Five Guys

It's always hit or miss here on the burger quality. But today, it was terrible the worst. My burger was extremely dry, crusted, and burnt. I will have to drive far away back to another 5 guys location

Hey man say mannnnn lol. Let’s just say five guys need to be ashamed of themselves with these high small double burgers lol. I paid 34 dollars for 2 double burgers and a large fry (ion think I was supposed to get all them fries geeshhhh thank ya tho lol) . Honestly the food was good made fresh and to order but come on yall the price is ridiculous. But what I can say is I picked up my thoughts when I seen how clean the restaurant actually was so I was like ok I’ll pay cause cleanliness is next to godliness and to see a clean food establishment in Atlanta is a hit and mis so 5 thumbs up for a clean and comfortable place to eat. The staff was friendly and serving so that made me wanna just give them the 34 dollars lol. 7 outta 10 tho 💋

The food is aways the best. But the staff needs to be better. No parking

I visited the place and wanted to make an order. I asked for sandwiches, which were on the menu, but she said they didn’t have them. It was very hard to understand her because she was speaking very quietly. When I asked her to repeat or asked questions, she just stood with a dismissive, almost arrogant smile. After such attitude, I didn’t even want to make any order.

Ordered on line. Service was slow. It was not that busy. Estimate time was around 8 minutes per website. Got there in 25 minutes. Order still not ready. There is no place to park. Luckily I was a passenger. Get back to the hotel to find my order completely wrong. There was no bacon and it had cheese, (which in I'm allergic to). Called the restaurant and was hung up on 4 times. Now they are closed, I have no dinner and out of money. If it wasn't for the brand, fresh cut, gluten-free french fries, it would have been a zero.

My cheeseburger was amazing. Bun was slightly crisped and cheese was melty. Cheese was oozing out, as desired and the fries were hot as well. Bathroom was very clean!

CLOSE YOUR BAGS WHEN DOOR DASH IS PICKING UP!!! YOU LEAVE YOUR BAGS WIDE OPEN WHICH IS A SAFETY RISK! OF ALL RESTAURANTS IM SURPRISED THIS IS NOT A STANDARD PRACTICE

I have been coming here for over 10 years and the quality and consistency has always been spot on. Much love for all the staff here who have done such a great job over the years to help keep the establishment running smoothly and efficiently.

Located downtown, there is free parking in one of the garages but I always have found street parking (thank goodness). The employees are very friendly at this location, it can take while for the food to come out sometimes. It is five guys so y'all already know the burgers are banging.

The Food at Five Guys at 860 Peachtree was excellent. Employees were very kind specially the cashier. Ambiance good.

This location needs to work on their customer service. I dined into this store this evening, and have never seen a bigger example of unprofessionalism. The two black shirt managers, one of them was Kylah F, were the most unprofessional out of all the employees. I had an error on my burger, so the manager came around the corner to reiterate that what was supposed to be on the burger was on it. I was also confused when they called my number because they failed to give me a receipt for my purchase. I watched the manager Kylah F talk trash about four customers in the duration of my meal. She slandered customers, used several expletives, and all around created an uncomfortable environment to eat in. It made it feel unsafe. The gentleman who is also a manager was egging her on as much as possible. Both managers spend their time texting on the phone in gloves, and then going right back to making your burger. It's unsanitary. I watched and heard Kylah say to another employee, "Yeah you keep fucking around." It was all around a poor experience, and wouldn't dine again at this location. Management please step up your team, it's embarrassing.

Cheeseburger with fries. Wasn't very good, overpriced. I think if your main menu food is a hamburger it should pretty much be amazing. This wasn't. Random, tiny, tasteless and greasy. But coke was good.

This place should be 4 Stars at a minimum. I've ordered two different times at odd hours and the food has been solid. Fresh and well put together. Order was made quick too. The staff have been nice and attentive. A guy today actively ensured we got our order timely. Is the place the cleanest? Probably not. Do takeout or eat outside. I'm glad it's so close to home. Appreciate the employees working hard and executing.

Five guys burger and fries are really good, the low stars is about this franchise. This particular location lacks any drive from their employees. They do not engage with you while taking your order and are in no hurry to get your order made. The employees wear head phones and are constantly on their phones, even while you are talking to them. This type of work ethic comes from the top down, therefore the manager needs to be the one to set the tone. I do hope that this location can get its act together. With so many restaurants closing over the last year it would be sad to see this location disappear because of the employees inability to create a great experience.

I have written reviews for a few Five Guys over the years. And the one thing I always say is how consistent they are at every location. This one was no different. Quality burger and quality fries. Normally this would not be a road trip stop. But after trying to stop at a nearby iconic Atlanta place, the line wrapped around the building. But at the same time, we wanted somewhere that our 3 year olds could go to the bathroom. The location was big and the food was as expected. Since I was driving, I didn't want to go crazy with the toppings like I normally would. So not quite as good with some sauces and grilled onions. But still a solid burger. Their online process was not as good here as other locations. they go ahead and make it and leave it on the counter. Whereas other locations wait to get you the freshest fries possible. But those were also still really good. Typical great Five Guys experience.

This place is in our building so it seemed convienient but the place was filthy and the staff was just standing around eating and goofing off making no attempt to clean up. There were no clean tables to sit at I had to wipe one off myself the best I could with napkins. Food was lukewarm It's expensive for what you get.

Five Guys is consistently great. I use online ordering most of the time and my food is almost always ready as soon as I walk over after ordering. The burgers as always hot and made correctly, and the fries are crisp on the outside and soft and warm on the inside. Whenever I want a good, quick, meal I head for Five Guys.

I've always enjoyed Five Guys, the food is great and they maintain their consistency with the taste of the food, the customer service and the atmosphere.

Tried their shake tonight using Door Dash. They taped the lid in several places including the straw opening. The cup was really thick too. All this to say don't worry about ordering a shake with your delivery

Food was awful. $16.50 for burger, fires and coke. Prices went up $2. They are in NO hurry to prepare your food. Took 5 minutes to put lid on A1 steak sauce. And the burger was cold. How is that possible? Over priced. Lost customer. Goodbye.

Can you ever go wrong with Five Guys?!? We always have a great experience here! Anytime we visit, we're typically starving, hungover after partying in ATL the night before & Five Guys is consistently a delicious hangover remedy. The staff is friendly, the service is fast, and the atmosphere is fun & casual. The patio was also a perfect spot to sit back, get a bite to eat & watch the Pride parade during our visit in October 2017!

This Five Guys is located on the ground level of the Spire building in Midtown. You can park for free for up to one hour in the Spire parking deck, which is accessed from 7th St. Five Guys faces Peachtree St. and is located next door to Gordon Biersch and across the street from the standalone Starbucks. Compared to other Atlanta area Five Guys locations I've been to (e.g. Westside, Smyrna), this one is huge. This place presumably gets a lot of lunch traffic during the week because at dinnertime and on the weekends, it's pretty quiet. While Five Guys is known for its burgers, I recommend trying their hot dogs. To me, their hot dogs are just as delicious and satisfying as their burgers. Five Guys offers four different kinds of hot dogs: 1. Kosher-style hot dog - $3.69 2. Cheese dog - $4.39 3. Bacon dog - $4.69 4. Bacon cheese dog - $5.39 I like to get the bacon cheese dog with raw and grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, ketchup, mustard, and relish. I also like how all the burgers and hot dogs are grilled fresh. The pork sausage in the bacon cheese dog is split open and slices of cheese are placed inside where they eventually melt. The bacon consists of a slice of bacon, which has been cut into smaller, bite-size crispy pieces. All toppings and condiments are placed on the hot dogs by the cooks, who then tightly wrap the hot dogs in a foil wrapper. Like the burgers, the hot dogs are messy and aren't the healthiest thing to eat, but they are oh so good. The hot dogs won't stuff you like the burgers will, but they're still super tasty. If you've never been to a Five Guys before, it's better to err on the small side when it comes to serving sizes. The burgers are dense and filling and the portion sizes for fries are enormous. A regular order of fries can easily be split among at least two people. Order the Cajun fries for extra flavor. Service at this location is friendly and efficient.

Cashier told us it was cash only, a different line worker directed us to the second register. There were 5 of us. Maybe the cashier, or manager, he was the only one with a black polo on, didn't want to take care of a large order. Or maybe he didn't want to provide service for the 5 gay men in skimpy shorts and tank tops. Every guest who followed us was not notified of a "cash only" policy, and the large majority paid with a card. Thank you to the line worker who stepped up, thumbs down to whatever jerk thought he could send us away.

Fun fact: except for the buns, everything on the menu at Five Guys is gluten free. That's right. Skip the bun, and you can enjoy a safe, delicious GF burger and fries. The staff is well trained in food allergies, and they will tell the cook to change gloves before preparing your order, as well as put your tasty burger bowl in a separate bag. You can opt for a lettuce wrap if the idea of a burger salad doesn't work for you. I enjoy mine with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, grilled jalapeños and onions. I sometimes forget Five Guys cheeseburgers are doubles, so if you only need a single patty, opt for the little cheeseburger. They're generous with the fries, and a large order easily feeds three to four. On our last visit, the potatoes hailed from Neville Farms in Hamer, Idaho. I like knowing where my potatoes are farmed. It's a small but nice touch. So happy to have a midtown Five Guys only a fifteen minute walk from my home. (And a walk is definitely needed after a calorie-filled meal here.) Given my love for their cheeseburgers, I haven't tried the hot dogs yet, but there's always next time...

Five Guys hits the spot for a basic cheese hamburger. At $6.70 for a double burger with American Cheese. 100% fresh beef , no fillers , no preservatives -- sure beats going to McD's, Cook-out, Wendy's or any of the fast food chains I know of. Plus they have free peanuts - EXTRA PROTEIN

This place is very well kept up. The food was fresh and hot and they got it out to us in a expedited fashion. The employees are very generous and helpful! Every 10 minutes the young man cleaned every bit of dirt and continuously checked the bathrooms to make sure it stayed clean. Would definitely come back, these are one of the places that makes Atlanta so great with the performances in restaurants!

Always clean and always quick with your order. The staff is always friendly and very helpful. The manager even made some sample milkshakes when they first got the machine so that me and a my guest could see which one we liked better. They also have the best fries.

About a 10 minute walk from the Midtown MARTA station. Clean store in a hip neighborhood. Burger (bacon cheeseburger) was delicious. Fries are great. Consistent Five Guys quality. Friendly staff. A little slow, but food makes up for it.

Love the staff, always happy and talking to you, the food is great but the staff keeps me coming back. Last time I had the cheese dog and it was well cooked and delicious. Can't go wrong with the delicious cheeseburger

Went in and ordered a $16 hamburger that was just so so. Paid $2 to park on the street, come on and have a boot on my car. Im.told I have to pay the business separately?? Why is there a kiosk across the street??? That's where th locals told me to go pay. $75 gee and $16, a $91 lunch. Screw Atlanta. I'll be sure to keep driving past next time.

Service, location and price is TRASH! I called this place for like 20 mins straight and no one picked up the phone. When I finally arrived the young lady at the counter was like "yeah. We do that sometimes." They don't care. Plus, their prices have gone up every time I go in there. A hot dog is NEVER worth $5. Not worth it. There's a Chik-fil-A and a Cookout down the street. Take your money there.

They continue to hire people who can't manage basic functions. Been to this location twice in the last month and they managed managed to screw up my order. Yesterday I sat for over 20 minutes waiting for my app order- that they actually gave to someone else. Tried to get the attention of the employees, but all but one were hanging out in the back room. Ended up leaving having paid for food that I didn't get.

Got there around 7:30pm on Sat nite. (Still during quarantine). There were at least a half dozen employees and about 12-15 people coming and going while we were there. From the time stamp on my receipt, it took 28 minutes to receive 2 burgers (no special orders-nothing crazy). Upon picking up my to-go order, I commented on the time delay and I got a muddled but distinct, "Fuck you," before the masked employee walked back to the kitchen. Seriously?! Burgers were tasty, cooked correctly, but cold. I've had 5 Guys at a bunch of other locations. The quality and flavor at this location was comparable to other locations. The service was abysmal.

I love Five Guys Burgers & never met a burger that I didn't love... until tonight. This was absolutely the worst burger that I ever tasted & it reminded me of the horse meat that I eat on the street in Mexico back in 1988. I walked up to the counter and was totally ignored, as the employee was entering a large to go order. Then finally she asked me if I was ready and the phone rang again? The burger was cooked on a grill that was not clean, so it's no surprise that it was absolutely no good. I thought there may be a bright spot with the fries... But those were just is over cooked, over salted and generally disgusting. Maybe these guys just had a bad night because I love five guys, but this was a terrible experience!

Being in the heart of the Midtown business district, you better make sure you offer the fundamental two things: 1) good food; 2) quick service. Five Guys meets both of these expectations. This is a great place to go for a $10 meal (but don't go too often if you're watching your weight or calories!). My little hamburger with lettuce, pickles, and barbeque sauce was great throughout and left me satisfied without being overly full. Great lunch choice!

Walked in with my two male friends (me being female) having an online order and the food was fine except the cooks were talking behind our back about how they were gonna do a "train" on me (meaning both having sexual relations with me at the same time) and insinuating very inappropriate sexual acts. It was disgusting, degrading, and disrespectful. If you want to go to a restaurant run by 12 year olds be my guest.

Super duper quick and fresh! I had a mobile order and they made it in less than 10 mins. I also forgot to add bacon to one of the burgers I ordered. Got to the restaurant and asked if I could add bacon. I was trying my luck because if I'd ordered bacon beforehand, it would of been an extra $1-2 dollars. However, they simply wrapped bacon up in some foil and said no problem. Great restaurant! My burger tasted juicy and fresh!

Slowest service ever for an online order. Staff not wearing masks properly or at all. Avoid this location.

Burgers are great and the beef taste fresh ! Fries are good and they always give extra which is a plus! Plenty of toppings to choose from. It's not your average fast food burger restaurant. Everything is made to order! Love this place

Cheeseburger with double patty. Fresh never frozen patties. Small Cajun fries. The real winner of this restaurant are the Cajun fries. Always hot, greasy, spicy and no need for ketchup. The one downside to this establishment is that they have outpriced themselves from the competitors. For the meal above with a drink will run you approximately $13. Very expensive for fastfood. Unfortunately we will not be going back. This place would be very good for $8.

These guys do it right. Never frozen meat, cooked on a griddle to retain the flavor (and unfortunately fat), good selection of fresh toppings and fresh cut french fries. What else could you want?! Go enjoy one every now and then and don't pay attention to the nutritional information - just enjoy!

Expensive. Slow. Unseasoned. Rude. The burgers here don't completely suck, but everything else does. From the moment you walk in, the staff treats you like an enemy, competing for a smoke break or time surfing the web on their phone. The food is edible, but during the time it takes to produce it you wait surrounded by corporate themed red-and-white tiles, cases of peanuts and oil, and wonder why in the hell you didn't just go for faster (McDonald') or better (Cypress, Vortex). It's like eating airplane food without the benefit of ending up somewhere interesting.

I visited this new restaurant around 9PM on 5/24/2011 and was excited because it is located directly next door to my condo. I have only eaten at Five Guys twice before and was expecting a greasy hamburger and French fries. The food was exactly as I had expected, but is a little pricey when compared to the 2 other burger restaurants located within 200 feet of this location. The reason this place got such a low score was not because the food was bad, but it was because the behavior of the staff. I ordered fries and inquired about the difference between the 2 styles they offered. The fries are spicy and are not just seasoned with seasoning salt as the cashier told me. That is an honest mistake by a new employee, but the behavior of the staff in the dining room is what really earned this place such low marks. Two employees were sitting at the table next to me with computers open and I believe they were completing their initial training. Instead of sitting quietly like people of average intelligence they decided it would be more fun to loudly beat box and rap the entire time I was in the restaurant. The 2 employees could obviously tell I was growing tired of listening to their awful attempts at making music, but didn't care and then decided to loudly beat on the wall to add a little more bass for my enjoyment. I can't be sure, but I believe the only qualifications needed to work at Five Guys are to be cognitively able to listen for the bell which signifies that the fries are done and then successfully put salt on said fries. The managent of the restaurant may eventually be able to train these two employees on the proper product knowledge to work at their restaurant, but they will have trouble teaching them how how to behave like human beings. When I first heard Five Guys was coming to Midtown I immediately thought that Evos, the hamburger restaurant across the street, would be going out of business. I now think differently after visiting because of the obviously lax qualifications needed in order to get a job at Five Guys.

I really like the concept of 5 Guys. They aren't trying to be really creative with their burgers or trying to offer various meat options like bison or turkey. They offer fresh (not frozen) well done beef patties with a lot of topping options you pick. There is no additional charge for toppings so you can pick as many or as few as you want. They offer 2 burger options; 'Regular Burger' which has 2 patties and is a pretty big or a 'Little Burger' which has one patty. You do pay a little more if you want cheese and bacon. I'd say the burger is a lot better quality than any fast food place but maybe not as good as some sit down restaurants. The hot dogs are really good here too. The fries freshly cut in the store and are fried in peanut oil. I think they are really good, especially when you get them Cajun style. They also offer free peanuts. I've visited this location several times and the service is always good but you do have to keep in mind that they cook to order so at a minimum it will take 5 minutes for your food to be ready. If they are really busy it might take a few more minutes, but they do offer call ahead and online ordering. I really like this location and think it's a great addition to the offerings in Midtown. I highly recommend checking them out if you have never been. It's a great meal under $10.

2.5 stars for Five Guys? That seems a little harsh to me as it is a serviceable burger spot. I've eaten at a few Five Guys across Atlanta and they have all been good. Would I like a little more creativity in toppings? Maybe so. But I haven't had any problems with them at all. Additionally, there's a lot of competition on the burger front in Midtown with the coming addition of Smashburger at 10th and Peachtree in a few months.

Gotta love burgers. I feel like a man's man everytime I walk into this place it's great. Unless they every once in awhile forget a patty inside the burger. Check your food and enjoy!

Of all the burger places that have popped up, Five Guys produces one of the tastier burgers around. Maybe it's the fact they don't use any preservatives or fillers in their beef. Or maybe it's all the toppings that can be piled on top of your burger. The result is a big mouth-watering mess that tastes like it's straight off the backyard grill. Toppings include standard ones like ketchup, mustard, mayo and pickles, but you can also get grilled onions or mushrooms, jalapeno peppers, A-1 sauce, bbq sauce and hot sauce. And there's no upcharge for any topping, unlike some other burger places. Unfortunately, the bun doesn't hold up under all the toppings. Something a little thicker is in order. The Kosher hot dog is the best tasting dog I've had in a restaurant. I really wish they'd leave it whole but they split it down the middle and grill it. It's a big sloppy mess to eat, but lip smacking good, too. Fries are cut thick and fried with the skin on. They're served in a white paper cup, spilling out and blotting the brown paper bag with grease spots that scream "just out of the fryer" hot. A sign in the front tells you what Idaho farm that day's potatoes come from. While not quite local, it ties in nicely with trends to know where your food comes from. The menu is pretty simple, but don't be tricked by the columns that say Hamburger and Little Hamburger. The "Little" is really a normal size burger with the Hamburger being a double. I ate and ate and didn't think I'd ever finish my burger when I realized the marketing gimmick they had pulled. A Little will be plenty for most people. The red and white tile walls and floor and polished metal hood are gleaming, giving the impression of a spotlessly clean restaurant. The walls are adorned with dozens of the best burger and best fries awards they've won in many communities. It's not the absolute best burger I've had, and doesn't measure up to Farm Burger, but it's a step above most of the burger places that have popped up.

Another entrant in the Peachtree burger wars. I went to check out this place on a friday noon. I had to wait for a while to get to order my food, and even longer to get my burger. One thing you can't help but notice on the walls are all the banners proclaiming how their burgers are ranked by a wide variety of publications. It almost feels like they need to reassure themselves that they are the best. Well they aren't. if you going to bombard me with that you need to bring something unique. Something like flip, or something like Tornado Burger in Houston. Something that makes me want to pick them over Vortex down the street. Evo's across the street and a dozen other places in my car. It's a good burger grilled well done, with a lot of topping choices. the fries were heaped in the bag, but it also made it greasy. In the end it's a satisfying burger, but not exceptional. The advertising, hype left me wanting more. Maybe some shakes, or something else besides just a burger, fries, and a coke.

Friendly employees, clean restaurant, great food. Sometimes food employees in Atlanta can be rude but I have never had a bad experience here.

Good stuff. Burgers are consistently good. I got the little cheeseburger which is not so little and the little fries, which is huge too. Ate about 3/4 of both and was full. Get the Cajun spice on the fries - messy but delicious.

It's good and qucik. Nice to have it in the below 10th St district. Service and peanuts have improved in recent visits. A good quick option for Viewpoint residents.

Please don't sweep floor around customers who are rating. The sweeping actions kick up dust and it's gross thinking about and looking at the collected debris and food!

Lately, everytime I come here, they dbl the meat. I'm not a meat person. I like thin burgers. Other than that burgers and fries are decent!

Great burger, pretty good fries, super nice chat with a staff member 'bout weather, history etc. Only real minus: the strong smell you can't get out of your coat for days.

The staff is black.. not just "oh this is all they're good at" black but like "dats my cuzin and dem you should hire dem too" black.. the prices as we all know are marked up to where even a retarded 3rd grader would raise an eyebrow.. I spoke to the GM and management quite a few times about how it's not making sales.. how they hate customers using the wifi they for some odd reason provide.. Peanuts in a random open box is sickening idk where the city's hands have been.. Soda machine is missing most flavorful plus it's old as Jesus.. they post dated news ads bragging about their shit burger.. idk to find it funny Rosas they'd reach so far for attention.. btw Yelp said "put some mustard on the review" so if it burns

All the Way - or your doing it wrong. You can also add jalepenos or hot sauce, A-1 if you nasty. Definitely the best quick burger to be had. Anywhere.

You can walk into any five guys and the experience is always the same and leave knowing that your life has been cut short a few years thanks to some real delicious and heart clogging food. I tend to stumble over my order because on most of the places where you pick your toppings I generally say "all of it" and save my brain the work and it's my subtle way of stickingittotheman. That is, however, impossible at 5 Guys. After stuttering between ketchup mayo mustard A1 sauce and barbecue sauce I finally was handed something delicious. I love the Cajun fries. I also like the ketchup pumps.