Consolidated "In-N-Out Burger" thread
Apr 5, 2005, 9:54 am
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I truly miss INO. When my fiancee' and I were in SoCal in December (to visit Disneyland for her first time), I took her to an INO. She was on the phone with her parents raving about it while chowing down on a double-double 
No living in TX, I can only get it when I visit family in NorCal, go to Disney in SoCal or am sent to the corp office in Scottsdale, AZ. There is NO substitute for an INO!!!
No living in TX, I can only get it when I visit family in NorCal, go to Disney in SoCal or am sent to the corp office in Scottsdale, AZ. There is NO substitute for an INO!!!
Apr 6, 2005, 8:38 am
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add a little s.p.a.m. to in n' out and what do you get?
$5 off your next visit there!
https://secure.scion.com/scion/ssl/rsvp/inNOut.do
(too bad I live in BOS and nowhere near one
)
$5 off your next visit there!
https://secure.scion.com/scion/ssl/rsvp/inNOut.do
(too bad I live in BOS and nowhere near one
)
Apr 6, 2005, 9:27 am
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Originally Posted by chobby100
add a little s.p.a.m. to in n' out and what do you get?
$5 off your next visit there!
https://secure.scion.com/scion/ssl/rsvp/inNOut.do
(too bad I live in BOS and nowhere near one )
$5 off your next visit there!
https://secure.scion.com/scion/ssl/rsvp/inNOut.do
(too bad I live in BOS and nowhere near one
)
Sep 11, 2007, 1:17 pm
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I'd consider them one of the best fast food burgers I've tried. They have a nice freshness quality to them.
Would I walk across a highway overpass if I had a craving for one. Yup. But would I be really disappointed if I didn't get change to eat one while in the vicinity of one? Nope. You can make a burger of similar quality on your home grill.
Would I walk across a highway overpass if I had a craving for one. Yup. But would I be really disappointed if I didn't get change to eat one while in the vicinity of one? Nope. You can make a burger of similar quality on your home grill.
Last edited by Jay71; Sep 11, 2007 at 1:17 pm Reason: grammer
Sep 11, 2007, 1:19 pm
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Sep 11, 2007, 2:56 pm
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Sep 11, 2007, 3:56 pm
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Personally, I have a preference for Fatburger, but In-N-Out is definitely above average. The fries are excellent, and you will never get such great service in any other fast food joint.
If you are hoofing it across I-15, please, please, please be careful.
Mike
If you are hoofing it across I-15, please, please, please be careful.
Mike
Sep 11, 2007, 4:02 pm
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Personally I think their burgers are "OK" and the fries awful.
There is one less than a mile from my home, and it is very low on my list of fast food places to go to. I surely would not pay a taxi to take me to one
There is one less than a mile from my home, and it is very low on my list of fast food places to go to. I surely would not pay a taxi to take me to one
Sep 11, 2007, 10:18 pm
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Just need to know what to order. Get the fries extra crispy, or say "well done" and order a "four-by-four" for your burger. Four patties, four slices of cheese and the works. Make sure you have lots of fish oil handy .
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Sep 12, 2007, 12:23 pm
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no... I don't even consider it special 
yeah, we always stop off when we have a limo for the night (heck, why NOT )
but, there are many a burger joint in NYC (and of course, in Vegas hotels.. even at the coffee shops) that blow away in-n-out w/ respect to overall food quality.
Personally, a hugh trek to in-n-out is a waste of time, of course, YMMV.
yeah, we always stop off when we have a limo for the night (heck, why NOT )but, there are many a burger joint in NYC (and of course, in Vegas hotels.. even at the coffee shops) that blow away in-n-out w/ respect to overall food quality.
Personally, a hugh trek to in-n-out is a waste of time, of course, YMMV.
Sep 13, 2007, 10:03 pm
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I grew up in California so a trip to one is a flashback to my adolescence.
A California burrito is a flashback to my drunken nights in Pacific Beach but that's a thread for another forum
It WILL be a stop during my trip to vegas... mmmmmm double-doubles..
A California burrito is a flashback to my drunken nights in Pacific Beach but that's a thread for another forum
It WILL be a stop during my trip to vegas... mmmmmm double-doubles..
