I’m extremely sensitive to gluten and grains. I eat their french fries all the time and sometimes a burger in lettuce or a bowl. I’ve also had their vanilla milkshake several times. I’ve never felt sick afterwards and I’ve been eating there for four years.
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.
Fries were too salty. Bunless burger is a burger thrown in a tin, so not what I expected the burger could have been made in a lettuce wrap form the purpose of a burger is to est with your hands. If I wanted a salad I would have spent less money in Panera next door.
This place is pretty cool but most people just go to in-n-out now so it is not that busy but it is a chain so be careful. I haven’t gotten sick here yet but that doesn’t mean you won’t. I haven’t seen any cross contamination. Have fun and I recommend the bacon burger because it is super good.
This was one of my fiancée’s favorite places before getting diagnosed, and she’s continued to enjoy it without any reaction. I’m not sure if they have GF bread because she prefers a burger bowl over GF bun. They always put her burger in a special aluminum container to keep track of her order, and she gets her Cajun fries like normal