Burgers are okay, but the real catch to the customer is the overloading of french fries, which are very good. Convenient to me, to when I want a burger and have some time, I'll go back.

I liked that the meat was fresh and raw when they started cooking it. It was a decent burger. The processed cheese was a little disappointing, i want real cheese on gourmet burger, not kraft singles. I don't eat as much as I use to so I skipped the fries which smelled and looked great.

I happen to really like Five Guys Burgers and Fries. Toronto was a special case because we drove in from Buffalo after flying there from Branson MO. We didn't know the area, we were traveling to our timeshare north of Toronto. We stumbled into this Five Guys starving and ready to eat. I was thrilled to be going to a... More

The fries are freshly cut and made on the premises. Salted just right and they even have malt vinegar (the best on fries). Burgers are good BUT the buns they use get soggy fast if they sit for a few minutes wrapped in tin foil. Only complaint is that everything is alla carte. No combo's. Makes is a bit more... More

The service was very friendly and fast but burger and fries could have been from any fast food place. I was hoping for something charbroiled but not to be. Very American style which I'm not into. Peanut shells on the floor - really - does anyone really still like that?

Burger was good but not worth a special trip. The fries are great. They cut fresh potatoes and make them there. Makes the difference.

It was ok, but I figured it would be exceptional and for me it really wasn't. They were friendly and welcoming - but I just figured I would be more impressed with all the hype.

I recently went to the Five Guys Burgers and Fries on Yonge Street a tad bit north of Dundas. The bottom line: great food but the price is what would keep me away. A group of us from work went and I was amazed at how busy the place was. We did see the sign saying we could order in... More

Five Guys makes a great cheeseburger. Probably the best from a fastfood chain. Fries are good (I do prefer McD's) and plentiful. Single serving of fries should satisfy two people, especially at the Warden/Englinton location. I noticed that the Laid Ave (Toronto) location is not as generous with the fries. Five Guys is expensive compared to other chains. $7.99 for... More