payn
Glory to Marik
I do rate 5 guys a bit above most.
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billd91
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Five Guys burgers are good, but if you have peanut allergies, they aren’t for you.
My favorite fast food is Culvers. But I live in Culvers country so they’re common around here.
payn
Glory to Marik
Culvers is pretty good. Also, in that part of the country.
Old Fezziwig
this is a low-flying panic attack
I've been to In-N-Out once since I moved to California. It was ludicrously busy at like 3 pm on a Saturday, and the food was fine? I think the fact that there are no In-N-Outs in SF might have something to do with how busy it was. It was one of the two down in Daly City, and it was slammed.
Thomas Shey
Legend
(First: I fully realize tastes are personal.)
I’ve heard people sing the praises of Shake Shack recently, but I haven’t tried them yet.
I tried my first In-N-Out burger a few years ago shortly after the first one in D/FW opened to major hype, and haven’t been back. What I had was…OK, and their menu was a bit limited- I didn’t see anything that set it apart from other major burger chains.
So now I’m questioning the Shack recs.
I've been an Angelino pretty much since birth, and I've never understood the attraction of In-and-Out honestly. I just wrote it off as being the price of someone who wants his burgers with tomato and maybe some (non-American) cheese, and that's it.
Thomas Shey
Legend
No, they're busy most places in the Greater Los Angeles area, and we have tons of them. I don't get it either.
trappedslider
Legend
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Part of the thing to remember about In-N-Out is that, nowadays, it's comparable or sometimes less than McDonald's. It's competing with them (they all started in the same area) and trounces other drive-thru burgers.I tried my first In-N-Out burger a few years ago shortly after the first one in D/FW opened to major hype, and haven’t been back. What I had was…OK, and their menu was a bit limited- I didn’t see anything that set it apart from other major burger chains.
Sit down burger places, which cost more, are in a separate category and, given the higher price, certainly ought to cost more. (Otherwise, why the higher price?)
That said, not everyone loves In-N-Out, nor are they required to. And yes, they are aggressive about keeping a very small menu, for quality control and inventory reasons. (Nothing other than ice cream is frozen at In-N-Out and all has to be provided by a farm within one-day's driving distance.)
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Raising Cane's is a bizarre success story. It's just so bland, but people swear by it.
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