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A Shout Out To Five Guys In Issaquah, Wa

TGK112

By TGK112
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TGK112 Contributor
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I went to Five Guys and ordered a bun-less burger (I brought my own). I asked them to keep the burger away from their buns. When my order was being prepared - all the workers on the line automatically put on new gloves. Another plus for Five Guys is that they have a small menu- so I had no worries about their fries - there was nothing to cc them with.

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One of my favorite places!! My daugher always orders the (bunless) little bacon cheeseburger. Our only complaint was that the cheese always melted (desireable) and stuck to the foil (undesireable). Last time we were there, we told them and they told us to order the cheese on the side . . . the cheese came wrapped separately and she put in on the burger at the table and gave it a minute to soften. Worked great.

Love those fries!

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Oh this makes me so happy!! I cant wait to eat at five guys again.

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