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  • I popped my 5G cherry on a recent business trip to Washington so going in to the very busy down town location I knew what to expect. I also figured most chains that cross the borders are inconsistent so I lowered my expectations just in case. My other half hadn't heard of 5 Guys until I sent him the hilarious video of a gentleman doing a review of 5 G from his car. With his review being nothing more than "OH MY DAMN" in the back of our minds we took a chance on grabbing some grub before heading to a movie down the street. As I previously mentioned I was anticipating a terrible experience and the boyf was losing his MIND with anticipation. We walk in and get hit by the blinding lights and almost too sterile retro decoration. The place was busy but we didn't wait at all to place our order. The girl at the counter was kind enough to explain how it worked to the boyf and then we ordered. He got a double burger (large?) with bacon and cheese. I got a small (single?) with a plethora of toppings. Including my absolute favourite grilled mushrooms!! We grabbed a table and filled our cups and waited for our number to be called. I think we waited about 10 minutes for our order which then came in the classic brown bag stained with grease from the piles of fries they put in the bag. You're probably wondering how my meal was given my lowered expectations.... Dare I say that it was better than when I got 5G in the States!! It was perfectly topped and completely delicious. We didn't grab any of the free peanuts they have by the condiments because we were saving room for our feast, but that's an option if you're starving and want a bit of a snack. 2 burgers, a large fries and 2 fountain pops came to $30. It's a bit steep for 2 meals, of just burgers and fries if you ask me. Nevertheless it was pretty great. A nice occasional treat given the gluttony in which we partook. One more negative is that the bathrooms are in the basement.10 Dundas is a newer building so basement bathrooms are almost sacrilegious. Who am I kidding though, I'm hooked and as I write this am craving a burger from 5 Guys.
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