Opinion of In N Out

[H. Ross Peron]

FR (Normal, sane)

[Redalgo]

I've never heard of it!

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Recently ate there for the first time.  Very good, but I prefer Five Guys.

[bedstuy]

Kind of overrated.  Shake Shack is better.

[PJ]

I had high expectations for it, and it disappointed me,

[Lief 🗽]

Never been there, but I have a hard time believing that anything is better than Shake Shack.

Though the animal style fries or whatever they're called do look intriguing.

[7,052,770]

Never been to one unfortunately

Next time I'm in Memphis or Dallas I'll check it out for sure.

[Sbane]

Who the hell is voting horrible restaurant?

[Хahar 🤔]

Never been to one unfortunately

Next time I'm in Memphis or Dallas I'll check it out for sure.

As far as I know, they don't have any plans to expand east of Dallas right now.

[badgate]

Freedom Restaurant, but I only eat there once a month.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Never been there, but I hope to go one day and I hear their food is very good.

[7,052,770]

Never been to one unfortunately

Next time I'm in Memphis or Dallas I'll check it out for sure.

As far as I know, they don't have any plans to expand east of Dallas right now.

  I know I read they were opening one in Memphis.

Why would they not want to open up all over the $outh?

[Joe Republic]

Never been to one unfortunately

Next time I'm in Memphis or Dallas I'll check it out for sure.

As far as I know, they don't have any plans to expand east of Dallas right now.

  I know I read they were opening one in Memphis.

Why would they not want to open up all over the $outh?

Given the fact they have Bible references on their bags and cups, I'm surprised they didn't start out there.

[Sbane]

Never been to one unfortunately

Next time I'm in Memphis or Dallas I'll check it out for sure.

As far as I know, they don't have any plans to expand east of Dallas right now.

  I know I read they were opening one in Memphis.

Why would they not want to open up all over the $outh?

Given the fact they have Bible references on their bags and cups, I'm surprised they didn't start out there.

Suburban Southern California in the late 1940's. Close enough, no?

[tmthforu94]

Love it, though I am honestly not a huge fan of the fries.

[Sbane]

Love it, though I am honestly not a huge fan of the fries.

You should get them "well done". Using the secret menu to your advantage is key.

[Hash]

Why does this thread not mention American Hero Sgt. Kevin "In N Out Real Quick" Brennan?

[© tweed]

never been. my Californian friends in college wouldn't stfu about it.

[Хahar 🤔]

never been. my Californian friends in college wouldn't stfu about it.

It's one of the most effective ways of reinforcing Californian identity.

[courts]

the only chain i approve of is rudys.

[angus]

Who the hell is voting horrible restaurant?

I am.  I've eaten at two of them and I didn't care for either of them.  Funny too, because everyone raves about them.  I wouldn't say it's as horrible as a kick in the head, but it's not somewhere I'd go back to.  Lots of better fastfood/burger joints out there.

[Sbane]

Who the hell is voting horrible restaurant?

I am.  I've eaten at two of them and I didn't care for either of them.  Funny too, because everyone raves about them.  I wouldn't say it's as horrible as a kick in the head, but it's not somewhere I'd go back to.  Lots of better fastfood/burger joints out there.

So if you were back in the bay area, where would you go?

[angus]

If I were back in the bay area I'd be eating burritos mojados, and lots of Thai food as well.  If I really, really wanted a fast burger and fries, I'd get a nice greasy one from TrueBurger.  They have several locations.  Plum Bar in Oakland also makes a really good burger and serves up a decent selection of ales as well, although that's not so much a fast food place.  I'd probably go to Plum if I wanted a burger and fries and was taking a one-hour or longer lunch break.

In Lancaster, PA I like the burgers at Iron Hill Brewery.  They're not quite as good as Plum Bar burgers, but they're the best I've had here.

Carl's Junior also makes a pretty good burger.

Hamburgers are a rare treat.  I probably eat one once a month or less.  It's not something we do as a family.  My wife and I both enjoy cooking so we rarely eat out.  When we do it's almost never at a Burger place.  When I do find myself having a meal with colleagues or friends, I almost always order a burger.  Last night was an exception:  I went had dinner with a colleague after a late meeting had fish and chips at Annie Bailey's downtown.  Not bad, but a bit overpriced ($35 for two vodka martinis and the meal).  Next time I'll suggest Iron Hill.

In Texas, and in some locations in northern Mexico and Louisiana, there is a chain called Whataburger.  I really like their double/double all the way with jalapeños and mayonnaise.  When I'm traveling through that part of the world I always make it a point to eat a Whataburger.

[Sbane]

If I were back in the bay area I'd be eating burritos mojados, and lots of Thai food as well.  If I really, really wanted a fast burger and fries, I'd get a nice greasy one from TrueBurger.  They have several locations.  Plum Bar in Oakland also makes a really good burger and serves up a decent selection of ales as well, although that's not so much a fast food place.  I'd probably go to Plum if I wanted a burger and fries and was taking a one-hour or longer lunch break.

In Lancaster, PA I like the burgers at Iron Hill Brewery.  They're not quite as good as Plum Bar burgers, but they're the best I've had here.

Carl's Junior also makes a pretty good burger.

Hamburgers are a rare treat.  I probably eat one once a month or less.  It's not something we do as a family.  My wife and I both enjoy cooking so we rarely eat out.  When we do it's almost never at a Burger place.  When I do find myself having a meal with colleagues or friends, I almost always order a burger.  Last night was an exception:  I went had dinner with a colleague after a late meeting had fish and chips at Annie Bailey's downtown.  Not bad, but a bit overpriced ($35 for two vodka martinis and the meal).  Next time I'll suggest Iron Hill.

In Texas, and in some locations in northern Mexico and Louisiana, there is a chain called Whataburger.  I really like their double/double all the way with jalapeños and mayonnaise.  When I'm traveling through that part of the world I always make it a point to eat a Whataburger.

Did you ever try Nation's? It's greasy but not bad. Never tried Trueburger. And yeah, I'd go for the Asian and Mexican food if I was in the Bay Area. No Burmese restaurants here.

[The Dowager Mod]

Very overrated.