Five Guys — Restaurant in Fargo

Food was absolutely 5 stars. My bacon cheeseburger was a thing of beauty. A juicy, tender, patty covered in gooey cheese, onion, pickle, ketchup, and mustard. The Cajun fries were addicting by themselves— and IRRESISTIBLE with ketchup. Then, to top it off... a delicious Barq's root beer from their Coke Freestyle machine. The service was also 5 stars. Employees were kind and quick. No complaints!

The only thing that keeps Five Guys from being a 5-star restaurant is the PRICE. I went inside and bought food for myself and spent over $18 total. I mean, the burgers are good... but that's just overkill. I can't eat here more than a couple of times a year unless I want to break the bank. Overall, I'd recommend this location if you don't mind pricy fast food, but if you're on a budget then you might want to pick somewhere...

im always a fan of their fries, amazing taste and great proportions. the burgers are not the gormet, cook-to-order kind, but theyre a solid option and a step above the fast food burgers youll find elsewhere. the only downside is that if you pick a ton of toppings, they wont skimp, so youll end up with a pile of toppings and it can get a little unwieldy (first world problems, right?) my advice is to pick your favorite 3 or 4. i used to go for lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, mushrooms, and jalepenos, but going with mushrooms, tomatoes and jalepenos is a better option to fit it all in my mouth, and it encourages me to...

Good restaurant, very similar to the one on 45th.

The staff wasn't necessarily polite or rude, but efficient. My order was taken and made the way I'd requested. Other than being a bit greasy, I feel like my burger was perfect; it was at least what I expected. 🙂

I also ordered a bunless burger, my second time doing so at a Five Guys. The first time I found it odd that they'd ask if it was a preference or necessity, until I remembered there are people who are allergic to bread/gluten. Keep that in mind if you order bunless and...