Shake Shack First National Building Downtown Detroit

First time at a Shake Shack and wanted to see if the hype/debate over which burger shop was the best. (Between this and In N Out) The shakes we ordered were fantastic. The burgers, while good, weren't anything beyond what I expected. Juicy, cooked well, and imo better flavors across the board than In N Out. Very expensive, even compared to the Five Guys Johnny Rockets kf the world, both of which I prefer, so I deducted 1 star. Staff was quick and friendly. Can't complain!

Simply amazing. Burger was a little sloppy but most burgers are built that way. The patty did have a tiny bit of pink on one of the edges, but I can not let that little thing spoil the whole experience. Fries were tasty but delicate, all the while, well seasoned. Strawberry milkshake was adequate. The downside would be parking, which is understandable for DC. It did feel like the staff was inattentive and the cashier would take your order whenever they felt good and ready to take your order, after their personal conversations.

First time in a shake shack location. Burger is surprisingly good, tender and juicy, just the right size. Crinkle cut fries and chicken bites is also good. Unfortunately their shake custard machine is not working during our visit- I'll just visit another location.

There were lots of people. No seats in or outside. The staff handled the crowd well and were getting orders out pretty fast. The shake was really good but the burger didn?t really taste that great. I think it had some alcohol in it which made it bitter. I?ll have to try another option next time.

I?m not the one to leave bad reviews because if I don?t have something to say, I?d rather not say anything. That being said, I understand people seemed to be doing the best they could. All I?m going to say is hands down the best mushroom burger I?ve had! But it?s pricey and small, it looked like a slider.