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Not celiac friendly |
Very sloppy job on the lettuce wrap... they didn't even bother putting the sauces I ordered on it. That being said, they had my burger ready within 5 minutes and the fries are delish. They did not know what a gluten allergy was.
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Manager was not familiar with gluten He told me they were not able to accommodate us.
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Very aware of gf; they ask if allergy. No gf bun, but very juicy burger wrapped in lettuce. Fries too!
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Celiac friendly |
1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, MS 39157
As with other FG locations, you can get a bunless burger (in a bowl or lettuce wrap) and upon ordering they ask if it's for an allergy. Fries are fried in a dedicated frier and so far so good at this location.
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2544 S. Adams Rd., Rochester, MI 48309
I was told that I could go ahead and take my chances at the Adams Road restaurant. On our way to Red Robin.
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77 East City Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Gf fries! Only thing fried in the fryers are the fries. They were disorganized but did say they’d change glove before my order. No reaction to gluten
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Celiac friendly |
307 US Hwy 27 S, Sebring, FL 33870
Staff was knowledgeable about preparing and avoiding cross contamination. Only the burger without a bun was safe. Never been to a 5 Guys before even though there is one in my hometown back in Michigan. I wasn’t that impressed with the food so I likely wouldn’t eat at that chain again.
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Not celiac friendly |
40426 Winchester Rd., Temecula, CA 92591
The woman asked me if I was gluten allergy or diet, I said allergy. I thought hey they know what they are doing. The cheeseburger lettuce wrap had lettuce ontop and bottom loosely. The burger was ok, nothing great. I left excited that I could eat here. Not even twenty minutes after eating I was sick. Yep glutened big time that lasted all day. Won’t be coming back.
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Celiac friendly |
1675 N National Rd, Columbus, IN 47201
Great place to eat. Every time I order my hamburger with no bun they always ask “for diet or allergy” when I say allergy the announce it down the line everyone touching my food changes their gloves. All condiments are individually sealed in separated containers. The fries are safe because the potatoes are the only thing that goes into the fryer.
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Not celiac friendly |
2325 SE Delaware Ave, Ankeny, IA 50021
I got super sick after having a lettuce wrapped burger from here :(
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2170 Millennium Boulevard, Cortland, OH 44410
Was contaminated there though I let it be know I was celiac. Was sick for two days.
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Celiac friendly |
1207 Washington St, Hanover, MA 02339
Tell them you have an allergy and the crew knows what to do. Good burger and fries!
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Celiac friendly |
29491 Plymouth Rd., Livonia, MI 48150
Burger bowls are great! You can have cheese and fries here. Steer clear of the Cajun seasoning! They know the allergy routine.
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390 N Citrus Ave, Azusa, CA 91702
Manager took my order when I asked about fries. They make nothing but fries in their deep fryer, and have a good lettuce wrap, with lots of fun free add ons to your burger. Plus peanuts to munch on while you wait. That said peanut dust will be in the air, so avoid if you have that allergy
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Celiac friendly |
931 Senate St., Columbia, SC 29201
They were awesome! Very careful with the food!
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Not celiac friendly |
170 Providence Highway, Dedham, MA 02026
I’ve been to several Five Guys chains across the US and know that the bowl can be safe for celiacs. I said I had an allergy three times to two different people but they still made the bowl with gloves that had just handled buns. If you go here, watch them!
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Celiac friendly |
1408 Peninsula Dr, Erie, PA 16505
The staff was incredibly knowledgeable about Celiac cooking and was able to provide a gluten-free burger & fries that tasted great and did not make anyone sick from cross-contamination. They wrapped the burger and toppings in a lettuce bun that was crispy, fresh, & tasty. The fries also had their own fryer so there was no concern there.
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Celiac friendly |
720 White Horse Pike, Absecon, NJ 08201
Had a burger in a bowl (I didn't want a lettuce wrap, but they will do that) and fries. They will change their gloves, use different spatula, etc. The fries were delicious and I couldn't tell you the last time I was able to eat fried french fries at a restaurant. Nothing else is put in the fryer, and it is fried in peanut oil. Delicious and had no reaction. I'm very sensitive and didn't have a bad reaction.
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Celiac friendly |
208 Hamilton Crossing Drive, Alcoa, TN 37701
Guy behind the counter was upset he had to change gloves and remarked "why does everyone have an allergy." If I eat here again would bring my own bun. I asked for lettuce wrap and got a burger in a bowl. Kinda odd but tasted ok.
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9352 S. Colorado Blvd., Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
They only use their oil to cook fries so there’s no contamination there. Their lettuce wrapped burgers are phenomenal- they wrap them really well.
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3305 W. Central Avenue, Toledo, OH 43606
No GF fries. Employee had no knowledge about GF items available.
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324 McHolme Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15275
Amazing place I ate here several times and never got sick and they have great food!
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Celiac friendly |
5015 Hinkleville Rd, Paducah, KY 42001
We didn’t like the food but I didn’t get sick! They were pretty knowledgeable on protocol to prevent cross contamination!
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Celiac friendly |
3860 McKinley Pkwy, Hamburg, NY 14219
They knew what to do - glove changes, separate bag for the gluten vs the gluten free items and amazing fries with gluten free fryer
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Not celiac friendly |
10 N Sullivan Rd, Spokane, WA 99223
I ordered a burger bowl with mayo and ketchup. Staff took precautions as much as they could. They scooped the mayo and ketchup into a container but took a bite into the mayo and quickly found crumbs. Instant cross contamination and symptoms surely started within 2 hrs. I won't be going back. 😰
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Celiac friendly |
2544 S. Adams Rd., Rochester, MI 48309
Dedicated fryer. Ask if it's an allergy or preference. Eaten here numerous times with no issues
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25-455 Horace Harding Expwy., New York, NY 11362
If you ask for no bun they almost always ask you if you have an allergy. If not tell them and they seem happy to change gloves and be careful. Fries are only thing that go in fryer.
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9330 76th St, Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
No thank you. My "gluton free" burger came on a regular roll. Great fries, good shake, and high price did not work for m
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1015 Ocean Beach Highway, Longview, WA 98632
No GF buns but the lettuce wraps are delicious!! & with the only gluten being buns & some milkshake toppings crosscontamination is not a big threat.
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Celiac friendly |
225 Palm Bay Road, Suite #182, Melbourne, FL 32904
The person who took my order clearly communicated to their staff that my order was for an wheat allergy. This happen more than once to ensure I did not receive any CC. They all changed gloves and took precautions. Burgers are cooked separately from the buns. Fries are the only item in the fryer, so no CC there. I got the burger bowl and small fry, it was cooked perfectly and tasted great.
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Celiac friendly |
2240 NW 19th Street, #900, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Best fries that are gluten free
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Celiac friendly |
3151 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ 08242
I’ve eaten here many times however yesterday I paid close attention and noticed that the employee preparing my lettuce wrap changed her gloves and everything. It’s impressive to me that five guys can get it right and not 5 star restaurants... thank you Five Guys!
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3601 North Blvd, Alexandria, LA 71301
They always do a good job following precautions when I specify a gluten sensitivity. They can do a no bun bowl for bugers and dogs.
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Celiac friendly |
1001 West Interstate Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58503
Like all five guys locations I've been to, this one takes Celiac seriously. Tell them it's for an allergy, they use a special grill and take all the precautions. Five guys is a lifesaver when traveling.
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Not celiac friendly |
73-25 Woodhaven Boulevard, New York, NY 11385
Usually five guys is one of my go to spots for gluten free burgers. But this place is far too busy for me to come back. Amazingly I did not get sick and they did a good job trying to keep my burger gluten free. But with the sheer volume of orders they have at this location the risk of cross contamination is very very high. Their prep table was by far the messiest I have seen at a five guys and there were crumbs every where. Nothing against this location, but the risk is too high here.
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Celiac friendly |
2501 Wabash Ave, Springfield, IL 62704
The burger in a bowl is always good.
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Celiac friendly |
I have eaten here more times than I should admit. They are very knowledgeable and careful. Fries are cooked in a dedicated fryer. I am VERY sensitive, and I have never gotten sick from eating at this location.
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7100 Foundry Row, West Chester Township, OH 45069
My initial impression was good because the person who waited on me was attentive to my needs ... although she kept referring back to peanuts (not peanut cross-contamination on grill), but referenced the allergen list with me and clearly talked about gluten, then. She told the person preparing my fries and burger wrap about the need to change gloves, etc., and she washed down the prep area. So, I felt comfortable enough for my first Five Guys meal.The guy who prepared my food, however, screwed it up. Everything was fine until he started making someone else’s burger while waiting for mine to be done. He picked up that person’s bun to put on condiments. Without changing gloves, he picked up cheese, put a slice on my burger, then brought it to my wrap. When I said I can’t eat that because he didn’t change his gloves before touching the cheese, HE ARGUED WITH ME, insisting he had changed his gloves. I replied he didn’t; he argued with me AGAIN. He had changed his gloves earlier, but NOT after touching the bun before touching my cheese.I’d waited a while for the burger because they grill them fresh, and I was so hungry ... but I was not going to wait that long again and have to watch this belligerent kid like a hawk to be sure he got it right the second time. I asked for my money back. The only saving grace is that the lady who waited on me and the manager were apologetic and refunded my money without issue, and said they would have a talk with the person who prepared my food,I’m glad I was watching, so I didn’t eat the wrap and then get sick. I may try Five Guys again in the future, but probably not this location.I’m not marking this location as unsafe, but as not sure, because from what I’ve heard of Five Guys in general, they are a place we Celiacs can eat. I’d just say to WATCH them, so you know they’re keeping you safe during prep.PS - no GF buns at this location.
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313 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
We’re not familiar with gluten free and took a while for them to understand what I was wanting, but with better training and more GF patrons, they’ll be alright.
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575 Laval Dr, Oshawa, ON L1J 6X2, Canada
I've been to other Five Guys but this location needs to do some work training their staff to be more aware of allergies and ingredients. When I went there, I asked the girl at the counter if the fries were gluten free (I know they are but I still always ask) and she said No. I asked why and she said because they are cooked in peanut oil. 🤷🏻♀️I thought maybe she didn't hear me so I corrected and said, I was asking about gluten. She was rude and responded 'I know what you said, they're not gluten free'.So I obviously left without eating ... and still knowing that they most likely were safe to eat! It's important to train all staff properly to avoid instances like this.
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Celiac friendly |
1359 Riverstone Plaza, Ste. 100, Canton, GA 30114
Love Five Guys!! One of the very few places where I can indulge in French fries, which are made in a dedicated fryer. As they don’t offer any other fried food but the fries, there’s no chance of contaminated oil being used. Though they don’t offer GF buns, burgers can be ordered in a lettuce wrap. Cashier always asks if it’s a preference or an allergy when ordering without a bun, and kitchen staff takes precautions accordingly.
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Celiac friendly |
915-A Playa Ave, Sand City, CA 93955
Get your burger lettuce-wrapped and you’re good to go! Fries are GF (so is the bacon!).
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Celiac friendly |
GF burger served on a tray or in a lettuce wrap; knowledgeable personnel, the fries are GF too!
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3117 S McKenzie St, Foley, AL 36535
i told the cashier that i just wanted french fries and that i had a gluten allergy (people seem to take gluten "allergy" more serious than "celiac disease") and she turned around and yelled "GLUTEN ALLERGY!!!" to the kitchen and it was so embarrassing the entire place was looking at me. and i'm almost positive they didn't change gloves or anything.
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Great in a pinch. They offer lettuce wraps instead of buns.
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Celiac friendly |
1223 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02134
Really really good french fries
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Celiac friendly |
701 N. Milwaukee Ave, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Dedicated fryer for French fries. Simply the best fries around. No GF buns but still a tasty burger without one.
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6095 US-98, Hattiesburg, MS 39402
Five Guys has become a place I can count on. When I ordered the lettuce wrap I was asked if it was allergies or a preference. When I said allergy, he turned around and loudly announced to the kitchen that the lettuce was for an allergy. It’s expensive but it’s usually safe from gluten.
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Celiac friendly |
19574 Molalla Ave., Oregon City, OR 97045
The best fast food in the business. I eat there often and have never gotten sick.
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8240 Preston Road, Plano, TX 75024
Staff was helpful. Fries are GF, only thing fried in the fryer. Burgers can be wrapped in lettuce. Will change gloves to prepare gf meal
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Celiac friendly |
3266 Gateway Street, Springfield, OR 97477
Never had an issue with reactions.
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Celiac friendly |
622 George Washington Hwy, Lincoln, RI 02865
I eat here all the time. The manager makes sure to change gloves before touching my lettuce wrap and watches my burger down the line. Only fries go in the fryer so these are safe also.
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864 West Street Road, Warminster, PA 18974
Staff was knowledgeable about cross contamination and they have separate grills for buns and patties, but the staff still used the same spatulas and gloves to handle our order and other people’s buns.
| Monday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Tuesday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Wednesday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Thursday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Friday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Saturday | 11 am - 10 pm |
| Sunday | 11 am - 10 pm |
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