Five Guys in Flemington?
I have read that Five Guys plans to open a restaurant at the old Blockbuster location on Reaville Avenue. Today I drove by the location and there are big signs in the windows saying 'Space Available'. Anyone know what's going on?
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re: ambrose
Tried Five Guys. Not particularly impressed with the burgers, and the day I went (about 3 weeks after opening) the staff was completely overwhelmed by the volume of patorns and it was chaos/pandemonium in the seating area. I'll give them another try now that the staff has had more hands-on experience and presumably the crowds are smaller. However, IMHO, the burgers at the nearby 25 Burgers (in the old Pizza Hut, near Burlington Coat Factory) are much more flavorful.
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re: Forklaw
Five Guys burgers are decent enough that I have one every now and again, but I generally don't like the way they are run. Small tables, noisy, and even dine in orders are brown bagged. My favorite of the "better burger" places is Smashburger. I also prefer Elevation Burger to Five Guys.
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I read the same thing - and I just can't believe another hamburger restaurant is moving in across the street from Cheeburger Cheeburger, as well as a McDonald's. I realize that Five Guys and McDonald's are not at the same level in the restaurant heirarchy - but still, just how many friggin hamburger joints can the area support?!?
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re: MarlboroMan
We always talk about how many pizza places there are, and I don't understand how they all stay open either. We patronize one of them - just one, that's it.
And we like our hamburgers as much as the next guy - but we can make awesome hamburgers at home. Fries too. I make pizza also, and it's very good, but it's not the same as I can get at a good pizza parlor.
I just think that there is such a thing as over-saturation, not to mention that we have such a shortage of good ethnic restaurants in the area. A shortage of good restaurants in general. I can't get excited about yet another hamburger joint.
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re: madgreek99
Yes, yesterday's Hunterdon Democrat had a front page article about this. Also, the article mentioned that Five Guys will occupy only part of the old Blockbuster space. That would explain why there are still signs on the Blockbuster building saying 'Space Available'.
As noted in another thread, 25 Burgers is also opening a restaurant in the old Branchburg Diner on Route 22E. The restaurant is supposed to open "soon" but the 25 Burgers burgers are already available next door at The Royal bar.
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