B.good

It’s funny to see many reviewers here say «go to five guys» for burgers and that’s it. The point of going to b. good is to eat food made with locally grown fresh products (support local farmers!) and to avoid peanuts which could cause allergic reactions. I am so glad to find a fast food chain with health-​focused concepts.
I don’t like Five Guys because of peanut and grease odor. I only went there once and never returned for more. Their burgers are too greasy for my taste (juicy and tasty though) and I could feel my arteries getting clogged. If you want to get a very tasty burger and don’t care of grease and peanuts then please go to Five guys because you will be happier with more money left in your pocket.
B.good is definitely not a place to save money. Healthy food made with locally grown (or organic) ingredients are expensive. No wonder I paid 31 bucks for my chicken veggie quinoa bowl, my husband’s burger combo, one drink and one smoothie… Sigh.
If you have enough money to splurge on healthy/​locally grown fresh food, get your food here.
Personally, I really love b. good’s veggie bowls. I will get veggie bowls again when I don’t have time to shop at Wegmans/​Whole foods to make my own veggie bowl for lunch and dinner. My husband is into good burgers and he enjoyed his meal a lot. Beet and ginger lemonade was pretty good but it was almost too sweet for my taste.
Unfortunately, my acai smoothie sucked. There was a big chunk of ice in my smoothie. And I already left the place! :((((
Overall, it was ok. –1 star for expensiveness, and –1 star for my horrible smoothie.

A little pricey for a burger/​salad restaurant but I think it’s worth every penny. They use all fresh food and manage to cook up some incredible tasting salads and burgers. The last time we were there yesterday, we had the Curry & Grilled Avocado and the Spicy Avocado & Lime kale and quinoa bowls with chicken and a local poached egg on top. I’ve never left a restaurant feeling so healthy about the food. The Kale Crush smoothie is delicious yet not too sweet.

So me, my best friend, and our driver went to B. Good today, it was my first experience here and I had heard exclusively good things. Unfortunately we discovered that contrary to their name they B. pretty bad!
I got the cousin oliver, beef burger, a vanilla shake and fries. The homemade pickles were absolutely atrocious I recommended avoiding them or getting them on the side because they taste rather different than a normal pickle and you should try it before having them on your burger. The fries were not excellent. The shake was more of a vanilla smoothie and was not good, especially not when it is costing over $ 6. The whole affair costed over $ 18 and was certainly a let down for me.
My best friend got the South Western chicken salad and requested it without chipotle purée, it was served without chicken and with chipotle purée (unfortunately we got it to go and it was too late to realistically go back during lunch by time it was realized).
Our driver got a buffalo chicken burger and they neglected to put any buffalo sauce on it. Also both other parties agreed their fries were subpar.
While I really like the concept of the place I think after my experience there today it is not exceedingly likely that I will be willing to give them another try.

This really is an interesting concept, locally sourced food which includes hamburgers, kale and Quinoa bowls, salads… I had a curry avocado bowl with chicken. My wife had a burger. The burger was not much larger than a slider, she enjoyed it but it was very modest as a meal. My kale quinoa bowl was really a large meal, could easily have been a meal for two. My problem with the place is that it looks and acts like any strip mall sandwich shop in terms of having absolutely no ambiance and an austere design. For our lunch which included chicken on my bowl and fries with the burger along with two drinks (the beet lemonade was really good) the cost of $ 27.00 before the tip was a bit steep for the meal and the physical setting. I like it, I don’t love feeling crowded and that burger was almost laughably small!

This is my go to place to eat when I need something healthy and filling, yet quick and inexpensive.
I have many food allergies and the menu/​staff are extremely accommodating. I have never had to change a menu item so much to accommodate myself that it would take away the flavor of the dish.
The staff here are always very nice and welcoming. I come in so frequently that the owner knows my name, food allergies, and my usual order. I feel a sense of community at this place and it is always great to eat here. It is also very quick to call and pickup to go items.
The menu items are all really tasty, yet simple. Burger and fries, how they should be made. Not only are all of the menu items made with fresh food, but BGood will buy from local farms whenever possible. It is great to know that the local farms are also getting business when I purchase food here that is made from their products.

Love love love the toasted almond and ginger kale and grain bowls a must have. Cold salad mixed with warm sautéed veggies and quinoa. My wife got baked fried and a veggie burger both good. I would most definitely come back for the grain bowls

Could not wait to give this place a try. Heard good thing but we went for lunch the other day and I got a burger and wife got a Turkey burger with fries and a smoothie. Unfortunately neither of us were impressed.. $ 25 bucks later fries were ok with lots of spices added but burgers were just not that good. May be local and all natural but Five Guys across the street will be my go to for burgers and fries for half the price.

I was pretty impressed with B. Good on my first visit, but was less so on subsequent ones. The food is fine and I like that it’s trying not to be absolutely terrible for you/​they source locally. However, last time I was at this strip mall and wanted a burger, I walked over to Five Guys.

I have fallen in love with several B. Good burgers, bowls and salads. The burgers fall apart in your mouth like those you grill at home. At Five Guys and McDonalds, I feel like I am tearing the patty off with my teeth.
I highly recommend the West Side burger (little bit of a kick to it), the Apple & Bacon quinoa bowl (bacon makes everything better), and the Harvest Kale Salad (healthiest item on the menu & great with roasted Brussels Sprouts).

Love love the veggie burger made as goomba or el guapo !!! Kale crush is my fave smoothie to go with and of course the sweet potato fries! Bomb food, great Service and very convenient!

This was my second time at this b. good location. I tried paying with my LevelUp app, as they have a LevelUp scanner with the exact LevelUp logo on it. I tried 5 times and the cashier told me «I can’t get it to work, try again». So I said «So I’ll have to pay a different way?» And she gets another employee who told me that it’s not LevelUp, it’s a scanner for their loyalty cards essentially, and that people try using the LevelUp app with it all the time. So I wonder, how long was the cashier going to stand there and watch me try to pay with LevelUp, scanning my phone like an idiot before she told me what the scanner was actually for? Clueless.
Oh and the food is nothing to write home about.

I’ve been twice, haven’t really eaten «outside the box.» — just a turkey burger & some sweet potato fries. Not the best burger I’ve ever had, but certainly not the worst. There are other things on the menu worth trying like salads & quinoa bowls. It’s nice to have a healthier, «fast food» alternative. Worth the trip if you’ve never tried it. Oh, and my 7 year old likes it, too.

This place rocks! B Good stands out as one of the good places you would find in a place like Boston or NYC (in fact, they do have a Boston store). The highest quality «fast food» you will ever eat. Great smoothies. Very healthy. Gluten free options.
They also helped me out in a jam. I was sick one night, and had no food. B Good allowed me to place an order over the phone, and pay for it with my credit card. Then i had an Über driver deliver it to me. Awesome!
The owner/​manager also always very nice.

Good food, nice staff, great seasonal picks (the autumn apple shake is *amazing*), but the music selection is *always* awful (think teen-​pop) and too loud. I get takeout and don’t eat inside any more.

Overcooked, tasteless burgers. Soggy, oily fries. Slow, untrained, disorganized staff. Do yourself a favor and go to Five Guys or Chipotle across the street.

Interesting. Fries were limp but had lots of potato and sweet potato flavor. My veggie burger was nice, I’d eat it again. Feel good, guilt free eating. But there is something missing…

Another chain trying to be trendy and pretending to use only the freshest ingredients (having citrus fruit on display is now apparently fashionable, even at a burger place).
I stopped here because I was desperate for food, and they figured I’d give it a try. The portions are small, flavorless, and combine an awkward combination of low quality ingredients. The people working there seemed nice enough, but the food is abysmal.
Sorry, not a fan.

My fiancée and I went there to grab a quick bite since she liked the one in Boston, and I’d never been there.
We went in there, and I ordered a burger, nothing special, and she ordered a veggie burger. She thought her veggie burger was standard, and my burger was steamed. It was literally dripping condensation, not grease. I’ve had greasy burgers, and while not my favorite, they are so much better than… wet burgers. It was almost like they’d boiled it. At the price B. Good charges, I expected a well-​done burger. Perhaps this is my fault, but I’ve never been anywhere but places which grill the burgers. The kitschiness of knowing where the meat, bread, etc was done is cool, but when I go to a restaurant I feel knowing that Fred the Farmer grew this cow to be entirely secondary to the quality of the meal.
It’s never good when I am referring people to Five Guys to save some cash, but go and save yourself some money by walking over to Five Guys. Unless grease is your thing, grab some paper towels, wipe off that grease, and have yourself a tasty burger.

This place blows five guys out the water! Always clean! Fast service! I eat here about 3 times a week! I’m a huge fan of the el guapo burger and that JalapeñoRanch sauce is to die for! Three greens smoothie is always great on a hot summer day and their sweet potato fries are always great! I definitely recommend this place who wants healthy food to go or even if you just want a clean and nice atmosphere to eat healthy food at a decent price!

I have been here more than once, regrettably. Every time I’ve been here, the burger has been mealy, dry, and generally awful. I really don’t understand how they can take wholesome ingredients and destroy them so completely. They seem to have some sick fetish about whole wheat buns on their burgers: The first time I was there they bombarded me with a list of bin options including abominations like gluten free, so I said I wanted a regular wheat bun. I got whole wheat. Subsequently I’ve asked for a white bun explicitly every time and today I had to have them take the whole-​wheat bun off and put it in a proper (white) burger bun.
The burgers are barely pressed together and they are burned so they fall apart as bland charred ground beef. They are also too thick and too Small a diameter so they wind up charred on the outside and then are so small that the Pickles on it were several layers deep and kept falling off. The service is reliably slow and as other commenters have pointed out, their house ketchup is meh. (I’ve had good home-​made ketchup, but this was not it.)
Today I tried to make it work by getting a double with American cheese. It was so sad I just stopped eating. I wound up throwing it out and getting my burger fix at McDonalds.
On the up side, it’s pretty clean and the shakes are good and the grilled cheese is OK.
In closing, I just don’t understand this place. I hoped it would be a cross between Five Guys, In-​N-​Out, and Clover (the locally-​sourced vegetarian chain in Boston). Sadly, they have done the impossible: take good burger ingredients (except the lousy buns) and make a disappointing ball of burnt locally-​sourced ground-​up dead cow too small in diameter to properly hold up pretty-​decent locally-​sourced veggies. Don’t waste your time. Go across the street to Five Guys, or even McDonalds or Burger King.