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In-N-Out Burger

  • United States
  • Since 1948
  • $
  • 8 burgers · 1 made at home

Three burgers on the board and a secret menu everyone knows by heart.

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About In-N-Out Burger

In-N-Out has ignored almost every rule of fast food for more than seventy years. Harry and Esther Snyder opened a tiny drive-thru stand in Baldwin Park, California, in 1948, and the family still owns every location. No franchising, no freezers, no microwaves, and a menu that has barely grown: three burgers, fries, shakes and drinks.

The real menu, of course, is longer than the board. Order a 4x4, a Flying Dutchman or anything Animal Style and the cashier rings it up without blinking, because the company publishes its “Not So Secret Menu” itself. Californians who move away talk about In-N-Out the way other people talk about their mother’s cooking, which says more than any ranking could.

Family-owned and never franchised. Spread across the western and southwestern US, slowly moving east.

Signature burgers first. Only burgers and sandwiches, no sides.

Where to find In-N-Out Burger

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Locations as mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers, updated October 2026. The count can trail the chain’s own figures; check the chain’s store finder before you travel. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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If you like In-N-Out Burger

Chains whose signature burgers are built the same way.
  • A&W Restaurants (United States, since 1919). America’s oldest drive-in chain, and the burger that lost to bad maths. Also built on beef, cheese and a double stack.
  • Sonic Drive-In (United States, since 1953). Order through a speaker from your car and a carhop brings the burger. Also built on beef, cheese and a double stack.
  • Wayback Burgers (United States, since 1991). A Delaware burger stand that grew into a franchise from Buenos Aires to Tokyo. Also built on beef, cheese and a double stack.
  • Crown Burgers (United States, since 1978). The Greek family burger joint that made the pastrami burger a Salt Lake City staple. Also built on beef, cheese and a double stack.

Not affiliated with In-N-Out Burger. Trademarks and logos belong to their owners. Descriptions are my own; nutrition figures come from the chain’s published information, checked September 2026.