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They just opened up around here. After reading this thread I might have to do the same.Never been there. I might have to check it out.
They just opened up around here. After reading this thread I might have to do the same.Never been there. I might have to check it out.
Yeah man, I love both the hot dogs and burgers. I get my dog with mayo, mustard, onion, jalapenos, cheese and bacon. At least 10lbs of my fat #### can be blamed on that place.It's hard not to get a burger at 5 guys, but their dogs a really good too. Bacon, cheese, mustard, relish.
I <3 RRRoys started in DC and then went more regional up the East Coast. They were started by Marriott.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Rogers_RestaurantsRoy Rogers wasn't a local DC chain, there was one down the street from my house (in NJ, and nowhere near the Turnpike) as far back as 1985, at least.Five Guys rocks. Haven't been to one in over a year because of a diet. miss the fries.
Roy Rogers was great as a local DC chain. But now that it's all over the Jersey Turnpike, I can't imaging the same quality. But the Roy Rogers Double-R Burger...that was scrumptous.
Anyone remember Geno's? They were a chain in the late 70s, but they had to close shop. Always thought the quality was good.
Ironically, it seems like the only place RR's are not, is in the DC area. I demolish their roast beef sandwich every single time I get withing 10 miles of that place. I travel a lot with work, the closest RR's to me is about an hour. If I heard that direction, completely worth it!I <3 RRRoys started in DC and then went more regional up the East Coast. They were started by Marriott.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Rogers_RestaurantsRoy Rogers wasn't a local DC chain, there was one down the street from my house (in NJ, and nowhere near the Turnpike) as far back as 1985, at least.Five Guys rocks. Haven't been to one in over a year because of a diet. miss the fries.
Roy Rogers was great as a local DC chain. But now that it's all over the Jersey Turnpike, I can't imaging the same quality. But the Roy Rogers Double-R Burger...that was scrumptous.
Anyone remember Geno's? They were a chain in the late 70s, but they had to close shop. Always thought the quality was good.![]()
ErroneousMeh. I could do without the greeting when people walk in the door. Burgers are okay, not great. Fries suck. And I just don't really enjoy places where I can't get a cold beer.
Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
Me neither.I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
I've had one of the current turnpike versions, not nearly the same as what Roy Rogers was putting out in the 80's. Still one of the only burgers I've ever thought was good enough to eat plain.Brunell4MVP said:Roy Rogers was great as a local DC chain. But now that it's all over the Jersey Turnpike, I can't imaging the same quality. But the Roy Rogers Double-R Burger...that was scrumptous.
I think he's thinking of Jimmy John's.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
They're probably talking to the other workers, not you chief.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
If my food is good, I don't care what the hell they do or sayGeneral Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
ODoyleRules said:Love the burgers at Portillo's - that's pretty much all I'll get there (no slight against the dog, ital beef, chopped salad or ribs, all of which are also awesome).I've never been inclined to order a burger at Portillos. How do you go into that place and not go dog or beef?Not impressed...maybe just too much grease for me. Fuddruckers and even Portillos in Chicago has it all over this place...
Been to 5 five guys in the area and have NEVER been greeted.I have been awarded with great burgers and unbeatable fries though. And thats enough for me to make me keep comin back.bacon cheeseburger (not little) w/ketchup, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickle, mushrooms, jalapenos, and A1.Sideshow Bob said:Me neither.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
I'm always a little disappointed that they don't serve milk shakes. Seems like a place like 5 Guys would have milkshakes.General Malaise said:And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.
Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
The location in Woodbridge, VA did Hershey's shakes for a while. I guess they were just part of a trial program to see if it's something they should add to all locations. Guess not enough people bought them.I'm always a little disappointed that they don't serve milk shakes. Seems like a place like 5 Guys would have milkshakes.General Malaise said:And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.
The hell I am...shuke said:I think he's thinking of Jimmy John's.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
Yeah, I gave those up when I turned 8.Seriously, if I can't get a cold beer with a juicy burger, I'm just not intersted.thecatch said:I'm always a little disappointed that they don't serve milk shakes. Seems like a place like 5 Guys would have milkshakes.General Malaise said:And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.
Yes, but then you get to see the specimens who make your food up close....their zit covered faces, stringy bad hair, smoke infused CO2 discharged air huffing towards your items. No thanks. If some sort of wookie clam is making my food, fine...just do it behind closed doors.Rayderr said:Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
you are in Silver Spring right? There is a RR in Gaithersburg and two in Germantown. A bit of a hike for you (about 20 - 25 miles) but closer than an hour.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:Ironically, it seems like the only place RR's are not, is in the DC area. I demolish their roast beef sandwich every single time I get withing 10 miles of that place. I travel a lot with work, the closest RR's to me is about an hour. If I heard that direction, completely worth it!phrozen said:I <3 RRDCThunder said:Roys started in DC and then went more regional up the East Coast. They were started by Marriott.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Rogers_RestaurantsEvilgrin 72 said:Roy Rogers wasn't a local DC chain, there was one down the street from my house (in NJ, and nowhere near the Turnpike) as far back as 1985, at least.Brunell4MVP said:Five Guys rocks. Haven't been to one in over a year because of a diet. miss the fries.
Roy Rogers was great as a local DC chain. But now that it's all over the Jersey Turnpike, I can't imaging the same quality. But the Roy Rogers Double-R Burger...that was scrumptous.
Anyone remember Geno's? They were a chain in the late 70s, but they had to close shop. Always thought the quality was good.![]()
Love their fries too.
Been to a lot of the 5 guys in the DC area and the new one that opened outside of Denver and never heard them yell thisRayderr said:Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
I've never had a problem with the appearance of the people cooking the food. In fact the one near me has some reasonably attractive women fixing the food.Yes, but then you get to see the specimens who make your food up close....their zit covered faces, stringy bad hair, smoke infused CO2 discharged air huffing towards your items. No thanks. If some sort of wookie clam is making my food, fine...just do it behind closed doors.Rayderr said:Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
This is a simple burger place that reminds me of my favorite SoCali fast food places. Very much a suburb haven for families, parties for local high school athletes, cheap dates of established couples and very much the working class burger place in a middle class neighborhood with huge servings and very little attitude. Its kind of a "guy" place as well....atmosphere is secondary to serving size, taste & value for the money [note most of the positive reviews so far are from men]. Regarding attitude, in fact the help is perpetually "up" and scream "5 at the door" when 5 new customers walk in. Its big, its greasy, its clean (fortunately) and not for regular consumption (like multiple visits per week) because you'll drive our cardiologist nuts!
Well, you must live in the land of milk and abundant honies because where I live, hot chicks typically don't flip fast food burgers.I've never had a problem with the appearance of the people cooking the food. In fact the one near me has some reasonably attractive women fixing the food.Yes, but then you get to see the specimens who make your food up close....their zit covered faces, stringy bad hair, smoke infused CO2 discharged air huffing towards your items. No thanks. If some sort of wookie clam is making my food, fine...just do it behind closed doors.Rayderr said:Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
Didn't say "hot". Said "reasonably attractive."Well, you must live in the land of milk and abundant honies because where I live, hot chicks typically don't flip fast food burgers.I've never had a problem with the appearance of the people cooking the food. In fact the one near me has some reasonably attractive women fixing the food.
Who do you think I am, Offdee? Anything reasonably attractive enough to cank is hot enough for me. I'm the judge in the olympics who gives out 10's like Gatorade in the Boston Marathon.Didn't say "hot". Said "reasonably attractive."Well, you must live in the land of milk and abundant honies because where I live, hot chicks typically don't flip fast food burgers.I've never had a problem with the appearance of the people cooking the food. In fact the one near me has some reasonably attractive women fixing the food.
If you're in Alexandria, have you been to Ray's Hell Burger?Rayderr said:Been to at least 6 different 5 Guys and none of them have done that. I do tend to always hear "2 patties!" after I place my order. Except for the one in Alexandria during lunch. They're smart enough just to be frying away all the hamburgers they can because that place gets swamped during lunch hour.Also, I like being able to see them make my hamburger. Gives me confidence that they're not spitting in my food like at McDonald's.General Malaise said:Really? At the one by my house they shout "ONE IN THE DOOR!!! ONE IN THE DOOR! ONE IN THE DOOR!".....They do that for every person or group that walks in. It rates with the obnoxiousness of a Red Robin birthday song. Just shut up and make my food. I don't want to hear you sing, I don't want to hear you yell, and frankly, I don't really want to see the derelicts flipping burgers either.And sell me a freaking beer with my burger. It's un-American not to do so.Aaron Rudnicki said:I've never been greeted when walking into a Five Guys.![]()
sounds like your 5 Guys sucks. I guess you should move.The fries at the 5 Guys near me were terrible. Bland, greasy, and contained almost no potato. The burger was good but I've had better. I'm not sure what the appeal of this place is.
I just ate,I almost stopped and tried 5Guys today as I was only a block away. I just ate lunch though. But it still crossed my mind a couple of times. Including while I was eating.
Yeah, I'm not sure it's worth all that. But to be fair, I doubt I'd drive that far for anything that lacked a ###### or 12+% alcohol.The closest 5 Guys to me is 16.5 miles away in freaking Carson, CA. But I just might have to make the trip this weekend to see what the fuss is about.
Oh, for the love god. It's a freakin' clinical term 4th-graders use. Are you KIDDING me?:dayone:
not really
Does ###### get the filter now?Edit: I guess it does. That is pretty pathetic. What about penis?Oh, for the love god. It's a freakin' clinical term 4th-graders use. Are you KIDDING me?:dayone:
Wisteria Rd, I know it well, I know it well.you are in Silver Spring right? There is a RR in Gaithersburg and two in Germantown. A bit of a hike for you (about 20 - 25 miles) but closer than an hour.