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    Five Guys

    3.3 (148 reviews)
    InexpensiveBurgers, Fast Food, Hot Dogs
    Closed 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Nancy F.

    Quick friendly service. No waiting. Burgers are good. Love the Cajun fries, we asked for them crispy. It was a little loud and cold in the restaurant. There's free peanuts. If you would some to take home just ask for a bag.

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    Joseph S.

    Great and fast service with language and action. Helpful and happy staff despite it being late on the day when everyone is tired. The food is great too.

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    Quentin D.

    The customer service was great and the cashier was super helpful. I went in today to order some fried well done because I had heard from a friend you could do that I asked the cashier for the request upon which she accepted however when I received my fried they were still cooked regular but still good. Shake, was damn near incredible. Peanut butter shake from five guys was a serious game changer and will be frequenting five guys when indulging my milkshake habit. Thank you five guys for the wonderful day today.

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    Bianca A.

    Looks amazing, tastes like nothing. I've had 5 Guys a few times over the years and have never been blown away but unfortunately it seems they are getting even less flavorful. Looking at my burger it is very appealing with the size and the melty cheese etc. I am not a fan of chopped onions and don't know why they wouldn't leave them sliced, also if you're going to offer lettuce it's probably the cheapest condiment so no real need to shred off tiny strips for the burger. But that could all be overlooked if the burger was amazing and sadly it isn't. There is no seasoning on the meat. I added mustard and A1 sauce and it was fine but with so many other and local options out there I'm not sure why I continue to try here. The cajun fries are good and the service I get is always pleasant but that's about it.

    Five Guys #1 Fan: Directly out of surgery, Scott visits the new Tucson location.
    Niki F.

    I couldn't gift Five Guys with a better compliment, review or glowing recommendation than the following tale. My husband is an east coast boy. I am a west coast girl. Our battles over west coast (the BEST coast) and east coast (the LEAST coast) at times reach Tupac-Biggie proportions. All in good fun of course (like, no one has been shot yet). That being said, maybe the only reason we are still married is because I have never once claimed that the west coast darling In-N-Out Burger is superior to the east coast beloved Five Guys Burgers and Fries. And I've never said such a thing because, well, it isn't true. One of the first places my spouse dragged me to in his home state of Maryland was Five Guys - as he fondly recalled how he remembered the days (back in them there late 90s) when Five Guys was a three location operation in DC. I can see him telling this story (in his late 90s) to our grandchildren....because that's how much he loves Five Guys. So when he found out they were opening a restaurant in Tucson, AZ he all but stalked the place until they swung wide the front doors, taking his first chance to patronize the new digs just as soon as he could - which just happened to be two hours after he'd had SURGERY. And that, friends and neighbors, is devotion. A guy that went directly from the OR at UPH to the discarded peanut shell strewn floor of Five Guys. And, my personal opinion? The Tucson version of FG burgers were even better than the ones I'd had on their precious east coast. Must be that magical west coast touch.

    Brian K.

    Five Guys has been rightly described as the "In N Out" of the East coast, something I completely subscribe to. Tucson joins a number of cities where East coast meets West coast, and are lucky enough to get both. Where In N Out extolls the virtues of a simple, very simple menu, Five Guys offers a completely different order of burger customizations all while not sacrificing quality. I went there on opening night and have visited a few times since, and now think I've got enough impressions to square away a real review. First off is location - Five Guys picked a location with gratuitous parking in the Albertsons shopping market. Traffic has increased since they moved in, but the location on the whole isn't so congested that I avoid getting a burger from them purely because of parking availability. So far it's good. What makes me a bit puzzled is why they subdivided the building the way they did. The interior is narrow and obviously a bit undersized, since a week after open it's still regularly packed to the point of having no available seating. Mark of a good burger, though. Food itself has been awesome thus far. It's hard to really benchmark a chain restaurant's food quality when they've only just opened, especially since employees are only just starting to scale up quality and efficiency and get the process down. I've been to other Five Guys, and this one luckily was just as good as I expected it to be right when they opened. When it comes to consistency, I've had no issues thus far. I've heard one or two hearsay accounts of orders being messed up, but never encountered that myself, even after inordinately weird toppings were requested. What's different about Five Guys again is the menu - you can order a default set of toppings by requesting everything, or a smaller subset of more typical toppings. Or you can order one by one. All of them are free - this is awesome. Just from the fact that the menu is by default more customizable, Five Guys wins over In 'N Out for me in this category - secret menu items aside, Five Guys is still able to churn out orders quickly even with different toppings on each one. Fries are kind of a toss up for me. I've had the regular and the cajun one, and they're not really the style of fries I like. I vastly prefer In 'N Out's style of fries over Five Guys, which are thick steak-fry type potato logs. They're a bit flaccid, and what's really annoying is how they're packaged - in a cup. The result is that the cup is chucked into the paper bag with burgers, and invariably falls over. You get fries all over the bag, which is slightly annoying. That's kind of a stupid thing to whine about, but it's a bit more of a mess than I like. Speed is getting better at Five Guys - I've heard incorrectly from a few people that you're given a meal free at this chain if the food isn't out in under X minutes. This isn't the case. In my short time coming, speed has scaled pretty well under load, and will probably get better when the local hype subsides. Lines have been actually getting longer as word of mouth spreads. The war between East and West coast burgers won't ever be truly decided - each offers a distinct style that doesn't compromise on quality. For me, Five Guys offers a competitive alternative to In 'N Out in the higher-end burger/fast food market. The value is there (it's cheap), and the quality is there too (meat is never frozen, and you've got tons of fresh toppings choices). If you can deal with the relatively quick moving line and want a quality burger, I heartily recommend Five Guys.

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    Good burgers and hot dogs love the fries, but if you don't mind cutting off a limb to pay for the food what the he**.

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    great service! wonderful, friendly and polite stuff. Food was made to order, quick and delicious! Thank you,

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    Two Hands Corn Dogs

    Two Hands Corn Dogs

    3.3
    (90 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I really like Korean corn dogs. I like the chewy texture of the crust and melty mozzarella. I even…read moreusually like the sugar topping, but this most recent visit was just not up to snuff. The staff was incredibly sweet and made me feel welcome. I ordered the combo meal with a corn dog, fries, and a drink ($13), selecting the crispy rice corn dog (half cheese, half dog, of course), kimchi fries, and a taro boba (additional $2). Unfortunately, the crispy rice and sugar combo was just nooooot the right move. I definitely should have picked something else because the texture of the crispy rice was dry, and coupled with the sugar... It was just not a great experience to say the least, haha. The kimchi fries were flavorful and crunchy, so I have no complaints about that. But the boba... Hooooly. It was the worst boba I've ever had, and that's not an exaggeration. The texture of the taro (milk tea??) was close to pudding, so it was like I was chewing my drink--which is the expectation when you're eating *boba*, but not drinking *tea*. The flavor was decent, but it was so difficult to drink because it was just thick and gooey. It was genuinely horrendous. Worse yet, the boba was wrong! The tapioca pearls weren't sweet and chewy; instead, they were cakey and broke in one bite! No chew, no flavor, then combine it with the gooey, pudding-like taro "milk tea" makes for the worst boba drink ever. Overall, I can't write off Two Hands because I KNOW that their other corn dogs are good, but DO NOT waste your money on a boba. Just hop across the street for Ni Hao Tea.

    Came in Sunday after church. I was unsure about what to order but the cashier, Manny, was able to…read morethoroughly answer all my questions. I love corn dogs and hotdogs in general so I was pretty excited to try this. I decided on the American dog which was so so so good. They did this perfectly. Sweet cornmeal outside with a delicious beef dog on the inside. The cornmeal coating had good flavor but the texture was softer, like it's mixed with flour. The taste was still sweet and reminiscent of a traditional corndog. I also got the Two Hands dog, half beef and half mozz. It was surprisingly good. I got the ranch on the side. The flavor was unique, slightly sweet and slightly savory. It did not have a huge amount of flavor which made it pair really well with the delicious tangy ranch. The breading for the this was flour so the texture is softer. The mozzarella was interesting and there was a lot of it. Both dogs were huge. I'd say 2 is a good amount for dinner and it came out to $11. I would come back! I think it's an interesting and fun concept that is executed well. I'd probably get this same exact order again.

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    Portillo's Tucson

    Portillo's Tucson

    4.1
    (271 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Here for second time and again, the service excellent, food delicious and atmosphere perfect. I…read morebrought my mother and each of our dogs this time so we sat on patio. Went in with order and waited in line that went rather quickly, while mom was on patio with both leashed dogs. The cashier was as friendly as another I had last week and just smiled her way throughout. We both had the delicious Chicago style dogs , shared French fries and I had ice tea to drink. My mom had the chocolate eclair cake and I, the chocolate cake. Everything delicious- and yes dogs shared her fries! The cakes? My goodness, frosting on both super good and cakes textures both soft and delicious. Highly recommend all of it! My mom went to fill her drink and check out decor- which she loved and spoke to gentleman in carry out section on way out saying she would take our order as it was ready but he had tray in hand already. He followed her out and was so kind when I remembered I needed to order a couple hotdogs only got our "kids" and he brought those out when ready as well. He pet my dog and was so kind. We had patio to ourselves and it was just the best weather and place to be for the visit we needed.

    Just came home from shopping and was craving an Italian combo sandwich with Italian beef Italian…read moresausage peppers and mozzarella. Unfortunately the Sausage was missing so I've got an Italian beef instead which is fine but I just am a little disappointed. It was good. Fries were cold. I feel like you always have to check everything twice.

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