What's the deal with Trader Joe's?

[newracer]

I miss In N Out. Great burger. If I had half a mil - I'd ask for a store here. If be rolling in money.

You wouldn't get one. They are all owned by the family. They will be here but not for a while still. I just spent 7 days in Huntington Beach, had In-N-Out 6 times.

[Dave]

Haven't been to one here, but I stopped in one in Iowa once and they had some decent prices on beers and their produce wasn't terribly priced for organic.

Not sure what the big deal is about In n Out burgers. Went to one in Tucson last month and they were good, but not as good as some of the CA natives in my office would have you think.

[tmleadr03]

These are awesome.

[osok-308]

Not all of us who fled California and left voters. Lol.

Haha, I know, they're actually going to move out here too, they're active republicans and now we'll have four more voters for gun rights!

You wouldn't get one. They are all owned by the family. They will be here but not for a while still. I just spent 7 days in Huntington Beach, had In-N-Out 6 times.

day 4 out here and I've already had 4 double doubles!

[AR_ART]

I know its slightly off-topic, but I was an In-N-Out (the eatery! ) fan back in the day, talking late 70s again... And it wasn't necessarily cause it was fresher, but it was cheaper then even McDonalds...

Visited a couple years back and ate at one and wasn't impressed anymore. Another one of those that stood out in its time for being "innovative" or at least different than what was typical in SoCal... But now, so many places have taken a clue from that... Personally, I find Smashburger to be tastier...

[Madeinhb]

You wouldn't get one. They are all owned by the family. They will be here but not for a while still. I just spent 7 days in Huntington Beach, had In-N-Out 6 times.

Yes I know they are family owned. But there are some franchises. Also I grew up in Huntington Beach. Moved here 5 years ago. How'd you like it.

[Madeinhb]

day 4 out here and I've already had 4 double doubles!

Every time I go back and visit, In N Out is my first stop.

[Madeinhb]

I know its slightly off-topic, but I was an In-N-Out (the eatery! ) fan back in the day, talking late 70s again... And it wasn't necessarily cause it was fresher, but it was cheaper then even McDonalds...

Visited a couple years back and ate at one and wasn't impressed anymore. Another one of those that stood out in its time for being "innovative" or at least different than what was typical in SoCal... But now, so many places have taken a clue from that... Personally, I find Smashburger to be tastier...

For the price - I don't think there is a better burger.

[hatidua]

"I spent nearly 90 minutes scouring the aisles with Warner, using our iPhones to Google the ingredients of dozens of products. Natural or artificial, the place is a preservative shit-show."

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[osok-308]

For the price - I don't think there is a better burger.

Could not agree more. Plus I don't feel like I'm going to die immediately after eating there (Mcdonalds and Burger King).