Five Guys — Restaurant in Bozeman

I have never eaten at Five Guys, so I thought the "Five Guys Mountain of Fries" was an exaggeration or a joke.

I was wrong. I was so wrong. As I ordered a burger with large fries, I saw an evil sparkle in my server's eye. Although I ordered outside, I could hear her in the store. I heard "HE ORDERED THE LARGE." It was as if God himself pressed his thumb on me when I was handed the bag. This bag was a simple brown paper bag, but I could sense something anomalous about it.... what could it be? I opened this bag and inside was fries. Just fries. As I emptied the contents of this bag on my table, the fries piled up. They piled until the bag was empty, at the top of this mountain was my burger. I wept with joy as I ate it as I thought it would be lost in the sea of fries, but horror crept upon my heart as I realized I still had to eat this Colossus of Calories. At the end of this session of eating, I sat defeated, the Spud Summit stood before me, barely touched.

10/10...

Me and my family love to eat at Five Guys as their burgers have always been top notch for a fast food place, and we usually get our food reasonably quick 👍🏻! My family loves the large portion of French fries (our favorite is the Cajun fries)! I walked in today to grab my food that I had ordered online and I was suprises to see what looked like hundreds of French fry bits scattered in front of the counter and everywhere on the floor 😲! To be honest I don't think I've ever seen such a dirty floor in my life, but I also know that everywhere is short staffed right now and things are hard! I thought the staff was friendly and hopefully one of them can get around to sweeping up the floor quickly as the French fries on the ground could be a slipping hazard, especially for an elderly person without a good center of balance! Will definitely keep ordering food from Five Guys, and would recommend to anyone looking for a premium fast...

ORDER ID: AAAJKJXEACHC Time: 6:36pm-6:47pm I stopped in this evening to try the place all my friends have suggested since moving to the area. Everything looked and smelled amazing, aside from the multiple health department violations of almost every employee on shift around 6:47 pm. I'm not some transplant whiney uppity person. I'm from Montana and have had a long and deep passion for cooking my whole life and therefore have been there done that a lot in my life. Hairnets are required but not used here, the long haired Male expedititor didn't change his gloves the entire time I was waiting for my food and had a clear T shape on his apron from him scratching and adjusting his groin area which I witnessed more than once while waiting. Disgusting to be honest, do better it's not...