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In-N-Out Burger is coming to Houston (The Grid in Stafford, Willowbrook is pending development approval)
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I had an interview in Houston (actually League City) back in January, I flew in from West Virginia and after I got my rental car, I fought through Houston traffic to Whataburger, excited to see what the fuss was about.
...it was ok. The pre-made deli sandwich I bought from a nearby Kroger was better.
In-N-Out Burger is also coming to Katy
They forgot to mention the one that has already broke ground in Katy. If you're going west bound, it's on the right side of I-10 just before you reach Katy Mills Mall.
I would rather have a Whataburger anyway and this is coming from someone born in LA.
I would rather have a Whataburger anyway and this is coming from someone born in LA.
You speak the truth. I tried WAB in Arizona and it was the worst burger I ever tasted. Gas station burger is better than what they sold me.
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Tried In-N-Out on my trip to LA last month. The fries were godawful. Say what you want about McDonald's but they're still my favorite burger joint.
Hopefully. I think the closest one is in southern Oregon at the moment.
Culvers >> Five Guys >> Freddy's >> In-N-Out >> Whattaburger (except for Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit which is GOAT)
where they gonna build it at Willowbrook anyway? if it's from nothing where the hell is the space b/c they sure ain't going to put it on the other side of the railroad. if it's taking over a building maybe in those spaces where the sub-station use to be?
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also eating a burger at Whattaburger lulz
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also eating a burger at Whattaburger lulz
In-N-Out Burger Katy’s location
No problem. Here's a link to the article with the exact location...
https://www.khou.com/article/news/l...econd-restaurant-coming-to-katy/285-604974906
In N Out loving Californian here, and I quite liked Whataburger when visiting Texas.
Five Guys is flavorless and overpriced. It's like they never heard of salt and pepper.
Five Guys in Vancouver is actually awful. They don't serve milkshakes and the burgers are worse than just about anything else here.
I'd take an In-N-Out instead in a heartbeat.
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Based on my time at the Dallas location, the only things that underwhelmed me were the lack of bacon as an option & the fries not being as crispy as I'd like. Otherwise, the burgers were pretty good (considering that I ordered 3 of them in one sitting).
Though out of curiosity, is it possible to order the fries well-done?
Anything to make Texas suck a Little less.
I'm of the opinion if you don't like in n out fries, you just don't like fresh potatoes.
Sure can.
I'm of the opinion if you don't like in n out fries, you just don't like fresh potatoes.
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Oh good. It's not that the fries are outright bad (otherwise I wouldn't have ordered 5 of them), I just wish they were a bit more crispy.
As a Texan who had In n Out for the first time a while back, I can agree with this statement.
They're slowly moving east. If only they would franchise we could have them in all fifty states. Although I gotta say In-N-Out is MASSIVELY overrated. It used to be that any time I was out west I'd have to stop at one, but I realized it's not that good so why waste my time. Much better options out there.
I've had Five Guys and In-N-Out and I can say that Five Guys tastes better but In-N-Out has much better pricing. Plus with INO, they have those yellow chili peppers which are absolutely phenomenal and I put them on everything.
In N Out is so built up in people's heads that you end up people inflating their expectations and end up disappointed. What In n Out is is a very good, well made, consistent fast food hamburger. It's peers in its price/service range are shit like McDonalds or Jack in the Box. It's not a life changing experience. It's not as fancy or impressive as gourmet restaurant burgers or burgers from places like Five Guys that cost twice as much and take twice as long to get (though I'd still probably take In N Out over most of those).
Like a lot of cultural and regional foods (philly cheesesteaks, Chicago/NY pizza, cookout) it's sort of taken a life of its own and created a level of expectations that are probably impossible to actually live up to. Every place has their own In N Out.
Like a lot of cultural and regional foods (philly cheesesteaks, Chicago/NY pizza, cookout) it's sort of taken a life of its own and created a level of expectations that are probably impossible to actually live up to. Every place has their own In N Out.
I can't believe how passionate people get about fast food burgers. If price and name brand had nothing to do with it, you'd see a totally different ranking system in public forums. They're mostly all very different, so comparing them is just a pissing contest for your own amusement.