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February 19, 2012   Victoria   No comments
Five Guys

FIVE GUYS!!!!!!! Just a few miles outside of Parker is a shopping center ( @ Village on the Park ) with tons of stores and restaurants. Five Guys will always be my first choice.

It is famous in most parts of the country. The patties are big and always fresh. They cook it right after you order it! All of the fixings are free, the store is full of free PEANUTS, it has outdoor sitting, and the fries are really good. It doesn’t have shakes, but by the time you leave, you won’t even remember you wanted one.

My seven year old brother eats an adult size burger. We even went there for his birthday! My sisters (who are extremely picky) actually eat a whole burger. If you are looking for a burger place to eat at when you are picky, in a rush, in a mess, and it still tastes like food (GOOD food), go to Five Guys!

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