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Build your Five Guys order, ingredient by ingredient

Every patty, bun, topping and sauce below comes from Five Guys' own published Nutrition & Allergen Guide — not a rough menu average. Pick your build and the label updates instantly.

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Choose a burger or hot dog base — every topping and sauce below is free at Five Guys.

Patties "Little" = 1 patty · standard Five Guys size = 2

2 patties

Bun skip it for a lower-carb, lettuce-wrapped order

On a bun No bun

Cheese

0 slices

Extras

Bacon (2 strips) Fried egg

Free toppings

Every one of these is unlimited and free — load up.

Sauces

Add fries

Fries are hand-cut and cooked in 100% peanut oil — sold separately, added here.

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Nutrition Facts

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% Daily Value*

Total Fat 0g0%

Saturated Fat 0g0%

Trans Fat 0g

Cholesterol 0mg0%

Sodium 0mg0%

Total Carbohydrate 0g0%

Dietary Fiber 0g0%

Sugars 0g

Protein 0g

This build is over half the FDA's recommended daily sodium limit.

*% Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Values sourced from Five Guys' official U.S. Nutrition & Allergen Guide. Made-to-order by hand, so your actual meal may vary slightly.

Numbers worth knowing before you order

Fries can outweigh the burger. A Regular order of fries is 953 calories on its own — more than a Cheeseburger. A Large hits 1,314 calories, before you've picked a burger at all.
"Little" is the easiest cut on the menu. Dropping from two patties to one saves roughly 300 calories and 16g of protein — before touching a single topping.
Cajun fries and regular fries cost about the same in calories, not sodium. Regular-size Cajun fries carry about 1,293mg of sodium versus 962mg for the same size plain — a 330mg jump for the seasoning alone.
The free toppings really are free. Lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions, mushrooms and peppers each run 3–11 calories — the ordering line's "free" claim holds up against the published data.
Bacon adds more sodium than fat. Two strips add about 210mg of sodium for roughly 5g of fat — worth knowing if you're watching sodium rather than calories.