Shake Shack First National Building Downtown Detroit

Good little spot for a burger and a shake. Food is just OK and prices seem a little high, but it's a small town and I get it. Shakes are excellent and the four young ladies working are hustling and providing great service.

I was happily surprised with how good the food was at this mom an pop shop! I got the Philly cheese with some fries and a 32oz mixed drink. I definitely loved every bite. The staff was sweet and got things made up quick. The seating wasn't bad at all and had plenty with how busy they were! It wasn't too costly either. Highly recommend checking out this place if you get the pleasure of stopping in!

The building could use some upgrades but the service, size of the portions provided in our cups of hard ice cream, flavor, and very reasonable prices were so satisfying. If passing through Monticello, UT they are worth stopping by.

Food quality below average for a small town burger joint, prices above average for a small town burger joint. The steak and swiss had a sour taste, which I'm assuming was either their seasoning choice (some kind of lemon pepper perhaps? or off flavors from the cooking surface. The bun was a soggy, cheap, grocery style roll. The fish sandwich was overcooked and the burger was small and limp. Their soft serve had a sour taste as well, maybe passed use by date or again

I was informed by the lovely manager that the location is seasonal, not opened during the winter. These photos and this information will apply to the summer of 2022. The sweet ladies (who agreed to be in the photo) cooking, making shakes, and taking orders were all super friendly and helpful. They got our food to us quickly even with us being a larger group. Food was good and didn't make anyone feel ill, which after a day of hiking or visiting outdoor sites is actually