Five Guys

Five Guys offers a veggie sandwich where the primary vegetable patty is cooked on the same grill as beef patties. Staff can accommodate when asked, but cross-contamination is likely. Those requiring strict vegetarian should call ahead.

The burgers have dairy cheese. The branded milkshakes also contain dairy. No specific dairy-free options or allergen marking are documented. Staff can discuss ingredient lists if asked, but cross-contact risk is high.

Burger patties can be served in gluten-free lettuce wraps, and the kitchen is described as attentive to coeliac needs, but the venue has no dedicated GF menu, and reports are inconsistent. The kitchen is shared, and open peanut shells create a contamination risk. Call ahead to discuss your requirements with staff.

The Singapore outlet is confirmed to be without Halal certification. Other branches show no halal compliance in the provided sources. The venue is not recommended for halal diners.

Free-flow peanuts, a trademark feature of Five Guys, are available for self-service in large sacks throughout the store, and peanut flour is used in the bun dough. The venue is not recommended for anyone with peanut or tree nut allergies.

Five Guys, a burger-and-fries chain, has no vegan menu items identified. The fries are cooked in shared oil that also cooks meat-containing products, and no dedicated vegan options are listed. This venue is not recommended for vegans.