In and Out Burger

[brikis98]

i went to one a few times in milpitas, CA and was very impressed... delicious burgers at very cheap prices. WAY better than mcdonalds, burger king, etc and one of the few fast food places that doesn't make me feel queesy afterwards...

 

[Ricemarine]

Originally posted by: UncleWai
I only ate In and Out once and I got the greasy burger and fries as well.
Dick's in Seattle is the shizzle.

It's like a double cheeseburger at McDonalds...
More greasy though...

 

[ballmode]

Never had it but Id be willing to spend 10 bucks when I went.

 

[chr6]

they limited the size of the in and out burgers. the biggest you can get now is a 10 stack.

fyi: my choice is always a 4x4 (4 by 4), triple extra grilled onions, grill the ketchup into the meat, easy lettuce.

fries animal style of course. (with grilled onions and cheese on top)

 

[theslickvik]

There is not substitute. Amazing stuff

 

[yhelothar]

I got sick of them after I used to eat 2-3 double doubles a few times weekly.

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

Originally posted by: trmiv

Originally posted by: Baked

Originally posted by: trmiv
Too bad their fries taste horrible. I love their burgers though.

You need to add MSG and other artificial additives if you want your In N Out fries to taste like other fast food fries, 'cause that's what natural and fresh fries taste like.

Yea, whatever. I've had natural fresh fries I've made myself, and at good restaurants, and they taste better than the nasty, dry, flavorless In n Out fries. Just because they cut the potatoes there doesn't make them good.

Ever try Fries well done? Animal style? Regular = noob.

Originally posted by: chr6
they limited the size of the in and out burgers. the biggest you can get now is a 10 stack.

fyi: my choice is always a 4x4 (4 by 4), triple extra grilled onions, grill the ketchup into the meat, easy lettuce.

fries animal style of course. (with grilled onions and cheese on top)

Umm its limited to 4 now. We used to do this in our fraternity where we would go out and get 10 people to do 10x10s and we would have food challenges galore. They don't let us do it anymore. We have to do double 4x4s. =( I've got tons of pics showing tons of people doing 10x10s =)

Originally posted by: virtualgames0
I got sick of them after I used to eat 2-3 double doubles a few times weekly.

Duhhh.. Take a break, come back like 3 months and it will be heaven. However, take a break for 3 months, go to McDonalds for a Big Mac and you will throw up. That's what happened to me. I used to eat double Big Macs and in-n-out from time to time, but after stopping McDs for a few years, I tried a big mac, and I nearly died.

 

[Kaieye]

Whoa, something is wrong here. I have eaten at in and out burgers for over 30 years and I would rather have a Whopper. The milkshakes are great but the burgers at In and Out are wayyyyyyyyy overrated.

 

[yhelothar]

Regular > animal style IMO.
You could barely taste the onions with animal style.

 

[Aquaman]

I had it in Vegas........ and let me tell you.......... the next morning it stayed in Vegas

I liked it for the value and taste. I tried Carl's Jr and I thought it was pretty good also

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: Garth
Currently living in Southern California, but moving in a month to Seattle.

I will sorely miss my double-double animal style.

EDIT: Regarding Dicks, they don't really compare to In N Out IMHO. Not that Dick's burgers aren't good, but having had both, I feel that In N Out is in a league of its own.

The thing that's really impressive about the Dick's restaurant that I grew up with (in Spokane) was that nobody every wrote any order down or entered it into a computer. The cashiers would handle a half dozen or more simultaneous orders all without taking notes or anything.

You gotta be talking about the Dicks at...(ummm) 3rd and Division...Grew up on the lower south hill. Used to be a Friday nite/Saturday nite cruising stop...Haven't been there in 20 years, but drove by it last summer, and it's still as busy as ever. Started out as a Panda, waaaaay back in the early 60's...Zip's used to make a great greasy burger as well. Our favorite was Ron's...Pines and E. Sprague.

Living in Kahleeforneeya, I've grown to like I&O, especially when compared to most of the other burger joints. Only one I like as well/better, is Carl's Jr. Their $6 burger menu is great.

 

[miniMUNCH]

Damn I miss I&O and Carl's Jr. ... can't wait to move back to Cali.

 

[dudeman007]

It's overrated people.

BTW their fries suck. I'd rather have frozen delicious fries than their fresh nonsense that you need to pour ketchup on to make taste good.

 

[compuwiz1]

Originally posted by: Garth
Currently living in Southern California, but moving in a month to Seattle.

I will sorely miss my double-double animal style.

EDIT: Regarding Dicks, they don't really compare to In N Out IMHO. Not that Dick's burgers aren't good, but having had both, I feel that In N Out is in a league of its own.

The thing that's really impressive about the Dick's restaurant that I grew up with (in Spokane) was that nobody every wrote any order down or entered it into a computer. The cashiers would handle a half dozen or more simultaneous orders all without taking notes or anything.

I grew up in Spokane. Infact, I used to work at Dick's when I was in high school. I cooked all the fries, fish and chips, as well as the broasted chicken.
I visited there a few years back, and it was really a nostalgia trip for me, since I had not lived in Spokane for over 20 years. Strangely, a lot of the same people were still there, apparently they have stock, and the benefits, that Abe Miller, the owner, gave them are pretty decent.

 

[thetxstang]

Texas resident here and there aren't any I&Os to speak of. I went to San Diego in October '05 for a vacation and stepped into an I&O while I was there to see if the reputation lived up to the hype.

Bottom line: Fell in love with the place! Best fast food burger I've ever come across. Ended up eating there three more times before heading back to Austin. I know this may sound trivial, but in addition to the yumminess of the food, the things that pleased me the most was the simplicity of the menu and the demeanor of the people working there.

 

[MazerRackham]

I love In n Out... I've lived in SoCal my whole life so it's always been there for me

 

[BoomerD]

Unlike MOST fast food places, they don't pay minimum wge. IIRC, their starting pay is over $8/hr, and that was a couple of years ago. Might be more now.

 

[yhelothar]

Originally posted by: BoomerD
Unlike MOST fast food places, they don't pay minimum wge. IIRC, their starting pay is over $8/hr, and that was a couple of years ago. Might be more now.

$9.25
That.. and they generally only hire attractive white people.

 

[compuwiz1]

Originally posted by: virtualgames0

Originally posted by: BoomerD
Unlike MOST fast food places, they don't pay minimum wge. IIRC, their starting pay is over $8/hr, and that was a couple of years ago. Might be more now.

$9.25
That.. and they generally only hire attractive white people.

I doubt that is a fact.

 

[Baked]

Originally posted by: virtualgames0
$9.25
That.. and they generally only hire attractive white people.

We got a lot of fat and unattractive people at our In N Out. They work really fast though.

 

[Cerpin Taxt]

Originally posted by: BoomerD

You gotta be talking about the Dicks at...(ummm) 3rd and Division...Grew up on the lower south hill. Used to be a Friday nite/Saturday nite cruising stop...Haven't been there in 20 years, but drove by it last summer, and it's still as busy as ever. Started out as a Panda, waaaaay back in the early 60's...Zip's used to make a great greasy burger as well. Our favorite was Ron's...Pines and E. Sprague.

Living in Kahleeforneeya, I've grown to like I&O, especially when compared to most of the other burger joints. Only one I like as well/better, is Carl's Jr. Their $6 burger menu is great.

I grew up in the Valley, but I lived on the South Hill while I was in high school, even though I continued to attend at U-Hi. 28th and Thor, about.

Zip's... mmm.... the best thing at Zip's are their fries because they're accordion style, and their tartar sauce is also delicious. A tub o' fries and a couple of Belly Busters or Papa Joes and I'm good to go! :thumbsup:

Used to eat at Ron's a lot, too. We'd hit it up when we'd visit the White Elephant out there. They had really good shakes, as I recall.

Damn, now I'm hungry...

 

[yhelothar]

Originally posted by: compuwiz1

Originally posted by: virtualgames0

Originally posted by: BoomerD
Unlike MOST fast food places, they don't pay minimum wge. IIRC, their starting pay is over $8/hr, and that was a couple of years ago. Might be more now.

$9.25
That.. and they generally only hire attractive white people.

I doubt that is a fact.

It's true in my area.

 

[compuwiz1]

Originally posted by: Garth

Originally posted by: BoomerD

You gotta be talking about the Dicks at...(ummm) 3rd and Division...Grew up on the lower south hill. Used to be a Friday nite/Saturday nite cruising stop...Haven't been there in 20 years, but drove by it last summer, and it's still as busy as ever. Started out as a Panda, waaaaay back in the early 60's...Zip's used to make a great greasy burger as well. Our favorite was Ron's...Pines and E. Sprague.

Living in Kahleeforneeya, I've grown to like I&O, especially when compared to most of the other burger joints. Only one I like as well/better, is Carl's Jr. Their $6 burger menu is great.

I grew up in the Valley, but I lived on the South Hill while I was in high school, even though I continued to attend at U-Hi. 28th and Thor, about.

Zip's... mmm.... the best thing at Zip's are their fries because they're accordion style, and their tartar sauce is also delicious. A tub o' fries and a couple of Belly Busters or Papa Joes and I'm good to go! :thumbsup:

Used to eat at Ron's a lot, too. We'd hit it up when we'd visit the White Elephant out there. They had really good shakes, as I recall.

Damn, now I'm hungry...

Ok, you former Spokanites have gotta remember Long Horn BBQ, as well.

But back in the day, cruising Riverside and hitting Dick's at about midnite, was the thing to do.

 

[udonoogen]

Originally posted by: chr6
they limited the size of the in and out burgers. the biggest you can get now is a 10 stack.

fyi: my choice is always a 4x4 (4 by 4), triple extra grilled onions, grill the ketchup into the meat, easy lettuce.

fries animal style of course. (with grilled onions and cheese on top)

i felt my arteries clogging when i read this. in-n-out rocks. a nice indulgence is a large neopolitan milkshake. they put all three flavors in. so tasty.

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: compuwiz1

Originally posted by: Garth

Originally posted by: BoomerD

You gotta be talking about the Dicks at...(ummm) 3rd and Division...Grew up on the lower south hill. Used to be a Friday nite/Saturday nite cruising stop...Haven't been there in 20 years, but drove by it last summer, and it's still as busy as ever. Started out as a Panda, waaaaay back in the early 60's...Zip's used to make a great greasy burger as well. Our favorite was Ron's...Pines and E. Sprague.

Living in Kahleeforneeya, I've grown to like I&O, especially when compared to most of the other burger joints. Only one I like as well/better, is Carl's Jr. Their $6 burger menu is great.

I grew up in the Valley, but I lived on the South Hill while I was in high school, even though I continued to attend at U-Hi. 28th and Thor, about.

Zip's... mmm.... the best thing at Zip's are their fries because they're accordion style, and their tartar sauce is also delicious. A tub o' fries and a couple of Belly Busters or Papa Joes and I'm good to go! :thumbsup:

Used to eat at Ron's a lot, too. We'd hit it up when we'd visit the White Elephant out there. They had really good shakes, as I recall.

Damn, now I'm hungry...

Ok, you former Spokanites have gotta remember Long Horn BBQ, as well.

But back in the day, cruising Riverside and hitting Dick's at about midnite, was the thing to do.

I was an Lewis & Clark guy, met my wife at Expo 74...she was a Central Valley girl...
My in-laws were friends with (I think) one of the brothers who owned the original LongHorn...GREAT food...
Now How about Taco Time? SOOOO Much better than Taco Smell...