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[trlcavscout]

That's to bad. I rather enjoyed them in Vegas.

[Irving]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?

[tmleadr03]

Man I couldn't disagree more! I have had every burger up and down the front range. Everyone says they know the best burger if you try such and such place. I've always loved In N Out and that has yet to change no matter how many burgers I've had.

Crave. Best Burger EVAR!

[OtterbatHellcat]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?

How many different places have you had burgers from, Irving?..just curious.

[68Charger]

The only In-N-Out burger I had was in Arizona (Where there are more conserative values leading to better employees and better quality product?)

and the fries were great, since they were a whole potato about 10 minutes before they were in my posession... and the burger was done right, and was good quality!

I think your problem is with CA, not with the chain (but they're based out of CA)

Lowest common denominator?

[Irving]

I very rarely order burgers. I have no idea how I can answer your question. Maybe 10-20 different places? I have them so infrequently that it'd be difficult to draw comparisons anyway.

[Jmetz]

Yo, Jmetz

Cool to meet ya today, and thank you, Sir.

Likewise!

Man I couldn't disagree more! I have had every burger up and down the front range. Everyone says they know the best burger if you try such and such place. I've always loved In N Out and that has yet to change no matter how many burgers I've had.

IMO its a glorified McDonalds.

Crave. Best Burger EVAR!

I dunno about best ever but they've got a good burger.

[Gman]

Crave. Best Burger EVAR!

I have to disagree.

...and they try too hard. A good burger can stand on its own without getting crazy about toppings. I've had a better burger at Smashburger.

My wife never understood the attraction for In-n-Out. You couldn't pay her or her dad to eat there.

[Jmetz]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?

Quality of the meat, how they are cooked, seasoning, all make a big difference.

[patrick0685]

yea living in Vegas now we had to try In-n-Out when we got out here, thought it was ok at best. Now everyone that comes to visit they want to try it...pretty much everyone says the same thing, "eh its nothing special, I've had better."