I went there a few weeks ago and it also was packed. I wasn't a fan of their burgers. They were very thin and chared(yes..I know they are called CHAR-burgers there. I am not sure if you can request them not as done. We ordered the onion rings which were VERY good and I am interested in trying their milkshakes. Overall, the price was good but the burgers were anything to write home about (just to respond to an online post)=)

I am excited to see what other shops they put in!

I went to the one in Walnut Creek last July. I found them just okay as far as burgers go. Lots of options which is nice, however like the last poster stated they were thin and cooked well done. For the price it an okay place...no reason for lines out the door. I will say that if you are thinking of going to Five Guys this is a much better option.

Went there last night about 6:30 and they were busy. Like the idea of the buzzer, no one is shouting a number which you may not hear. Our burgers were fine, loved the onion rings. I noticed that they don't use a lot of salt on anything. That is up to you. If you want more spice you can add peppers. They have a pepper bar. Our burgers were not over cooked and we got them in a reasonable amount of time. I would go back.

Been there twice, first time long line, but wait was not bad. Burgers/fries/shakes all good. Second time there, it was a little later in the evening, not as busy, all was good but one burger was very, very rare. Too late to go back to get another. Will go again, like it better than In n Out.

Lines out the door, $15 a person for a burger meal? No thanks.
For under $15 I feed burgers to my family of 4, big ground chuck patties and oven fried potatoes. Homemade coleslaw.

I can see the appeal of not having to cook, and all the options fo the burgers, but when a place gets that packed, that appeal is gone for me.

Has anyone noticed the smoke coming from the place? It is especially alarming on calm windless days when a cloud of burger smoke hangs over the shopping center. I wonder if they do not have to adhere to the same air quality rules as the rest of us? I would think they would want to scrub their grill exhaust a bit more to keep it from looking like a waterfront factory pumping out noxious gases into the neighborhood.

We have enough burger joints all ready. How about some pancake houses? Some of the southern states have Waffle Houses and you can't beat their pigs in a blanket.

Ihop will serve pigs-in-a-blanket but you have to ask them. Its' not on the menu.

Waffle house won't open any franchises in California due to the unnecessary regulations required. I'm in Tucson as I type this and have seen two Waffle houses. I'll be eating at one on Thursday evening.

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Ah but the question is weather Walffle Houses' pig's-in-a-blanket are as tastey as ihops'?

Are any of those unnecessary regulations on Walffle House having to do with the outragious charges of racism that trouble makers are always making against the company? Im glad Arizonas' hot and sexy govenor roll's out the welcoming mat!

I almost never go out for dinner and especially not for a "burger". I usually cook food to last a few days and share with a few other seniors.

We talk a lot and none of can hear each other in a burger parlor. Plus, I don't like the smell of burgers. now, a wimpy burger is quite another story!

I prefer to cook a leg of lamb very slowly with lots of potatoes and carrots and olives. We all prefer fresh fish to anything else. We take turns cooking for each other and that's more enjoyable because we can visit all night. VIVA!

Where in the world have most of you heard of a Hobbit hamburger?

whatever that is?