Five Guys offers
Buy any Burger at Regular Menu Price and
Receive One Burger of equal or lesser value for
Free when you log in (or
create an account) and apply promo code
FGAFTERPARTY at checkout. Valid for online or mobile app (
iOS or Android) orders only.
Thanks to community member
BruDeal for sharing this deal.
Note: One redemption per account. Must be logged into your Five Guys account.
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Little Bacon Cheeseburger
$9.49
Qty: 1
Little Bacon Cheeseburger
Ketchup, Mustard, BBQ Sauce, Lettuce, Pickles, Tomatoes, Jalapeno Peppers
$9.49
Qty: 1
Subtotal$18.98
Promo "FGAFTERPARTY"-$9.49
Order Total$10.29
($5.15 each for the small one)
Community Reviews
Five Guys is a customizable burger deal that shines when loaded with toppings, Cajun fries, and the app or promo code. The BOGO math brings burgers down to roughly five to six dollars each in several checkout examples, and the free peanuts and generous fry portions add value. The main knocks are the high regular prices, extra fees on delivery, and the fact that fries and buns can be soggy or inconsistent at some locations. It feels like a solid way to get a better burger for less, especially if you skip the full meal upsell.
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Is it just me or are the burgers just kind of flavorless these days?
Still don't think I'd pay $7.99...it didn't even have cheese!
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I'm not sure where the idea about 5G quality decline comes from; I'll grant you it's been 30 years since my first one (in Arlington, no less), but they're still pretty darned good.
Back in the day, I want to say they were around $3 for a little cheeseburger. Also back then ground beef was 1.49 a pound at retail. Now it's 9.99. I'm not saying their burger prices should be proportional, but that's a pretty massive increase. I'll admit going there solo is an expensive option, but going there as a family (of three) and sharing fries ($48 with tax in December '25) is on par with going to Wendy's and getting the main menu combos ($51 in late November '25, 3 combos, 2 child frostys). Eating out just isn't for the faint of wallet anymore.
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