Shake Shack San Tan Village

Sharon Wyman

I recently dined at Shake Shack in San Tan Village, and it was a delightful experience! 🍔 The ShackBurger was perfectly juicy and paired well with their Crinkle-Cut Fries, which were crispy and addictive.

The casual, trendy atmosphere is great for families and friends alike, and I loved the outdoor seating option. Their quick service was impressive, making it a perfect lunch spot.

I also appreciated their wheelchair-accessible features, ensuring everyone feels welcome. Don't skip on the Shack Shake for dessert - it's heavenly! Can't wait to return! 🌟

Overall good experience here but not sure about value for money.
Two shack burgers (one a double, one a single), three shakes (one fancy and two regular), and three cheese fries for just north of $60.
Food was mostly pretty tasty.
We loved the shack burgers with the crispy outsides, soft bun, and barely pink inside.
Quite a few reviews have mentioned undercooked meat, but that wasn't our experience.
Cheese fries were great but if you're paying for cheese, there should be a good amount of cheese.
There wasn't really enough.
Most of my fries had to go without.
I'd just order the regular fries if I went back.
Enjoyed the coffee and donuts shake but no real "donut" flavor, just coffee.
It was a tasty shake for folks who like coffee.
Also enjoyed the regular chocolate shake and the non-dairy chocolate shake.
Service was fine.
We used the kiosks and asked a person at the counter for more napkins and a knife.
He was friendly and helpful.
I might return if I were in the area.

Chicken bites had a little too much salt in the batter but was very tender.
The shake sauce was hard to enjoy with the salty chicken.
The avocado in the burger was little under ripe but the rest of the burger was decent.
The bun was soft and meat juicy.
The summer time lemonade was pretty tart but I’m sure would be better as a 50/50 (basically and Arnold Palmer).
Menu options and ordering system are relatively simple to use.
The service was polite and tentative.
Open seating was nice.

This was my first time trying Shake Shack, which I had heard has better burgers than In-n-Out.
My burger was good, with some nice crispy bits around the edge of the patty, but unfortunately the patty was pretty thin for my taste.
Well seasoned burger with a nice bun, and I did really enjoy the crispy, crispy fries.
My favorite part of this experience was actually the novelty of sitting in a fast food restaurant with a chandelier! What?! Why did no one mention this to me? I kind of loved the whole vibe they were going for inside, an industrial look warmed up with some wood and fancy lighting.
I think it elevated the experience, as cliche as that sounds.
I would go back but I might skip the burger to try something else next.
Some of their seasonal options looked interesting.