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Five Guys Burgers and Fries’ Basic Goodness Goes a Long WayIt’s not a complicated menu. Beef. Bacon. Cheese. Fries. But here, that’s all you need.

Five Guys Burgers and Fries
Among the new-wave burger stands, Five Guys is a relative oldster. Its original, 1986 store in Arlington, Virginia, predates the 2004 official debut of Shake Shack by a whopping 18 years. At Five Guys, you’ll find stunningly caloric burgers paired with a loud arena rock and gratis peanuts, which make the perfect distraction during the wait until your order number is called. In a shocker recently published in the Huffington Post, Five Guys edged out the West Coast cult favorite, In-N-Out Burger, to win the honor of America’s favorite burger chain. The comparison between the two restaurants is apt. Like In-N-Out Burger, Five Guys never freezes its beef, leaving its griddled patties full of flavorful juice.
798 Pelham Pkwy, Pelham Manor (914) 738-3483; 240 Main St, White Plains (914) 422-3483; 2500 Central Ave, Yonkers (location not open as of press time); fiveguys.com

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