkshake and it hit the spot! Location seems to have a steady stream of customers even though it's fairly new. Very clean inside. Great location by the light into the busy Lowes/Target/Chilis/Portillos plaza on Lincoln Highway..

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Todd M.

Insanely slow and incorrect. After a 15 minute wait, the burger I got was not the burger I ordered, nor was the burger my wife ordered. When I brought mine back in, the cashier asked to see my receipt (which I hate because now I have to defend what I ordered versus what the cashier typed) only to see that they just ignored the instructions. Then the cashier left, saying he need e a manager. He cane back with a bucket of fries, but no manager. When the manager showed up, he asked if I want a refund (No, I didn't come here to exchange money, I came for dinner). Then I waited another 15 minutes for the correct burger. Slow and wrong is not how I want my burger.

Clean place and they give you fresh peanuts too !!! Burgers are awesome

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