In-N-Out Burger — Restaurant in Fort Worth

In-N-Out Burger isn't just another fast food joint. It's a West Coast institution, and for good reason. Here's why a trip to In-N-Out is a must:

Fresh, Flavorful Ingredients: You can truly taste the difference in the quality. The never-frozen beef patties are juicy and perfectly cooked, and the toppings – crisp lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, and creamy spread – add a delightful freshness.

Simple Menu, Done Right: In-N-Out doesn't overwhelm you with choices. They focus on what they do best: delicious burgers, fries, and shakes. It's a testament to their quality that they can thrive with such a limited menu.

"Animal Style" Hacks: Don't be fooled by the basic menu. In-N-Out has a loyal following for their secret menu items, like "Animal Style" fries loaded with melted cheese, grilled onions, and special sauce. It's a decadent and delicious upgrade to their already good fries.

Fast Service, Friendly Staff: In-N-Out is known for their efficient drive-thru lines, even during peak hours. The staff is friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience.

Value for Money: For the quality of ingredients and the deliciousness of the food, In-N-Out offers excellent value. You won't leave feeling hungry or ripped off.

Be aware: While the fries are good, some might find them a bit on the thin side. If you prefer thicker, crispier fries, you might want to ask for them "well done."

Overall, In-N-Out Burger lives up to the hype. It's a delicious and affordable fast-food option that proves fresh, high-quality ingredients can make all...

I'm deep into my 60's and from the west coast where I practically lived on In-N-Out from highschool on. One of my best friends is a Co-Owner of a So. Cal. Franchise. A while back we escaped California and haven't looked back, but haven't had many opportunities to revisit said establishment either. So such visits are special.

Shortly after this restaurant opened this morning, we drove through for a rare treat (we don't live in the area). Everything was good enough except for the fries. Terrible would be a kind description. We have some Pro-Food service experience. My best guess would be I was served leftover fries from yesterday that were rewarmed or refried, with a small sprinkle of fresh fries mixed in. To help back up my assessment, I offer this...

I bought my meal shortly after the drive through opened.

Sitting in the car with the radio on (but not loud), my wife could hear the snap when I broke my fries in half.

My experience taught me it takes more than a few minutes for a fry to dry out that much. I have no idea just how old those fries were, but after picking through to find the edible ones, we took the rest home for our chickens... And they gave up trying to eat them.

This is a huge disappointment coming from a brand I've always held in high regard. I eat at this outlet about four times a year. This is the first time In-N-Out has ever let me down. I sincerely hope I will not have to turn my back and walk away after decades of...

If i could buy stock in this company and open up a location in my town, I 100% would!. Came in for a meal before heading back home after a long day at Hjrricane Harbor( check out my review on that place), and thank goodness we chose to come here. The service was emaculate, the food was outstanding, and the establishment was incredibly clean considering the long drive-thru line and the line of 20 people who all walked in as we placed our order. Myron took our order, and it was sincerely the best customer service we have had this entire weekend. That young man deserves a promotion, a raise, and is the perfect example of what we should expect from any service worker. Curteous, made eye contact, attwnrion to detail, spoke to the kids with an appropriate tone and inflection and wasn't bothered by their shyness, read back our order, smiled and moved with a reasonable sense of urgency. Competence & Confidence, thank you, Myron!!!!! In & Out has a rock solid system for hiring talent, and they are incredibly lucky to have him on their team. That young man is going places in...