
Last night Timmy and I embarked on a journey involving burgers, fries and drinks at a little place called Five Guys. If you have never heard of Five Guys let me drop a few lines for ya. In 1986, the first Five Guys opens in Arlington, Virginia. They have won multiple awards for their food, give you complete control on what goes on your burger and is known as the East coast In-N-Out. They offer hamburgers, cheese burgers, hotdogs, veggie burgers, fries, and of course peanuts. They also have bacon so you can add that to your menu picks as well. They offer endless peanuts for their customers to eat while you are waiting for you food. They literally have boxes sitting around; straight stacks on stacks. They also have peanut shells all over the restaurant. They are every where you go. It's almost like a game to try to find where they aren't present.
If you have never had Five Guys you should change that as soon as possible, also known as ASAP. Timmy has never had Five Guys, so that's exactly what we did. We changed that ASAP. Five Guys offers a solid cheese burger/hamburger, some delicious fries and a wonderful array of fountain drinks. If you want to enjoy an american cheese burger you have come to the right place. It's not the best though let that be known. They are also a little on the pricey side. If you want a burger, fries, and a drink you're looking at spending more than ten dollars. I have no problem going there and dropping that because it's a great meal. If the food is great, the price doesn't matter to me.
With all that said, is Five Guys better than In-N-Out?

The answer is No. Get outta here with that crazy talk.
In-N-Out is, and will always be better than Five Guys. Go ahead and try to argue with me. You really can't. There is no argument. Better food, better prices and better locations. But what about all the awards they’ve won? Who cares. Put up your awards, we’ll be eating better food at In-N-Out. Nothing with compare to an In-N-Out cheeseburger. It will trump anything out there and will always leave you wanting more. I could have In-N-Out for lunch and go back for dinner. I don't want to do that at Five Guys. Don't get me wrong I enjoy my meal at Five Guys, but I don't want to eat it all over again like I do at In-N-Out. I am California through and through and that means In-N-Out 'til I die.
In-N-Out > Five Guys.
- Taylor