Five Guys is just average to me. I don't eat meat so throwing a bunch of veggies with melted cheese with no bun doesn't quite do it for me; I can make that at home.
Having been gluten free for a year, Five Guys has NEVER gotten me sick. When you order lettuce wrap they ALWAYS ask if it's allergy related. Saying yes means the are very careful and take precautions to make there is no cross contamination. Fries are naturally gluten free and are cooked in a fryer that only cooks fries. Which is why you can NOT eat any fries from any of the big chains.
Yes
I eat here a couple times a month. Never been burned, always delicious.
Simply not serving a bun does not make you a gluten free restaurant.
We stopped by to use the restroom and kids wanted some fries. we asked the staff about GF options. The first employee had no information/idea about it. But then a second employee came to give us the allergens list and explained that their fries are always GF. We ordered fries and everything was fine
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
— Excellent
Closed. Not open
I had a craving for fries and found this place in the FMGF app. Seriously some good fries! I asked the person behind the counter if they had gluten free fries, she looked at me as she didn’t understand what I was asking. Then I rephrased, asking if they had a fries-dedicated fryer, and she confirmed yes. I like that they have an open kitchen so we’re able to watch they prepare the food.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Excellent
We decided to try 5 Guys on Eagle Rd again on a non busy evening. Unfortunately the order taking cashier was literally as uneducated as I’ve seen a human in YEARS! When his manager came over to help place the order after a brief scary moment of deer in the headlights, she ended up helping him place the order correctly in the computer. Unfortunately, I don’t think the staff is trained for celiac safe because of the stomachache I have this morning. I rate 5 Guys NOT safe for celiac unless you have proper order protocol memorized and a staff educated in protocol. Eating out lately in Idaho is proving unsafe.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
Great experience we have four people with celiac disease felt safe eating here. They ask if it’s an allergy and do everything separately.
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent