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Five Guys

3.4 (174 reviews)
ModerateBurgers, Fast Food
Open • 10:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Orun B.

I've been successfully lured to this Five Guys many a time--driving along Bay and looking at their bright signage down Elm Street, it has a tempting light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel look. This location is excellent, and the only reason my rating isn't 5-stars is because it's a little grungy due to being so close to the intense activity of Yonge-Dundas. The food is as good, if not better, than most Five Guy's, the service is considerate and fast. The staff are really nice and even stayed open a couple minutes after closing time when they saw me rush over once. The pickup service that they use is Ritual by the way. It's pretty fast for me to do a quick grab-and-go during the pandemic, and they're open pretty late. Their pandemic hygiene seems really good. They always wear masks correctly and many of them wear gloves.

Vincent H.

Five Guys is right by Eaton Centre and Ryerson, it's pretty happening here on a Friday night. The burgers are average. So are the toppings. However, their Cajun fries are pretty amazing. It has a great twist to it, they're arguably the best fries I've had. Only problem is that everything is a bit pricey for fast food. It's filling food, but greasy-filling. I find it odd that this is the only fast food restaurant (that I can recall) that doesn't offer combo meals. Maybe that's why everything is pricier because it's individually priced? If it's any consolation, there's free peanuts in the middle of the restaurant.

Small fries
Elvis A.

This was a quick dinner option after watching a movie nearby. I wanted something filling as had an appetite. Ordering was quick as few options for burgers (one can go crazy with the condiments I suppose) I also added small fries as they came recommended. The kitchen is open and they grill/fry to order. Now full disclaimer I am not a big fan of burgers but can tell if I have a decent one. The wait was ok and grabbing a spot wasn't hard as well. The seating is greasy as expected. First of the burger is decent sized. The taste was ok. Not quite gourmet nor is it the fast food variety. I think of in and out burgers as benchmark for this level and sadly this isn't up to par. 2 stars for the burger as way to greasy for my taste. Fries fared better as nice and warm. Half star added for those. 2.5 stars all said and done.

Don't come if you have peanut allergies.
Edward J.

I love Five Guys for the fact that there aren't many kids or adults with annoying food requirements. I am grateful for such segregation; especially, the annoying kids part, and the helicopter parents (or are these "snowplough parents?") To boot, their burgers are fantastic, baring other competitors I favour.

Joe S.

I'll never understand why Five Guys gets all the hate that it does. At the end of the day, you're paying for a burger that's super delicious, juicy, and is often times way better than the non-chain burger joints. Is it the best you can get in Toronto? Of course not, but it's excellent in it's own right. The griddled, flat top crust tastes amazing, and you get that beefy flavour bomb when you bite into it, mixed in with good bacon and cheese (if that's your thing). And, of course, the fries are awesome too. There's not much to say. It's a place that makes a mean burger and fries, and rivals Burger's Priest and Holy Chuck for best chain griddled burger.

Bacon cheeseburger
Kervin H.

I pass by this place on a fairly regular basis but never dropped in until now. The place was fairly busy when we got there but the line moved fairly quickly. The menu also offered hot dogs and sandwiches but I was here to try the burger. There were 4 burgers to choose from as well as a little version of each. The difference between the regular and little version is that the little comes with one patty while the regular has two. You also get to choose the toppings and sauce for your burger from a fairly decent list of items. I ended up having the bacon cheeseburger and I must say it was pretty good. The patty was juicy and when combined with the toppings and melted cheese looked so unhealthy but was so good although I wished they had put more sauce. I'd recommend dropping by and grabbing a bite although I did find it a tad pricey for what you get. Also don't forget to grab some peanuts to snack on.

Hamburger
Cindy D.

Conveniently next to the mall and school, this place makes a lot of business. I've been here twice and I like the amount of toppings they offer. The burgers take awhile to make as the parties are grilled to order so they come out hot and juicy. Their fries are unique since they use peanut oil and the also give free peanuts, which is what they are known for!

Reese's Milkshake = Peanut Butter milkshake, then ask them to add malt to it. Tastes sublime.
Ian K.

Here's a non-burger review / DIY recipe= Unintentionally made a "Reese Cups" taste milkshake by requesting Peanut Butter AND Malt, tasted really good - best of all, it lacks the concrete consistency of more industrial milkshakes from McDonald's (so your mouth doesn't end up getting cramps from trying to draw up liquid)

15 minutes after opening! Already a lineup!
Robbie G.

There's been a lot of hype surround Five Guys new location at Yonge & Dundas. I had never tried it before, and I work around the corner so I decided to check out what all the fuss was about. I got there 15 minutes after they opened on a Wednesday, and there was already a lineup! First thing I noticed though, was that it smelled like a meat packing plant in there. Seriously ew. As I waited in line, I almost had to walk out because of the smell. My co-worker however was even more eager to try it, so we stayed and waited to place our order. Line moved relatively quickly, and I ordered a cheeseburger (the double stack one), and Regular Fries. They have a bunch of toppings to choose from. Grilled onions and mushrooms are a nice touch, but not much different than South Street Burger Co. Order came to $12.86. Once the food was ready they handed me my paper bag and off I went to work. 3 minutes later, the bag was SOAKED in grease. Upon opening the bag I discovered an abundance of fries in there! TONS! Again, I ordered the smallest option (regular), and it's easily enough for 2-3 people. The burger itself was pretty good. Five Guys pride themselves on being free of preservatives and you can tell by the taste of the burgers (might explain the smell of raw beef in there). Although good, it didn't knock my socks off. The fries were also okay. Nothing special. I'm giving this place 3 stars. I suppose it's tough to make yourself stand out in an over-saturated "burger joint' market. They certainly try here, and do well south of the border, but for a couple bucks more, I'd rather sink my teeth into a burger at "Hrvati" ANY day. They put their own individual spin on a traditional hamburger, and pull it off in spades!

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Good hamburgers, at night could be crowded without tables available, the washroom is downstairs and is only one for all clients .

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They use processed cheese and for the price , sorry it just does not add up. Processed Cheese is a sin...that crap should be banned

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