In-N-Out Burger

Michela Zanata 3 months ago

Freshest burger and fries ever! The queue of 40 cars trying to get through the drive-thru was enough to know “it must be good”. The staff were super friendly and the restaurant was heaving. So many people! The burgers tasted different to normal fast food places. They genuinely taste fresh and not at all heavy. Even hours later, you don’t feel like you’ve had something unhealthy or bad. The fries were great, and again, you can taste that they’re fresh. We had the double double burgers and fries and they didn’t disappoint. Can’t wait for this to arrive in Australia!

Stephen C. Schultz 4 months ago

Attended a conference. This was a very comfortable resort with very friendly staff. There were sayings, quotes and humorous signage all over the property which provided a sense of fun and relaxation. The rooms were clean with plenty of space. They were well kept and the beds comfortable. My toilet did continue to run after flushing which was a bit annoying. Overall, it was a nice place.

Raven Redeemed a week ago

I've never seen an In-N-Out have so many customers yet keep up a pace that had everyone "Eat In" then "Move Out" like clockwork. The place was clean, the food was good, and the people were happy.

Bryan 3 months ago

Great experience here as always. The patrons after us were Japanese and somewhat confused about the ordering process and the cashier went above and beyond doing his best to explain the options and showing patience. Probably helped that the restaurant wasn’t busy at the moment so he could take the time. Burgers were perfect!

Mauro Deffendini 7 months ago

I’d been craving this hype ever since I saw Hollywood celebrities munching on it after the Oscars at one of their famous locations. They say the secret lies in their signature sauce or the way they fry and grill the buns and meat — but this glam fast-food spot, adored by Hollywood A-listers, didn’t make my list. For me, In-N-Out is completely Out. The hamburger was fine but nothing special. I couldn’t tell if it was supposed to be a smash burger or just a classic grill-style one. Their “signature” sauce didn’t stand out with any particular flavor — it tasted like a mild chipotle aioli without the spice, just mixed with onions. And the fries? I could swear they came straight from a supermarket frozen bag, boiled in a chunk of oil. Bland, regular-cut, and completely forgettable. Just like a starlight, In-N-Out dazzled me for a blink and faded just as quickly, leaving nothing memorable to rave about. There are far better burger joints on the West Coast than falling into this California fast-foodie trap. That said, I’ll give credit where it’s due — the service was truly A-list. The host made sure every order was on time and the space spotless, while the kitchen and cashier crew projected those warm Cali smiles that made the experience at least pleasant, even if the food didn’t live up to the legend.