In-N-Out coming to Colorado

I found Whataburger to be spendy, they were ok, but nothing I would go out of my way for.

In-N-Out is good, and I will eat there if there is one in the area, but if I am not in the area, I won't drive an hour just to eat there.

Drifters in COS was a pretty good substitute for INO and to be honest as crowded as INO is in COS I would just go to Drifters LOL

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Originally Posted by wyome

Okie burger? Oklahoma onion burger? Or Del Rancho burger?

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I was born & raised in Enid, OK - grew up on burgers w/grilled onions, ain't nothing better! And 80/20 meat is best, the fat gives a lot more flavor. Leaner meat isn't as tasty.

Awesome... used to get onion burgers down in Purcell... now I make em myself

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Originally Posted by wyome

Awesome... used to get onion burgers down in Purcell... now I make em myself

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I'll be right over!

Went to the in n out in Thornton today. For as many people were there we got our food quick and it tasted pretty good. Not the best burgers out there but for the $$$ there pretty good.

I fully admit to wanting a Whataburger based solely on sentimental reasons. Twenty-eight years in southeast Texas and it was definitely a place that I grabbed lunch way more than any McDonalds, Burger King, etc. I would probably put Dairy Queen above Whataburger but they were different in Texas back in the day. The chicken fried steak sandwich was my favorite. Can?t remember if they called that the beltbuster or the hungerbuster but it was yummy.

I can?t get too pumped for anything from the west coast because I?ve never spent time there and the thought of any more Californication of Colorado just ruffles my feathers.

I love In N Out but won't go out of my way for one.

There is a Shack Shake by my office and those burgers are bomb.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

I fully admit to wanting a Whataburger based solely on sentimental reasons. Twenty-eight years in southeast Texas and it was definitely a place that I grabbed lunch way more than any McDonalds, Burger King, etc. I would probably put Dairy Queen above Whataburger but they were different in Texas back in the day. The chicken fried steak sandwich was my favorite. Can?t remember if they called that the beltbuster or the hungerbuster but it was yummy.

I can?t get too pumped for anything from the west coast because I?ve never spent time there and the thought of any more Californication of Colorado just ruffles my feathers.

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It is the Dude.
And yes, awesome. They still have that thing at DQ, but of course, not here. Same with the steak finger basket.

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Originally Posted by 00tec

It is the Dude.
And yes, awesome. They still have that thing at DQ, but of course, not here. Same with the steak finger basket.

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I forgot about the steak fingers. Seems the DQs in Colorado only have the chicken fingers.

Sonic menus are a little different between here and Texas as well. I used to love the jalape?o burger but now I have to settle for a green chili burger instead.

Went for first time at midnight. I am too old to stay up like that. Was hoping fries a little better without them having to rapidly cook so many. Now as terrible as foretold. Burger was pretty good, wish it was closer to $4 flat.

So basically not bad, not great. Cheaper than the wife's jersey Mike obsession.