In-N-Out Burger — Restaurant in Layton

Love the chocolate shakes and food ❤️. "The nothing world🌍💫. " There once was a world filled with different countries. This man spent all his life working. One day he decided to 🙏 to heavenly Father and ask why? He began his 🙏❤️. Heavenly Father I love you and thank you for my health and opportunity in life to achieve and go places and study and learn but it's got me no were. Suddenly heavenly Father came down and sat next to the man. What's up? The man replied I've worked and worked but have nothing to show even my pay check. The man showed heavenly Father his check. Heavenly Father replied look here you got a 25 cent raise. Yeah look at health care insurance, deductibles and cut hours, and pay scale stops at four years. I've tried heavenly Father to ask for promotions to move up. What's the results my child? Nothing sir no response or not qualified or find a way to do nothing. I watch others younger move up. What can you do about your age nothing but i qualified for the job description. I don't understand why I'm worth nothing? Heavenly Father then replied I'm sorry but the young get hired to make the same as you nothing. So you both make the same pay ⚖️. How do we get ahead heavenly Father when we can't feel proud to work for companies to pay our bills 💵? So guess they should retire people at 52 years old and offer 25 hours to work. Yes heavenly Father 💯 agrees. If you're going to cut hours and not give raises and promotions and end pay scales. Let's retire. There's nothing to look forward to in life 😉❤️. So please mail me my social security check. I vote for reducing social security age to 52 due to age discrimination to move up in job force. Then I can do nothing but fishing 🎣 and work for nothing and relaxing 😎 and work your brilliant micro managing 💡. Oh said heavenly Father that gives you more time to read your Scriptures and 🙏 and remember me often. 😉⚖️🤙🤍. Plus more jobs for others that will make nothing too. Welcome to America 🇱🇷. Might as well go fishing 🎣. Two fish limit catch nothing 😔. What did you get paid? Oh nothing? How did you feel after working? What's in your wallet or purse 👛. Oh figure nothing. We need to retire at 52 and have better health care plans and get an honest raise and feel proud to work for something agreed 👍❤️😉. Heavenly Father loves us and died for us for eternal life 💗🕯️🤍. But we are starving 😞 and working for nothing in this country and world 🌎. The angels 😇 above agree and heavenly Father. Fix this economy it sucks 😞 big time🇱🇷🎣👍💵. Under God we trust ok 🙏 I'm looking at our flag! Heavenly Father is honest at least and God but who else do we trust 🙏. Guess the worms 🪱 are for us. USA USA...

WARNING: This one is a heartbreaker…

In-N-Out is my favorite burger! Doesn’t matter the location or time of day, the food is always AWESOME! That’s why this review is so hard to write. After eating at this location five times, I have to be honest with myself: my newly opened neighborhood In-N-Out… is bad.

I didn’t want to believe it. I kept coming back, convinced we could work it out. I told myself, “Maybe I’m the problem.” “This place can change.” We could still have a happy, ground beef filled life together! I was so naive.

The most reliable thing about In-N-Out is that it’s reliable. Consistent. Delicious. But for some reason the Layton location just can’t get it right. Each time, I leave wondering what just happened.

Now for the emotionally charged detailed list of grievances I promised myself I wouldn’t write:

BUNS: Stale and crumbly.

LETTUCE: Not fresh or crunchy, just kind of limp.

PATTIES: Overcooked and room temp. Today, one of the patties in my Double Double wasn’t even in the burger—it was wrapped around the side!

TOMATOES: Based on experience, there’s about a 60 percent chance you’ll get one. Today, the odds weren’t in my favor.

ONIONS: Thick. So weirdly thick.

FRIES: Scattered with dark bruises and already cold.

However, the employees are nice. Truly nice. But I’m at a point in my life where I need...

I’ve been rooting for this location since it opened, but it’s been a bit of a letdown from day one.

One of the things I’ve always loved about In-N-Out is that they don’t drown their fries in salt — they let you decide how salty you want your night to be. Unfortunately, this spot seems to have missed that memo, but I was willing to let it slide because, hey, it’s In-N-Out.

But tonight really sealed the deal.

We pulled into the drive-thru — nothing crazy, a standard In-N-Out line. Normally 15 minutes, tops. But after sitting there for 20+ minutes with no movement, I bailed on the drive-thru and ran inside to place our order while my wife waited in line (awkwardly, I might add, since now we had to explain we’d already ordered).

I expected chaos inside — a line out the door, sizzling grills, the works. Instead? Crickets. A pretty chill Monday night crowd.

But here’s the kicker: I got in line behind one person, heard the cashier call out order number 21… and the most recent number served? I was #40. That’s a 19-order gap, folks. At a place known for its speed and efficiency, that’s more than just a hiccup — that’s a full-on fumble.

All in all, just a disappointing experience from a brand I usually love. I’ll give it another shot down the line, but for now, this location feels more like...