Five Guys - Sandy

After reading all the great reviews, I was excited to try this restaurant. I decided to order a BLT because it was one of the cheaper items on the menu, priced at $6.49. The cashier asked if I wanted avocado on it and I agreed, not realizing it would cost extra. In the end, my sandwich cost $7.09. The staff was friendly during my visit, but the food was disappointing, especially considering the price. It was one of the worst BLTs I've ever had. I could have found a better sandwich elsewhere for the same price, making it a disappointing waste of money.

The staff here was incredibly friendly and personable, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The food arrived promptly and was delicious. Overall, it was definitely a standout dining experience!

My husband and I went to this restaurant today and were extremely impressed by the hospitality we received. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was impeccable, and the service was outstanding. Without a doubt, this was the best dining experience of my life. The manager definitely deserves a raise.

The personal was very friendly and has made a good job on our great order. the food was delicious and as always they hooked her extra with fries.

I am not going to mince words here when I say that this establishment was singlehandedly the most demonic franchise that I have ever visited. Not only are the prices a little high when put against comparable joints, but they served me one of the most pathetic BLTs that I've had the displeasure of consuming in years. The ratios were awful (way too much bacon and not nearly enough lettuce) and the textures were even worse (tomatos felt like they just got taken out of the freezer and the bacon was far too crispy). They also include cheddar cheese on the BLTs for some reason (mine arrived with cheddar even though I requested no cheese). Like to be fair this is supposed to be a burger joint, but given the small menu size it is unnacceptable in my view to offer such an embarrassingly underwhelming menu option such as their BLT.But while that aspect of this restaurant' is obviously regrettable, it is not the reason behind the demonic' aspect of the building. The true cause is the fact that the interior design consists of walls plastered with self-congratulatory news/magazine articles proclaiming the virtue of Five Guys. I suspect that these articles serve two purposes: first, to stroke the clearly massive and insecure egos of the founders of Five Guys (like many business owners, being plagued by massive insecurities that can only be soothed by surrounding themselves with hundreds of articles proclaiming that they are God's very special and creative Good Business Boy for their travails). The second is to subtly gaslight the customers into mistakenly beleiving that this institution deserves even a crumb of respect by presenting them with what would seem to be evidence to the contrary. Either way, this obvious attempt at psychological warfare is not going to be effective at anyone whose brain is more developed than that of a preschooler's (which isn't saying much considering the country that we live in), and it makes the entire building have a tacky and chintzy look to it.To me, it just seems that the owners placed these articles everywhere because they want to constantly remind you how good the restaurant is, which is a smart move because if you go by the actual taste of the food, it sure is really easy to forget.At least the fries were good.