Shake Shack Schaumburg

The Chicken Bacon Avocado sandwich was delicious! I’m not normally a chicken-sandwich person, but the chicken was juicy and only lightly breaded (which I prefer).It was our first visit to a Shake Shack after hearing hype about it from locals. My husband got the hamburger and thought it was so-so. (Five Guys is better)As we ate inside we saw an employee actively disinfecting the tables and other high touch surfaces. We appreciated seeing this cleanliness!

Chris ensured we had an amazing experience here at shake shack. The burger was absolutely stellar, the chicken bites were incredibly tasty and the whole experience was wonderful.

Like others the girl at the counter looked like she would rather be anywhere else. Zero personality. Got 2 shake burgers, 2 fries, 2 drinks. Surprised that the burgers were a 6-bite burger for that price. $32.75 total. Food was good. Fries are fries but burger tasted real good but good thing I wasn't really hungry.Went to Chef Ping's earlier in week and had sit down service, real plates, waitress service, huge portions of Mongolian beef and Lemon chicken--enough that we had another full meal the next night. With drinks and appetizer, it was $40.05 and of course a fortune cookie. That was value. I'd be hard pressed to return to Shake Shack as didn't feel there was value. Same at In-N-Out back home about $23-25

Delicious burgers and fries. The lemonade was very tasty. It was pretty busy on Sunday night, but we received our meal in a timely manner. Eat inside or out. Plenty of parking.

Look, it's a fine burger and fries, but it is way overpriced. Two burgers, two fries, two drinks, and a six piece nuggets was $45. I could have gone one plaza over to Smashburger and gotten comparable food for 2/3 the cost, or across the street to Kuma's and gotten better burgers (and more food overall) for about the same price. Flavor-wise, Shake Shack is on par with similar fast-casual-ish burger joints like Five Guys or Smashburger, but it really doesn't offer enough extra quality, service, or pizzazz to justify the considerable price difference.