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Originally Posted by DCBob
(Post 8862085)
You must be kidding! I live within a mile of two different Five Guys free-standing stores in Washington, DC (one on Connecticut Avenue & the other on H Street NW). There is also one in Reagan National Airport (airside in Terminal C - US Airways). I've tried to like them, but the fries are nothing short of liquid grease with slivers of potatoes thrown in for decoration. Yecch... The burgers are also greasy and nothing special. Neither the Five Guys burgers nor their fries hold a candle to In-N-Out Burger, unless you are a grease gourmet.
I think this is really a case of people saying their fries are great because others tell them they should like them. |
Originally Posted by kaukau
(Post 8821144)
For the record, my favorite fast food burgers are made at Ono Char Burger burger stand in Anahola, Kaua'i, makai of the highway between Lihue and Hanalei. The next time you're on Kaua'i, you know where to get an ono burger.
^ :) And while you are eating it make sure to admire the sleeping giant behind you. The chickens add to the local flavor. |
Originally Posted by x1achilles
(Post 8862480)
Overall they are very mediocre. Just another greasy burger joint that is really hip at the moment.
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Just returned from the West Coast and got my In-N-Out fix! Double-double animal style and fries well done. Mmmmmmm!
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Neighbors have a beef with In-N-Out...
Their beef isn't with the burger.
Merchants near some Southern California In-N-Out Burger restaurants say their gripe is with growing traffic jams at drive-through lanes that are keeping customers from getting in and out of their stores. Long lines of idling cars whose occupants are waiting for made-to-order double-doubles, fries and chocolate shakes sometimes spill into streets and block driveways and alleys, according to owners of adjacent businesses. The traffic crunch has sent executives of the Irvine-based chain on a crash program to open new outlets to relieve pressure on existing In-N-Outs. The chain is also expanding its corps of young red-apron-clad workers with hand-held terminals outside to speed up drive-through lines. "We try really hard to be good neighbors and not block people's driveways," said Carl Van Fleet, In-N-Out Burger's vice president of planning and development. "Long after stores were built we've gone back and spent heavily to improve our capacity and order-taking ability." http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,5132512.story |
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Originally Posted by Tenacious
Their beef isn't with the burger.
Merchants near some Southern California In-N-Out Burger restaurants say their gripe is with growing traffic jams at drive-through lanes that are keeping customers from getting in and out of their stores. Long lines of idling cars whose occupants are waiting for made-to-order double-doubles, fries and chocolate shakes sometimes spill into streets and block driveways and alleys, according to owners of adjacent businesses. The traffic crunch has sent executives of the Irvine-based chain on a crash program to open new outlets to relieve pressure on existing In-N-Outs. The chain is also expanding its corps of young red-apron-clad workers with hand-held terminals outside to speed up drive-through lines. "We try really hard to be good neighbors and not block people's driveways," said Carl Van Fleet, In-N-Out Burger's vice president of planning and development. "Long after stores were built we've gone back and spent heavily to improve our capacity and order-taking ability." http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,5132512.story |
I hate this thread, it makes me very sad that pittsburgh does not have this temple of goodness (sorry, but I just don't like five guys as much).
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Originally Posted by whakojacko
I hate this thread, it makes me very sad that pittsburgh does not have this temple of goodness (sorry, but I just don't like five guys as much).
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i ended up at In N Out today for lunch. it was amazingly good. i love that place.
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Let's try to get a thread moved out of OMNI, and into DiningBuzz--has that ever happened? :D |
INO is usually our first stop when we get into Vegas. Got there just before midnight this last Friday.....3x3 animal style....mmmm good.
going to have to get some extended workouts in this week to burn that off!! |
I was at a John Varvatos Event on Melrose last week and they had an In and Out Truck parked there dishing out free burgers all day. ^
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Originally Posted by annerj
(Post 9436154)
INO is usually our first stop when we get into Vegas. Got there just before midnight this last Friday.....3x3 animal style....mmmm good.
going to have to get some extended workouts in this week to burn that off!! |
Originally Posted by UCBeau
(Post 9436096)
i ended up at In N Out today for lunch. it was amazingly good. i love that place.
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Originally Posted by UCBeau
(Post 9436096)
i ended up at In N Out today for lunch. it was amazingly good. i love that place.
I'm seriously contemplating blowing off some obligation to make an In N' Out Run. |
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