Five Guys — Restaurant in Normal

As I opened my takeout bag, I was pleasantly surprised to find an abundance of napkins tucked inside. Initially, I couldn't help but chuckle at the absurdity of the situation. However, upon further reflection, I realized the incredible potential these napkins hold beyond just wiping my face.

World Peace Enabler: Who would've thought that a surplus of napkins could contribute to global harmony? With enough napkins, I could organize community events where people from diverse backgrounds come together to share food and conversation. The napkins would serve as both practical tools for dining and symbolic reminders of our shared humanity.

Artistic Endeavors: Imagine the masterpieces that could be created with a canvas made entirely of napkins! From intricate origami sculptures to stunning papier-mâché installations, the possibilities are endless. I could even host workshops to teach others how to turn humble napkins into works of art, fostering creativity and self-expression.

Environmental Innovation: In a world grappling with environmental challenges, excess napkins might seem like a burden. However, with a little ingenuity, they could become part of the solution. By repurposing them into biodegradable packaging or composting them to enrich soil, I could help reduce waste and promote sustainability.

Random Acts of Kindness: Sometimes, the simplest gestures can have the greatest impact. I could carry a few napkins with me wherever I go and offer them to strangers in need. Whether someone is caught in the rain without an umbrella or spills coffee on their shirt, a gesture of kindness accompanied by a napkin could brighten their day and remind them that compassion is contagious.

In conclusion, while receiving an absurd amount of napkins may seem trivial at first glance, the creative possibilities they offer are truly limitless. From fostering peace and unity to promoting sustainability and kindness, these humble napkins have the power to change the world, one...

This place it worthless. I ordered online for carryout. 4 burger and 2 fries only for over $50. The website said my order would be ready in 8 minutes. I proceeded to the store only a few minute drive and clicked on the check in button. I then waited 45 min in the store for my order. I watched as they serve the walk in orders but all the online orders or door dash order get set to shelf above the french fries. I don't know what logic there is in making the burger for an order then placing it in a bag to sit for 20-40mins and then coming back to put fries in??? I would say it was under staffed but there were 6 people behind the counter and they were all wondering around like headless chickens. I don't blame them at all, they were pleasant but clearly lacking any supervision or management presence. Again how do I know this? Because I had almost and hour to watch and observe the goings on. I finally asked if they even had my order and they "found" it on the shelf above the frier. After my short drive home the fries were hot, but burger cold. We tried to call to have new burgers made but the phone was busy. Later we learned it was sitting off the hook(see picture). We returned to have new burgers made and again waited almost 20 mins. Again the burger sat on the "the self" awaiting fries???? I will not be eating at the Normal location ever again. Its too bad, I like there burgers but this place...

I went there with my fiancé for his food pickup. He placed his online order while I was picking up my food at another location. His burger, fries and drink were supposed to be ready in 7 minutes (1pm). We arrived and there was 1 worker running food to several cars outside but she never came to our car so we called and they said the food would be right out. About 10 minutes passed and still no one came to our car so he went inside. The worker who was running food to cars approached him and asked for his information and said she would bring out his food. 10 more minutes passed and we still never received his food so he went inside again and the people cooking the food stated they were having a problem with their tickets printing so he could go ahead and wait inside and they would start to make his food. 30 minutes after his food was supposed to be ready for pickup he comes back to the car and finally has his food. We get home to eat and the burger doesn’t have the bacon he paid extra for. The food is good but only if you have time to wait for it and you pay for it. $20 for a burger,...