I’ve been here a few times just for the gluten-free fries, and haven’t gotten sick.
Yes
No gluten free buns.
Celiacs can always count on a decent burger and fries at Five Guys nation wide. We are full time RV'ers and travel coast to coast. We've come to expect Five Guys as the go-to place if all else fails (ie hard to find a dedicated gluten free place in small town midwest). The only improvement might be to start offering sweet potato fries.
Yes
Only went to order fries. Fryer is only for fries and they are so good. No reaction.
— Somewhat
— Excellent
They only put fries in the fryer, so it's safe!
The food tasted good, did not have gluten free buns like other five guys locations I’ve been to but had the option of a bowl or a lettuce wrap for the burger. As always the fries are delicious.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Good
I have eaten here in the past with no issues. Today was terrible. I asked for a refund. I stated gluten allergy and asked staff to change gloves. They didn’t change gloves. When I reminded them they made a face and changed gloves but then touched bread before making my lettuce wrap. When I said something about it the girl made a face. So I asked for a refund.
— Not at all
Fries are gluten free (nothing but potatoes go into the fryer), and burgers are grilled on a separate cooktop and with separate, clearly marked utensils from buns. Burgers can be served lettuce-wrapped or in a bowl. Almost all shakes are GF (just not Oreo or Reese’s mix-ins), so you may be able to get away with asking the staff to wipe down the shake blender wand to avoid cross contact.
Staff is moderately aware of gluten and food allergies. They’re happy to answer questions about condiments and food prep methods.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Excellent