Five Guys

4.1
723 reviews
A close-up view of regular order of Five Guys fries.

About

Fast Food RestaurantAmerican RestaurantHot Dog RestaurantRestaurantBurger Joint
Your nearby Five Guys at 1223 Commonwealth Ave in Boston is ready to offer you a classic take on burgers, hot dogs, fries, milkshakes and more! Whether it's using fresh ground beef (there are no freezers in our restaurants), double-cooking our fries in 100 percent peanut oil, hand-preparing fresh ingredients every morning or serving peanuts while you wait, we strive to provide the best experience each and every time you visit. With more than 250,000 ways to customize your burger and 1,000+ milkshake combinations, satisfying your craving is just a click away!

Details

  • Dine-inAvailable
  • DeliveryAvailable
  • TakeoutAvailable
  • DebitAvailable

Location

Five Guys
1223 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA
02134, United States

Hours

Reviews

4.1
723 reviews
5 stars
388
4 stars
180
3 stars
62
2 stars
26
1 star
67

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Customer Service

Multiple reviews highlighted rude and unhelpful staff, with some customers feeling discriminated against.

Food Quality

The burgers and fries received positive feedback for their taste and quality, although there were occasional complaints about inconsistency.

Pricing

Many customers found the prices to be high for fast food, with some expressing that the value did not match the cost.

Cleanliness and Hygiene

Concerns were raised about hygiene practices among staff, with reports of unsanitary behavior observed.

Order Accuracy

Several customers reported issues with incorrect orders and poor handling of online orders.
  • PP
    Phoebe Park
    3 days ago
    1.0
    I ordered via the website, because I was told this helped out the store however one of my items was missing in my delivery. I was unable to reach the delivery driver so I called the store to request a refund & had the absolute worst customer service and experience. I provided both my name, email and order # but the female manager insisted that I was not in their system. I respelled my name and email multiple times as I was understanding that it might be hard to hear. However she insisted that I wasn’t in her system and would need to come in person. The experience was worse in person, as the staff said it was “free” and tried to wave me off. I insisted that I wanted a receipt or confirmation if there was a refund. Only then did they admit that no refund happened and they offered to remake the missing item. I will absolutely not be ordering thru Five Guys and I highly encourage better customer experience training. Huge disappointment Noting, that I am understanding of working in a place that is not your native language but insisting that I come in store and lying about my order are separate issues.
  • VM
    Vedat Melet
    Oct 23, 2025
    1.0
    The elderly female employee was very rude and disrespectful. I couldn’t write her name because I didn’t know it.
  • B1
    Bernard 1
    Sep 26, 2025
    5.0
    Their burgers are top of the line. If I want a big burger, Five Guys is my go to. And when they have the BOGO offer, the value goes crazy. And the burgers never miss. Only critique is I wish the fries were always super crispy. I've gotten the cajun fries maybe 5 times and one time it was crispy and were some of the best cajun fries I've ever had from anywhere my entire life...and the other times they're a bit more soggy, but the taste is there (even when they're made fresh) and they're just fine.
  • TD
    türker durmaz
    Sep 23, 2025
    1.0
    Hello, I am an Uber driver. At the exact time and date this message is being sent, I picked up an order from this store, this branch. After picking up the package, I asked the store manager for permission to use the restroom, but I was told it is “only for customers.” So, I went to the counter, paid $2 for a bottle of water, and only then was I allowed to use the restroom. Here’s the point I want to make: as Uber drivers, we are the ones responsible for picking up the products this store sells and delivering them safely to customers. In that sense, we are essentially working in partnership with these brands. I can understand if a store does not want random people off the street using their restrooms, since some people leave them dirty. But we Uber drivers already face enough challenges on the job, and when we politely request to use a restroom at the very stores we are helping do business, it should not be an issue. What this store did is absolutely disgraceful. To say “only customers” can use the restroom makes no sense. Any random customer can walk in, destroy the restroom, and walk out. Meanwhile, I, who came in to support the business by picking up an order, could easily leave it just as clean as I found it. So I want to address this message directly to the area manager: Sir, I left that $2 bottle of water there for you. Please drink it in my place. If it was you who made this rule—and I’m sure it was—then shame on you. This is a pathetic decision and shows a pathetic perspective. I truly hope that after reading this message, you change this ridiculous mindset. Because people like you, with such disgraceful thinking, are far too common in America today. America needs people who think with logic, with empathy, and with a broader perspective. So start learning how to empathize and make better decisions. And please, drink the $2 bottle of water I left there for you. If you don’t, then at least give it to someone in need—maybe a homeless person.
  • AK
    Abdullah Kozacıoğlu
    Sep 8, 2025
    1.0
    I’m a regular customer at Five Guys and usually order quite often. But today I had a really bad experience at this location. When I went into the store, one of the male staff members was extremely rude and unhelpful. I asked to use the restroom, but he refused to let me in because it was locked with a code. I explained that I’m a regular and just ordered food yesterday, but today I only needed to use the restroom. Still, he spoke to me in a cold and disrespectful way, saying things like “That was yesterday, not today.” What upset me even more was how differently he treated other customers. He seemed to act more friendly toward people who looked like him, but was cold and unfriendly toward others like me. This felt very unfair and made me feel really uncomfortable. I’ve never experienced anything like this before at Five Guys, and it was very disappointing. I won’t be coming back to this location again.

Frequently Asked Questions About Five Guys

What is the Five Guys story/How did you guys get your name?

Five Guys began its pursuit to redefine the global burger landscape in 1986 when Jerry and Janie Murrell asked three of their sons whether they wanted to start a business or go to college. Now, three decades after our first location opened in Arlington, Va., Five Guys – a fast-casual restaurant chain named for the Murrells' five sons – serves a classic take on hamburgers, fries and milkshakes in more than 1,700 locations across 24 countries. You can read more about the story of Five Guys at www.FiveGuys.com!

Does Five Guys offer delivery?

As of June 2024, we have more than 1,800 locations in over 24 countries! Most of our restaurants are in the United States.