Five Guys Burger and Fries in Birmingham

Crazy busy as you would expect in a city centre. Food orders taken quickly and then quite a wait for the food. Burger wasn't hot when I got it but it was nice and decent. Mayonnaise machine had ran out and couldn't grab anyone to refill. 1 of the drinks machines also ran out of nearly every 100 possible flavours.

Went in here with my daughter and grandson as we hadn't come across a McDonald's. Wish we hadn't bothered. Overpriced for soggy buns, too much ketchup and shocking presentation. Best thing was the chips but these were all just in the bottom of the brown bag. The hot dog had cheese even though we didn't want it and although the burgers tasted fine, the buns were horrible. Too much ketchup making everything soggy. Why not serve it separately. We all agreed we'd never go to a five guys again. As my 7 Yr old grandson said - the real deal? No a bad deal 😡

Beef burgers are good quality and cooked well. If you only want a small lunch then the small burger (which I assumed was just for children) is perfectly adequate as it just means 1 burger instead of 2 on the bun.

We love the burgers and fries, they always maintain the same quality level. People here treated us very nicely, and there was no wait at all in lunchtime. The milkshake is also worth having.

Very tasty burger. Little expensive but nice treat

Well the milkshake is rather good. The chips are on parr with other places, but regarding the burger, you should go to coop and buy the cheapest frozen burgers. What really annoys me is that the food mentioned above costed me £19. Absolute rip off.

Five Guys make the best burgers and fries. Price is high but portions are ample :) I will be back for more in a few weeks.

The venue is clean, from entry to open kitchen to toilets, fabulous decor seating areas, exits, covid restrictions in full swing. Gobsmacked at the price list, the food was tasty well put together, but nothing high end warranting £11.95 for a burger and chips, be aware you pay for each item no meals on offer. I wanted a milkshake but at £5.95 I couldn't justify its tiny cup even thou I had the money.It's food I don't regularly eat off plan. For a family of 4 to eat a burger and cups with a shake you're looking at £71.60 minimum.I've had too of the food star food that costs less and left me full, so this is a place I won't frequent often as I was still hungry afterwards....

Tried out Five Guys. Birmingham Bullring. 'bout 8pm on a Thursday. Tail end of lockdown. Cashier asked if I'd been before. I said no and she explained the Five Guys proposition. Somehow they called normal burgers little and double burgers normal I ended up with a larger burger than I needed. Can't say it was that big, but somehow it was filling. Really juicy burger. I asked for small fries, but seemed my delivery bag was full of them. No idea if I was lucky or that's the deal. Strawberry cheesecake shake was absolutely gorgeous but too expensive and/or too small for the price. It took ages to arrive for some reason. Overall, tasty, but very expensive. Three times the price of McDonald's, but not three times better. Two times maybe?

Fantastic burgers! It is expensive for a fast food place but it was totally worth it. The burger seemed small but they put so much stuff in it, and their patties are so big you realise how big of a burger is. I didn't really like the chips, I prefer the chips more crispy, but leaving the skin add a nice taste to it. Definetly suggest you to try it.