Five Guys

Prices keep going up, definitely not worth 6$ for a burger, fries are halfway decent when the oil is fresh. UN-N-OUT, RED ROBIN, then maybe FIVE GUYS, in that order. We probably won't be going back for awhile. Yeah, you'll spend 10$ for a burger at RED ROBIN but that includes bottomless fries. You will spend a minimum of 10$ - 11$ at five guys for a LITTLE (single pattie) HAMBURGER and REGULAR FRIES.

From the juiciness of the burger to the mass amount of fries, I can't get enough. A single Patty is sufficient especially if you want fries, which you should because they're fresh and taste absolutely delicious. I'd highly recommend a shake as well!

A more unusual visit for me. Haven't been to a five guys in a long time. Great service, great food. Price I think was a bit steep, but you only need one order of fries for 2 people. So that works better. Would definitely visit again.

Simply great burgers. And Fries.
It's a Five Guys, and it's pretty consistent with other Five Guys. Bright, clean. Walls covered in positive food reviews from newspapers. Smells like burgers and peanuts. If you have already been to another location, you probably know what to expect.

--If you haven't been before, it's pretty simple. Pick a burger size (the Little is not little, the regular is a big burger), decide if you want cheese and/or bacon to grace your burger, then choose your toppings (there are lots of toppings). Then, wait for your order and enjoy some complimentary shelled peanuts while you read up on the origin story of your fries for the day. Your burger will not disappoint you. The amount of fries will overwhelm you. --

Parking can be a bit limited at times due to the Streets of St. Charles, but there's always the garage on the other end of the complex if you are willing to walk. I would highly recommend ordering in advance on the Five Guys app, and skipping the only consistent negative of the Five Guys experience (the wait).