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Heard the hype. Finally had one a few months ago... burgers were tasty (but sloppy). Fries are the real deal. Been back a few more times with similar results.
Really like the options to top the burgers, but it does make them darn near impossible to keep together.
Fries are fantastic, and I'm glad that I tried the malt vinegar with them.
The wait for food is a bit on the long side. I understand the 'cooked when you order' idea, but let's not call it fast food. I think the next trip could be 'fries only', to check on timing.
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re: BigBlue120
We ate at Five Guys yesterday in TR been there many times... & although its not too bad...they need to correct their policy of wrapping the burgers in aluminum foil "so tightly" that when you open them at the table they are all smashed & steamed flattened Argggg!!!.....it ruins the whole dining experience.....I hope they are reading this also.
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Went there yesterday for lunch. The positive: great fries, and a long list of condiments (mushrooms, grilled onions, etc.) The negative: the buns are worthless. Mine fell apart before my first bite. I was so busy trying to hold it together and keep the mushrooms and onions near the meat that I couldn't really enjoy the meal. The neutral: the burger was ok. They only cook it well done, not medium as another said. That meant it was not very juicy and probably less flavorful. It was far better than McD's or BK, about on a par with Wendy's, good, but not great.
I'll probably give it another try, and order condiments that won't destroy the bun, but unless I taste a big improvement, in the future I will probably only get the fries. (I might try a dog, though.)
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OK I said I personally wouldn't go back, but the other day after seeing the BATMAN Movie my son wanted Franks Burger & fries. So to make him happy as a good daddy we went again after the movie....it was crowded......not much to choose from so we ordered two double cheeseburgers & of course their Fries. Honestly its a good burger for $5.00 each although you get everything in a brown paper bag , no plates, & courtesy Elephant peanuts too. The decor is simple with Critics "Best Burger" Accolades all over the walls & Cups, a possible decent alternative to other Fast Food Joints....good yes....
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re: Tapas52
I agree...good solid burger...not the best by far. But they are fresh ground beef and they cook to order, which is nice for fast food. The "potato of the day" that they use for the fries is a clever touch and they are pretty good. Not a bad place to grab a quick burger, sure beats most fast food that's for sure!
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re: Tapas52
Oh, OK. I didn't see "hot dogs" as something you'd ordered and when I first read your post, I thought ""Franks"? Wow, a '5 Guys' clone restaurant already- right down to the free peanuts, too!" <g>
I guess I'm just amazed (still) at the "clone" phenomenon in US retailing. I mean, when shopping I never know if I'm in a Lowes or Home Depot - Circuit City or Best Buy - Linens and Things or Bed, Bath and Beyond - Petsmart or Petco - Borders or Barnes & Nobles. And, if you don't believe that I get confused, just ask all the cashiers to whom I've given the wrong plastic membership discount card.
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I just discovered the one in Brick about a month ago and have been back several times. Tasty little burgers and great fries. I can see why some folks out there rate it as the best burger. IMO for a fast food burger joint it simply can't be beat.
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