


Shake Shack serves elevated versions of American classics using only the best ingredients. It’s known for its delicious made-to-order Angus beef burgers, crispy chicken, hand-spun milkshakes, house-made lemonades, beer, wine, and more. With its high-quality food at a great value, warm hospitality, and a commitment to crafting uplifting experiences, Shake Shack quickly became a cult-brand with widespread appeal. Shake Shack’s purpose is to Stand for Something Good®, from its premium ingredients and employee development, to its inspiring designs and deep community investment. Since the original Shack opened in 2004 in NYC’s Madison Square Park, the company has expanded to more than 350 locations in 32 U.S.
Hip, counter-serve chain for gourmet takes on fast-food classics like burgers & frozen custard.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1400 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20005
Phone: (202) 602-0493
Website: https://www.shakeshack.com/location/14th-street-logan-circle-dc?utm_source=google&utm_medium=listing
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Shack before, So I stopped in for a quick Burger and Shake. The burger and shake both were decent!. The burgers are smash patty style so get a double!
Burger was dry and burned meat with an odd tasting spice that leaves a bad aftertaste. I think this is how shake shack makes burgers in NJ too. If management is reading this, Red Robin has the gold standard for absolute best burgers ever made. Juicy and flavorful with a delicious bun. Match RRs burgers and you will have a 5 star rating from me.
Fries were good.
Chicken sandwich was good, but not as good as cfa, popeyes or wendys. About equal with mcd’s.
Iced tea was good. Better than mcd’s, but not as good as Red Robins raspberry tea.
Prices are way too high especially for burned dry burgers. For less than this price i can get a much tastier meal at Red Robin, Burger King, or Boston Market. Our meal today came to more than $60 for 4 meals with 3 drinks.
Restroom was nasty with wet pee on floor, used surgical gloves on floor, dried pee on toilet seat, dirty toilet paper on floor, dirty diaper paper left on changing table. But it was a lot cleaner than a public port-q-potty.
Caution! If you eat in the outside dinning area using the back exit, the door will lock on you and trap you outside with the only way back inside will be through the front door. Also, if u eat in the outside dinning area, random pedestrians will walk through the seating area as a shortcut to walk around the block. This is dangerous since i saw 4 homeless panhandlers/drug addicts loitering in this area asking for money while people are sitting and eating. Not sure if there are theft crimes here, but probably safer to eat inside.
Pros:
Pretty good chicken sandwich
Lots of seating inside
Lots of employees
Plastic straws (plant based, way better than paper)
Fries and buns are tasty
Iced tea is ok
Free water
Cons:
Way too expensive for what u get
Super slow food prep time, especially given they have 12 plus working the kitchen
Disgusting dirty restroom
Back door to outdoor dinning locks u out
Unsafe outdoor dinning
Homeless/panhandlers/addicts loitering
Burgers are burnt and dry w/bad aftertaste
Absolutely no free parking and good luck finding any parking available nearby
Cashier messed up my simple order (plain – it means nothing but meat and bread.. he put everything on it)
Cashier also messed up 2 other customer orders while i was waiting 45 mins for my food.
After an exhausting tour of the mall I found myself back at my hotel room, in no mood to go anywhere but somewhat hungry. So I searched nearby and found a Shake Shack, a restaurant I have heard of but never been to.
Ordered delivery to my room going with a grilled cheese, a chicken sandwich which was buy one get one, a peach shake and a vanilla custard. Coming to a bit over $31.
Delivery guy had a little trouble finding my correct hotel, but eventually they got sent to the right building and I had my meal back in my room. Hungry that I was I dug into the grilled cheese, but was a bit let down as it was so floppy. I much prefer my grilled cheese solid, but this bread was moist. Moving on to the chicken sandwich, I wasn’t that more impressed. It was thick and had plenty of fillings, but it too was just so wet. It was like my sandwiches took a shower before coming to me. Finally the shake and the custard, and they were acceptable. The peach chunks did not make it through the straw so I had to pop the top and drink it that way, and the custard was just a rich vanilla ice cream.
Overall I’d say my first experience with a Shake Shack was mediocre, could easily have been better but for a quick and dirty (or wet in my case) meal when you’re tired and hungry, it does the trick.
Self ordering kiosks are easiest to use. There are at least three of them and you can order at the counter, as well. There’s a large dining area, but the food is cooked to order so it’s still hot if you take it back to the hotel if you’re near by.
It’s a chain, it wasn’t the best I’ve had of shake shack, but it was hot and fast.
ORIGINAL POST: Came in on the evening of Fourth of July around 10:45 pm and was very appreciative that Shake Shack was still open for service on a holiday but we did not leave until 1:20am with food that was not remotely close to what we ordered. All of the burgers came back without lettuce, tomatoes, and sauce. The staff was understandably exhausted because there were too many people and orders, but we couldn’t even get a proper refund. We also thought about just abandoning the order but after waiting 3 hours it felt weird to leave without anything in hand. We were offered two comp lemonades at the end of the night but it doesn’t make up for the fact of having waited there for 3 hours when it should have been a quick stop. It would be great to understand what went wrong as we should have been notified that we were going to have to wait 3 hours in person.
I have no idea how this place charges $30 for Sysco Food’s level of bland & under seasoned foodstuff became acceptable here, but it sure as hell did. Especially when that food is a small, sad, and somehow under-salted burger, with onion rings that were indiscernible from said Sysco Food’s products (that is to say “exceedingly cheap,”) and a sub 12 oz drink that cost $4.
I know it’s not the staff’s fault here, all the stuff is pre-packaged & shipped to the location but good god was it not good. I’d honestly recommend stuff out of a 7-11 heat-lamp box over going here again.
I could have had a fantastic meal at any of the near-by actual sit-down & wait restaurants and spent significantly less. Or hell, even the mcdonalds down the road.