"When you order a Five Guys burger "all the way," your burger will come with lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard. Plenty of customers order their burgers like this, either with or without cheese, and are happy with what they get. But if you order a Little Hamburger "All The Way," you'll likely find that these popular burger toppings are simply too much."
"The burger is a whole patty smaller, and while the Five Guys staff likely adjusts the toppings to better fit the burger's proportions, it's still quite a lot to fit between two sesame buns. Plus, with so many vastly different flavors, it's unlikely that you'll even be able to taste the burger without a bite of grilled mushroom, or a half-bite of pickle. To truly take in your Little Hamburger, it's best to go lighter on the toppings."
"Instead of ordering your Little Hamburger "All The Way," try to be more strategic with which toppings you choose instead of going for them all - unless you don't mind a messy conglomeration of flavors that don't taste great together. You don't need to be a chef to come up with a masterful combination of toppings, though."
Five Guys offers burgers made with 100% beef, legendary shakes, and thick-cut fries. Basic burgers include two patties, while Little Hamburgers include a single patty for smaller appetites. Ordering a regular burger “All The Way” adds lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard, and many customers are satisfied with the result. Ordering “All The Way” on a Little Hamburger can be too much because the burger is smaller and the toppings may not fit well between the sesame buns. The mix of flavors can make it hard to taste the beef, since bites may be dominated by grilled mushrooms or pickles. Lighter, more strategic topping choices create a more balanced bite.
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