In-N-Out Burger — Restaurant in Tempe

Perfectly Prepped Classics at In-N-Out

First Impressions We pulled into the drive-thru on a mid-Friday afternoon, surprised to see a longer-than-expected line. But spoiler alert, it was worth every second. The delay wasn’t due to chaos; it was because perfection takes time, and inside, that’s exactly what they were serving up.

Atmosphere & Vibe Classic In-N-Out: clean, efficient, and California-cool even in the Arizona heat. Whether you’re eating in the car, under the patio shade, or sneaking bites on the way home, the vibe is reliably laid-back and satisfying.

What I Tried We ordered a round of hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and of course, the fries. The burgers were grilled to golden-brown perfection, with that fresh-off-the-griddle flavor only In-N-Out can do. The fries were extra crispy, just the way we like them, and perfect for dunking in their signature sauce.

Service & Experience Even with the line, the staff was kind, focused, and moving with purpose. You can tell they take pride in doing things right, and it showed in both the service and the quality of the food. Everything came out hot, fresh, and exactly as ordered.

Pro Tips or Heads-Up Don’t let the drive-thru line scare you, it moves steadily and pays off with fresh, made-to-order food. And with prices that still make sense in this economy? It’s a no-brainer.

Final Verdict This In-N-Out delivers everything you expect… and a little more. Whether you’re craving a summer lunch with the family or just need a quick, high-quality burger fix, this location is a solid go-to. We’ll definitely be back.

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I recently visited the In-N-Out Burger located at 4840 N. 20th St. in Phoenix, AZ, and had an exceptional experience. The restaurant is conveniently situated just south of Camelback Rd., making it easily accessible. 

Upon arrival, I was pleased to find ample parking, which made the visit hassle-free. The establishment offers both drive-thru and dine-in options, catering to various preferences. I opted to dine in, and the interior was spotless, reflecting their commitment to cleanliness.

The staff was incredibly friendly and efficient, ensuring that my order was taken promptly. I decided to try their Double-Double burger, which featured two 100% American beef patties, hand-leafed lettuce, tomato, and their signature spread. The freshness of the ingredients was evident in every bite. 

For those looking to explore beyond the standard menu, In-N-Out offers a “Not-So-Secret” menu with options like the 3x3® (three beef patties and three slices of cheese) and the Protein Style® burger, which replaces the bun with hand-leafed lettuce—a great choice for those seeking a low-carb alternative. 

The restaurant’s hours are accommodating, staying open until 1:00 a.m. from Sunday to Thursday, and extending to 1:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. This makes it a perfect spot for both lunch and late-night cravings. 

In summary, this In-N-Out Burger location offers a delightful dining experience with its convenient location, friendly staff, and high-quality food. Whether you’re a local or just passing through Phoenix, I highly recommend stopping by for a...

Having grown up in the Southeast where In N Out does not exist, I never understood why this place has a cult-like following. I'd see such excited social media posts with lots of pictures any time someone ate at one of these restaurants, which seemed no different than any other fast food burger joint. That's why I hadn't bothered to try In N Out, despite living in Arizona for the past 7-8 months. I must say, after visiting this location on a late Sunday afternoon, I have a better appreciation for this place. Not even taking the food into consideration, I was very impressed by how many staff members were working at the time - legitimately working. Everyone was seriously busy the entire time and providing excellent customer service. The restaurant looked very clean and I liked the transparency of being able to see right into the kitchen. Nothing was "hidden". Where else do you get to watch potatoes getting cut into fresh fries? Also, they seemed to really care about the presentation of their food. Which by the way, my cheeseburger was very good and I liked that I could get the onions sauteed. As a first-timer, I found the menu a little confusing (despite how completely basic it appears) because my friend was explaining all the crazy ways you can order. It's like a secret language I don't know - but want to learn. I kept it very simple this time, but would definitely come back here before ever going to Burger King or any other similar...