Five Guys is one of the few chains that has answered this publicly and unambiguously — in the negative.
The company position
Five Guys' own FAQ says that in the United States and Canada, the beef it serves is not kosher, halal or organic.
The exceptions are overseas. Five Guys UK says three UK stores are fully halal-certified by HCO and around 28 more serve halal beef with bacon on a separate grill, and some French stores source halal beef. Those arrangements don't extend to Canada. (An earlier version of this page said UK stores weren't halal; that was wrong.)
The bacon factor
Bacon is a menu staple at Five Guys and is cooked on the same flat-top. So even for diners weighing a non-zabihah standard, the grill itself is the problem.
The fries are a genuine exception
Five Guys fries are cooked in peanut oil, and the chain describes its fryers as cooking nothing else. That's unusually clean for a burger chain, though worth confirming at your location. It doesn't change the rest of the menu.
Where to go instead
See our best halal smash burgers in Toronto. Statuses change, so confirm with the restaurant before ordering.
Sources
- Five Guys FAQs (undated, accessed 2026-11)US and Canada: beef is not kosher, halal or organic. Confirmed.
- Five Guys UK halal information (2026)UK only: 3 HCO-certified stores, about 28 more with halal beef. Confirmed. Not Canada.





