Five guys is one of my favorite comfort foods! I usually go to the location in north Scottsdale but on this day I tried the location on mill ave. The staff greeted me and were working hard. The Cajun fries were so good, like always. The patties were nice and juicy. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because my cheese wasn't melted. read more

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I came to order and did a take out. I was standing there in front of the registers for a few minutes, (of feels like forever when you're waiting)but no one helped me for a bit. A worker came to the register put in her own order and left (cat eyes, the eyeliner line out of the eye) didn't even acknowledge me. She walked back someone else pointed at me and then everyone looked at me but no one helped still. Then finally a guy asked if I needed help and I said "yes I need to order". I placed my order, the guy apologized which I get the place was busy. The food was good, I have always loved 5 guys, so busy. read more

The service sucks. Gave my take out order to another customer and refused to fix it. Find a different location if you want 5 Guys.

Let me start by saying, Five Guys makes an incredible burger. Want it loaded with grilled onions, jalapeños, and a dollop of A1 sauce? Done. Feeling adventurous with pickles, mushrooms, and BBQ sauce? They got you. Basically, if you can imagine it, they'll pile it on your burger like a masterpiece on a sesame seed canvas. And the flavor? Oh, it's perfect. Juicy, fresh, and cooked to that sweet spot where it's not quite fast food, but not quite a sit-down restaurant either. But here's the kicker--by the time you've built the burger of your dreams and ordered a side of their (also fantastic) fries and a drink, you're staring down a bill that's flirting with $20. Seriously, twenty dollars. For one meal. Across the street, Chick-fil-A is serving up combos for half that. And their drive-thru is packed with students. Why? Because no college kid has the spare change to blow on a single burger, even if it comes with free peanuts. Let's do some math. A plain hamburger is $8.89. Want cheese? That's another dollar. Add small fries at $5.39 and a small drink at $2.89, and you're already past $17 before tax. Toss in a tip (because I feel bad not tipping the workers even at counter-service places), and I might as well have gone to a sit-down steakhouse. For $20, I'm expecting candles and someone asking me how I want my water filtered. And can we talk about location? It's across from the university. You'd think they'd cater to broke students trying to stretch a $20 bill for three meals. Nope. This place feels like it's designed for people who've paid off their student loans and can drop $20 on a burger without wincing. That's why the only under-30s you'll see inside are the people behind the counter. The rest of the customers? They look like they're on their lunch break from the corporate office and just bought Tesla stock. So, in summary: Five Guys is delicious but ridiculously overpriced. If you're craving a great burger and have a $20 bill you're willing to sacrifice, go for it. Otherwise, swing by Chick-fil-A, grab a spicy chicken combo, and laugh all the way to the bank with your extra $10. read more

This is my first experience at this restaurant, and the service was great and quick. I got what they call a little burger, meaning one patty, which was tremendously filling. Not to fail to mention that ordering a small fry means you will receive half a bag of fries ha ha. Love the casual dining diner at atmosphere. read more

I'm sure they don't care about this review because clearly they always have bad reviews. I will say the inside was clean including the restrooms. But the fries were extremely salty. And the grilled cheese was not impressive at all. Add turkey burgers or chicken please. The regular burgers are okay. Staff seemed overwhelmed with 3 workers. read more

I'm surprised the place wasn't packed. I ordered online and arrived at 1:15 and they were assembling the burger. I was very impressed by the care with the burger was assembled. I appreciate how they wait until the customer arrives before they make the french fries. While I was waiting for my food I chatted briefly with some of the employees and it was clear they took a great deal of pride in their work. I go to Five Guys all over the country and this is one of the best. The prices are confiscatory but I guess you have to pay for a good burger. read more

When I want a really delicious burger and fries, I go to Five Guys. It never disappoints. (Ever!)

4/11/20 "Dayum, dayum, dayum!" - Daym Drops, in reference to his delicious bacon cheeseburger from Five Guys. Five Guys continues to wow me with their perfect burgers. Evidenced by today's delivery order, a Five Guys burger is just as good no matter where you eat it. Today, we ordered two cheeseburgers with a few fixings: lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions and mushrooms, pickles, ketchup, and mustard. A good, sturdy, backyard burger. We also threw in a small order of cajun fries. Now may be a good time to add that I have been *cutting* calories lately, so how on earth could Five Guys accommodate this? Quite easily, actually, with their handy calorie calculators both on their website and delivery page. So, after working out a little math, we placed our order for 12:00 P.M. Our burgers were delivered via DoorDash. There was no delivery fee (do tip these folks), and we even had the option of contactless delivery. Our delivery person took care to stand a ways back when I opened the door to grab that signature paper bag. After weighing out 100g worth of cajun fries (232 cals), we assembled our plates, got the Netflix going, and dug into these juicy cheeseburgers (~920 cals each). It occurs to me now, writing this review, that I haven't had a Five Guys burger since the Spring of 2018! So, two years later, I can confidently report that the food is still ever godly. 'Til next time, Five Guys. Thanks for a fine lunch at home. read more

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Walked in at around 4:30 pm. Just a few people in the restaurant. Went to order counter and waited...girl making shakes a few feet away ignored me. Waited...a guy comes out of the back with a money till for the cash register, fools around with the register and then walks off without saying a word. Left and went to the Chuck Box, well worth the extra two blocks. Acknowledge your customers, even if you can't take the order right away. read more

Consistently high quality burger and toppings, made promptly. Five guys is always a reliable choice.

I would rate this with zero stars but if I want to comment unfortunately I have to give a star. This is the 1st time eating and ordering from here and I found hair in my food. I called to the store to let them know and all I got was... well unfortunately because the food left the store we don't know if you put your hair or you co workers hair in your food?!?!... WTF!!!! Worst customer service ever and the hair was cooked into the burger as you can tell. Upon further inspection I found 2 strands of hair COOKED into the patty of the burger!!!.... read more

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Grease in a bag with some fries thrown in. Ew! The picture tells the story. Obviously they don't keep the oil at the right temperature since when I'd bite into a fry, it wasn't white with a crispy outer crust, but had the translucence of oil which it oozed. Cruelty to potatoes! Such a shame to take lovely fresh potatoes from a family farm in Idaho that is proudly listed on the board and then subject them to such torture and charge so much. The hand-forms but thin burger was tasty, and it's nice that they let you put all sorts of toppings for free on it, but even they couldn't mask the bland and seemingly stale wrinkly roll. First time at a Five Guys. It may be my last. read more

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How do you forget to add bacon on a bacon cheeseburger? I ordered a bacon cheeseburger to go and found out I had no bacon when I got home. $19 for a bacon less burger and fries. Just head to in-n-out and save your money. read more

Best burger hands down! A little rough to get here and you have to pay for parking. Make sure you have some change to feed the meter.

Just picked up 2 burgers, drove 5 min home and they were completely soggy a small price of soggy lettuce in both and has no flavor !!!!! Paid 45$ for 2 aweful burgers I don't recommend at all . read more

Five Guys - Soggy bread and soggy lettuce - Burgers Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I want to lead with, I'm not a huge fan of Five Guys to begin with, but I had an open minded approach when coming here. An old friend used to work at a Five Guys and he wanted to go to one- so I agreed to come with and catch up. There is absolutely nowhere to park so have fun paying to park. I knew coming in that the prices are expensive, but I truly think they raised their prices since last time. 10 dollars for a burger. Want fries? Add an extra 6 dollars. They charge their burgers as if you order EVERY single topping. Disregarding the prices, this location was horrible. I think Five Guys prides themselves on being clean. An absolute mess inside. Also I couldn't believe that they only had 4 tables inside their restaurant. Yes, you read that correctly. They only have 4 tables. The place is pretty good size and they had plenty of room, but they decide to put a table in each corner- I'm guessing for Covid reasoning? The burgers were unbelievably soggy. I ate half of mine because it was just sopping wet. I will definitely not be back to this location, and probably never go to a Five Guys again. Unfortunate. read more

Giving 5 stars for the fries!! Beyond amazing and flavorful, if u get a large they always give u so many extra in the bag. The grilled cheese are always perfectly made and warm. read more

I'm not a fan of fried burgers, and I gotta say the burger was weak, no flavor to it. Was as if you bought a package of ground beef, put it in a frying pan at home and didn't season it at all. Best Burger in Jacksonville they advertise?!? Thanks, now I know I don't need to ever visit Jacksonville. Actually, they have signs ALL OVER the place touting themselves . . . ya know, you could take down the signs and let the food speak for itself, but . . . yeah you can't let the burger speak for itself when the burger sucked. Let's put up more signs! The toppings options were awesome. I can't see myself going back for a burger, but the toppings might get me in to try a hot dog read more

I mean, it's good, but I wouldn't say that it is "all that!" The atmosphere is wonderful, prolly the reason I stayed with 4 stars instead of 3. They employees are lively using fun voices to announce the pick-up numbers and are happy to assist with anything you may need. The customer service aspect is top notch and they are happy to put all the fixings on your burgers for you. Everything is a la carte so be prepared, it's on the pricey side. I got a Bacon Cheeseburger and medium soda and it was $9.00. Cajun fries are over-seasoned, but that's why I liked them so much. The cajun seasoning was uber-delicious and so salty that it kept me going back for more. Also, they have Mello-Yellow...yeah, I know, AWESOME!! There are free peanuts, good food, and a fun atmosphere. I went here with some friends after an ASU home game and enjoyed it. Like I mentioned earlier, it's good, but it's not the best I've ever had. read more

My friend and I had an overnight layover in Phoenix while flying across the country. Luckily my friend has family in the area so we asked them to show us around and maybe try some good ol' Southwest grub. They all said we had to try Five Guys Burgers and Fries. So after making the trek over to Tempe we finally arrived. Meh... When we said Southwest grub we didn't have fast food in mind. Plus I've now heard there are Five Guys locations all over the place. Living in Southern California, amazing fast food burger joints isn't a new thing to me. After trying Five Guys I'll gladly stick to Tommy's or In N Out. read more

Five Guys - Soda pop, POP! - Burgers Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I had tried Five Guys on one of the very first days I got to Tempe because my boyfriend had heard people rave about it so much. I didn't write a review of it then because I honestly forgot how what I thought about it. But now that I've tried it again, I remember how not memorable it was. Admittedly, the burgers are really good. They come with a huuge variety of dressing, sauces, vegetables, and other granishes, so you can have your burger any way you like it. The normal size burgers have 2 burger patties, so if you're like me and are just used to the real normal one-patty burger, opt for the "little" hamburger, even though it's really not little at all. The hamburger did taste really good and there's malt vinegar that adds to the glorious messiness of eating a burger, but really, I don't think it's any better than any other burger place - including In-n-Out. They have unlimited peanuts, but I'm meh about peanuts. Um...their fries are good, but again, not too special. I would go back, but I don't think I'd ever crave going back. read more

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They are so sloppy, the hamburgers bread is always soggy and they squish them making the bread fall apart. They put too much ingredients for a small burger read more

I know the burgers are bomb, but if you have never tried the five guys grilled cheese, you need to put that on your bucket list ASAP! I really do like the burgers and fries and basically anything on the menu but geez if you thought about having a good classic grilled cheese, five guys really should also come to mind. They turn the buns inside out and butter it up to make a classic staple everyone would enjoy! read more

The service was awesome!! However the food and atmosphere was not. It was my first time to this location. There was a line because it was a busy Saturday afternoon on Mill Ave but it went quickly! The guy that took my order was super friendly and nice and made it simple to get what I wanted! I ordered a cheeseburger single patty. The great thing about 5 Guys is that you can pick from so many toppings and sauces. There was a huge line waiting for orders but that also went really quick. Got my order in less than 5 mins. Now the cons. The burger itself was highly underwhelming. It tasted no better than McDonald's but 5x the price. The restaurant and dining area was a mess. The floors were very dirty and the place just felt gross. We ate on their outdoor patio and that was even more gross. The ground was littered with garbage. Even touching the doors or tables made my hands sticky. No plans on coming back anytime soon. read more

This place is seriously over-rated. The Zagat reviewers that called this one of the best burgers should be put into a rocket and shot into the sun. It would be alright if you were looking for a cheap fast food burger, but the price implies it's much more. The bacon cheeseburger is $6, fries are $5, drinks over $2. The burger is over-cooked and a bit on the dry side. They use some kind of runny goo they call "cheese" but is pretty nasty both in flavor and consistency. I do have to say the ingredients like tomato, lettuce, and onions were fresh. The bread is fresh but ultra-generic grocery store quality. Low on flavor and just boring. The fries are excellent, but for $5 they better be. They are the thick soft style, so if you don't like that style, you won't like these. I do like them and they were good, just not quite $5 good. The burger disappointment really took the enjoyment out of the fries. You'd be doing just as well by ordering the higher-end burgers at a chain fast food restaurant. Or go to Culver's or In-N-Out for a higher-quality burger. read more

Upon visiting during Tour Da Fat we had some great burgers at a crazy price. Only draw back was no sprite and the lack of effort to change, and of course the 35$ for 2 burgers and frys. Staff- Friendly but not so much helpful, when the sprite was out on the freestyle machine, they suggested the other machine (like we did not try that), then when told its out too, proceeded to tell us we will have to wait till after the event. Product- Very good burgers, great taste and choice of toppings. Frys were soggy and just Ok. Prices- This is where it gets crazy, 35$ for 2 burgers, small frys and small drink, when I can get 5-6 meals for same prize anywhere else, seems a bit over the top. Overall- With great food its a shame that prices have to drag it down. Would not come back, as I can go to In and Out and get better (IMO) for way way cheaper. read more

Five Guys opened on Mill today in the old Coffee Plantation location. The place was bright, loud and busy. I was immediately impressed with how many people they had working; I counted 14 just behind the counter. They had classic rock playing so loud you could barely hear them call out order numbers and the people behind the counter were yelling and laughing. It's a pretty fun experience for lunch. I ordered the little bacon cheeseburger, cajun fries and regular drink. The burger was decent (not In and Out quality, but pretty good). I really liked that they let you load up on your choice of toppings (I got grilled onions, mushrooms, lettuce, tomato and pickles) they also had green peppers, jalapeno peppers, bbq and A1 sauce. I was a little disappointed with the price as $10.24 seemed a bit high. They didn't have shakes which was a major let down. All in all it was pretty good, but not much better than Fat Burger which is just down the block on Mill. I'll be interested to see how they far in the long run. read more

First of all, any place that sells Cherry Coke out of the fountain gets an automatic 4 stars from me at the very least. I don't care if you don't like it, that's just how it is. I was really nervous about going to this place after the Smashburger disaster. The Smashburger disaster of course was when me and the rest of Tempe getting super excited that a supposedly legit burger place was coming to downtown Tempe, then I got there, and it was horrific. A patty and bun essentially served in a pool of grease, horribly over-seasoned fries, and a stomach ache that ruined my afternoon. Needless to say, I was a little hesitant to get my hopes up for a new over-hyped burger chain near my office. That said, I was actually pleasantly surprised with Five Guys when I went there for lunch today. Yes, like a moron, I went there on their very first day open, always a dangerous move mind you, so of course it was slammed. However, the place was very well staffed and they handled the crowd no problem. Basically the deal is you get hamburgers, cheeseburgers, or bacon burgers, one or two patties, and a large selection of toppings, all which are free of charge. You also can either get Regular Fries or Cajun Style Fries. The burger was juicy and flavorful. The Cherry Coke was as magical as you'd imagine, and the Cajun fries honestly kind of sucked. No real flavor to them and they were a little limp but boy did they give you a ton of them. Luckily for them, I was still mesmerized by that heavenly Cherry Coke, but I digress... Five Guys is by no means gourmet or fine-dining, but it is a very welcome addition to my DT Tempe lunching routine. read more

Here is my story on Five guys. Fries bathed in a peanut oil bubble bath will always make me happy. It reminds me of sunshine and puppies and all things that are pure and good in life. Five guys uses peanut oil and I am all for that. I took the advice of a reviewer and got a little guy (with cheese and bacon) and It was more than plenty with the fries and drink. Peanuts while you wait. I was a bit amused by the text on the side of the box warning not to remove from the shop (on account of peanut allergies) Legal posturing for liability purposes always gets me...but good form. I like that all the toppings you want are included at no additional charge. LIke mushrooms and grilled onions and about a dozen other options. That in a way justifies the higher prices, because while yeah there is the lamo who just wants ketchup, most will take advatage of that shiz and pile it high...yeah, like I did. The coke fountain was seriously out of Star Trek The Next Generation. I watched it... don't judge--if you got the reference you did too. I'm pretty sure Picard got his Earl Grey out of the same stinkin machine. Touch Screen. I push Coke. A dozen new icons come up. Would I like, Cherry Coke, Lime Coke, Lemon Coke, Orange Coke, Vanilla Coke? Just Coke thanks, I add my citrus the old fashioned way...from a piece of citrus. Bag was greasy, so I know I am going to like it. Yeah I did. Go. You will feel a bit guilty, so eat a salad for dinner and run an extra mile. But do it. read more

I really want to give this place four stars. Greg would string me up by my toenails and make me repent for my burger sins if he knew I was reviewing his favorite place as just a three star burger joint. But I can't abide paying ten to twelve bucks for a fast food burger, fries and a drink. That's crazy cakes. Granted the burger is juicy perfection, grilled to order with as many custom toppings as your hardening arteries can handle. They have two in particular that get me salivating every time: grilled mushrooms and onions. That alone should warrant a fourth star, especially since they don't cost an extra couple bucks a pop like most places. But it's still a six freakin' dollar burger. If they hadn't plastered their walls with newspaper reviews exalting how cheap their eats were, I would probably be a bit more accommodating, but more than ten bucks for a fast foodie burger meal just ain't on. I do also like that they offer a mini version of their two patty big madre burger, for the wimps like me out there. Regardless, I would recommend keeping the foil around your burger and peeling it away like the burritos from Chipoodle. This will guarantee that all those slippery little grilled mushroom and onion tidbits stay in place, because they're seriously too good to get away. The french fries are also in the style that I like, freshly fried up with the bejeezus salted out of them. Ten billion times better than the fresh but somehow still super bland and lifeless matchsticks that In & Out serves. The Cajun style fries are just sprinkled with seasoned salt. A bit of a let down from what I was expecting but a nice change in pace since it's usually curly fries that get the seasoned salt treatment. Also if you're a limey barstard like me you can grab a bottle of malt vinegar from the side counter and use it to drown your fries. So good. I also dig on the free peanuts. I realize this is a polarizing issue considering the risk of nut allergies out there, but I like it. When I was a kid I used to judge the caliber of an establishment by whether or not I could throw peanut shells on the ground. Sadly, that has changed very little with the years because I still get a kick out of doing it. Alright. I've talked myself into it. It's getting an extra star. Damn your scrumptious fare, Five Guys. Your hypnotic grease has me entranced. read more

Abel had great customer service he was able to split payment on our transactions and was very patient with us because we weren't familiar with their menu. I haven't been in a five guys in awhile but attending this one made me feel very welcomed and wanting to come back. Highly recommended!! read more

I'm with Jason C. on this one. Given the price for the cheeseburger I bought, I was a little "Meh," about it. It did taste pretty good; it was pretty bomb but it I've had cheaper and better. The fries, yeah, are pretty damn good too. The decor is alright. The line to get your food and the actual dining area is divided by sacks of potatoes. Yes, it's tacky but I thought that was cool. Oh, and free peanuts. If you ride a bike, DO NOT use the bike rack right out in front. Don't do it. You see all that bird shit everywhere? If you, for one minute, assume that you're not gonna get shit on, you are incorrect. I was lazy so I chanced it. Unlocking my bike to go home, BULL'S EYE. I got poop right on my eyebrow. Gross. This is a decent place. It's worth trying out if you're in the area of if you're curious. Three stars, I like it but I'm not crazy about it. read more

Small burger, Small fry, Small drink = $10 Burger -- Tomato and Lettuce were fresh and good. Bun "collapsed" and became that gooey fake white bread bun that you can see where your hand grabbed the burger. The patty/cheese was fine, I guess...but I didn't get any real flavor from it. Fries -- They use "real" potatoes, but the fries are flavorless. But at least they're greasy! Soda -- Kudos for a good selection, including two diet-caffeine-free choices, something I've never seen before! I'm not a fanboy of In-n-Out, but at least they know to charge a reasonable price for their food (which is much better than Five Guys). In summary...this place is the emperor with no clothes. And they want you to know that lots of newspapers around the country think they're great...the reviews are all over the walls. Perhaps they're trying to convince patrons that their tastebuds and pocketbook are lying... read more

So I was pretty excited about this burger joint opening since it's President Obama's favorite... The burger was good. Not great, not bland, just okay. My biggest hang up with this restaurant are the prices! Skip the beverage... it's very over priced. I was also not impressed with the fries- regular or cajun. They were pretty average as well. Stick with the burger and skip the rest is my suggestion to you. read more

My dining partner and I ended up here for lunch because our original destination was closed. After ordering, we dove into the unlimited free peanuts.. so far so good. However, once we got into the burger and fries, our experience began to go downhill. Maybe it's unfair, but I compare every burger I eat to In-N-Out. This cheeseburger just didn't measure up. It wasn't bad, but not great either. We also shared an order of the Cajun fries, which weren't anything special. The worst was right after we finished eating. My dining partner and I both had the feeling you get when you eat junk food that didn't even satisfy you, but instead leaves you feeling crappy. Another thing- I spent $5 for a cup of water and a small cheeseburger. I could get a cheeseburger, fries and a small drink at In-N-Out for the same price. Needless to say, I will not be returning to Five Guys. read more

Today I had my 1st experience with 5 Guys and was hugely disappointed. I ordered my bacon cheeseburger (plus 5 toppings since they are all free) and fries and waited in anticipation of my delicious meal. Not only did I have to wait 30 minutes for my order to be ready for me to take with me to eat (since I ordered it to go) but when I had my 1st bite I realized that they only placed 2 toppings on the burger (forgot the other 3) and forgot the bacon that I paid extra for. To say the least I was hugely disappointed and went on to tell all my co-workers what a huge let down it was. I would have walked back and asked them to fix my order but since I didn't have another 30 minutes to wait for 5 Guys to attempt to make it correctly I tossed what I was given. I do not anticipate that I will ever eat at 5 guys again since I have another burger place (i.e. Fatburger) to choose from that can get my order right that is only a few steps further from my place of work. Thanks for ruining my lunch 5 Guys and for charging me extra for nothing!!! read more

I just don't get this place....what do peanuts have to do with burgers and fries? Besides the odd addition of peanuts, the menu is very basic like an In and Out Burger....but about 3 times the price! The menu doesn't say anywhere that the regular burger has 2 patties....which would be helpful when ordering for someone that isn't trying to practice for a food eating competition! The burgers tasted good, but they weren't anything special that I would go back for. Besides, two burgers and a side of fries was $20...there are much better burgers out there with comparable prices. read more

I grew up in Kentucky and had never heard of five guys. All my friends here were soooo excited when they saw the "coming soon" sign on mill ave. So, as a serious burger lover, i got my hopes up and couldnt wait to check it out. Sorry to say, i wasnt impressed. I realize its a chain and those are always a let down but the hype that preceeded my visit definately killed it for me. For what it is, the prices are pretty outrageous, the wait is pretty long, and the employees were pretty much a-holes. I think it came out to about 11 bucks for a burger, fries and drink. And no the peanuts did not cushion the blow. For the money Id take Chuckbox over here any day. read more

Went there on opening day today for lunch as well. I concur that it was slam-diggity but super well-staffed. I was pleasantly surprised with how quickly we got in & out on opening day AND it was also the 1st day of the Tempe Festival of the (F)Arts, so it was extra crowded on Mill Ave today. I have to say I'm stoked there's a new lunch option within 2 minutes walk of my office. Since the dirty Uno's closed on Halloween my walkable lunch options have been reduced to LaBoca (which I prefer/reserve for drinking 1/2 half off drinks), P. F Chang's & Chili's.....with an occasional jaunt to Z-Tejas or the Tavern on Mill (time permitting, natch). One of my co-workers is from D.C. and has been wet over 5 guys opening for weeks. Today we finally got to imbibe & partake of all that is 5 Guys. The food was excellent. The service was fast & efficient for the crowds they served (so glad they were cognizant & well-prepared for things today -- a true surprise for Mill Ave restaurateurs who typically seem clueless to the community in which the run a business), and frankly I loved the food. Basic, simple, no BS and plentiful portions. I got a cheeseburger with ketchup, mayo, lettuce & tomato & was pleasantly surprised to find it was a delicious double pattty upon my return to work with my heavy sack o'goodness. The fries are flat out phenomenal & today's beauties came from "ground apples" straight outta Shelly, Idaho. I appreciate the localization of the carb offerings. They're skin-on, hand-cut beautes fried in peanut oil (as all things there are cooked, apparently), and the fountain cherry Coke capped off my mid-day repas with classic American stylee & finesse. I went large with lunch (XL coke & XL fries) and my tab was in the $13 dollar range....which is not odd for Mill Ave & I didnt hafta tip, so awesome. A co-worker went tiny-sized and got a single burger, small fries & a soda for under $10. I'd definitely return again, but most likely when I'm having a stressful day, require a greazy lunch and should probably take a good walk after lunch. I will return for fries and want to try the cheese fries and the hot dog selection. Everyone was super friendly and I applaud the franchisees for doing a bang-up job on staff training, preparedness and efficiency. read more