Cristian V.
Yelp
Short review: The word I can use to describe this burger joint is 'adequate'. You will find no bells and whistles here, no gimmicks, no extra effort. Big Burger V aims to meet expectations, not to exceed them, and that's exactly what it does. It's not bad food, and it's not great food, it's just... adequate.
Long review: for the many of you that have watched ABC's 'Parks and Recreation', there was an episode where Ron Swanson and Chris Traeger have a burger cook off to decide who's burger is better. Chris creates and extremely well thought out gourmet burger complete with Papaya Chutney, Truffle Aioli, and Microgreens, while Ron makes "a hamburger. Made out of meat. On a bun. With nothing. Add Ketchup if you want, I couldn't care less."
Big Burger V's food is the PERFECT representation of Ron's burger. There are no bells. No whistles. No frills. No showmanship of any kind. They don't use any fancy ingredients, no new fangled cooking methods. When you order a bacon cheeseburger, you will get a burger with bacon, cheese, iceberg lettuce, tomato, onions, mayo, and onion. That's it. Romaine lettuce? Nah, too fancy. Iceberg all the way, baby.
I'm by no means saying the food is bad, because it is not. It is perfectly pleasant to eat. But you won't be wowed by anything either. It really depends on what type of food you like. If you consider yourself a foodie, and enjoy the gourmet side of things with ingredients you can't pronounce, this probably won't cut it for you.
On the other hand, if you find yourself identifying more with Ron Swanson, Big Burger V is exactly your type of burger joint.