Five Guys - Exeter

We came for a celebrity meal after reading all great reviews and I'm glad we made it! We had a nice corner table opposite the rest of the restaurant. We had the cheese souffle and pig belly for starters (the pig bell was a very good part and both starters were very delicious! . Mains were a Ribeye Steak (which I was told was very good, then I had a flat iron steak and half a lobster. Desserts were a chocolate brownie sunflower and a chic cookie. All in all, a nice meal and service and I would go again.

The prices at this restaurant were a bit surprising. Two large bacon cheeseburgers, a large order of fries, and two bottles of beer came to a total of £36! However, the portion sizes were very generous. One large order of fries was more than enough for four people. We appreciated the friendly advice from the waitress to share between us. The double burger was huge and delicious. The fries were made from freshly cut local potatoes and were addictively tasty. We also enjoyed the Brooklyn Lager, which had a 5.2% alcohol content and cost £4.95. It appeared that peanuts were available for customers, but we didn't notice them. Overall, the service was fast, the food was tasty, and the experience was good.

After a trip to Ikea with my grandson Darren. Food was nice, had burgers and chips. Gradually we came to the place for a pint. High calories, however, would not have if on diet. Altogether, good, back soon.

The best burgers and fries you can find. The food is simple, fast, and delicious. The staff is attentive, keeps the place clean, and are always friendly. Can't wait to come back soon!

First visit so didn't know what to expect. On first glance at the prices you would be forgiven for thinking it's over priced. Don't get me wrong, you could get cheaper elsewhere, but you wouldn't get the same level of customisation or quality. The burgers were expertly cooked and the foils were numbered so we knew who's was whos. The amount of fries we got was intense. We definitely ordered more than we could have eaten. As a family of six, 3 large would be plenty. The atmosphere was a little weird. In the sense that we couldn't decide if it was more like a fast food place (like a Burger King) or a restaurant (like a Nandos). It felt like something in the middle. Overall a good first visit and the kids enjoyed the unlimited refills. Personally, I'd consider Five Guys more of a treat yourself type of venue rather than a quick bite to eat on the go.