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On the In-N-Out menu, the most expensive item is Double-Double Burger (Combo), which costs $7.60. The cheapest item on the menu is Milk, which costs $0.99. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $3.13.
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In N Out is a regional fast food chain with many locations in California, known for burgers, fries, and milkshakes. The popular items at In N Out are the Double Double, Cheeseburger, Hamburger, Animal Style burger and fries, and Protein Style burgers. The cheapest In N Out burger is the Hamburger, which costs $3.69. The most expensive burger on the In N Out menu is the Double Double, which costs $11.09 as of November 6, 2024. The In N Out menu features combo meals for as low as $8.89, burgers starting at $3.69, sides from $2.79, and drinks for as low as $1.39. In N Out prices vary slightly by location.
Founded by Harry and Esther Snyder in 1948, In-N-Out Burger opened the first location in Baldwin Park, California, with a vision to provide high-quality fast food using fresh ingredients. The Snyders pioneered the first modern drive-thru system using two-way speakers, a revolutionary concept at the time. The business remains privately owned by the Snyder family, and Harry and Esther’s granddaughter, Lynsi Snyder, is currently the president of the company. The popular burger chain has never franchised, allowing the family to retain control over operations and uphold high standards.
In-N-Out has over 400 USA restaurants across six states including California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Texas, and Oregon, as of 2024. The iconic burger chain plans to open Tennessee locations by 2026.
You are viewing the average In-N-Out prices from 9 locations in our database.
In-N-Out is famous for high quality and affordable burgers, fries, and milkshakes. The highly popular California-based fast food chain in the USA sources beef from a single supplier delivered daily to each restaurant to maintain quality and freshness. Fresh produce arrives daily as well, to guarantee peak quality. Moreover, In-N-Out has avoided franchising to ensure strict control over operations, preserving high standards across all locations. Owning each location and having a limited menu have enabled the company to keep the prices down, making the In N Out burgers, fries, and drinks affordable.
The most popular signature items on the In N Out menu are listed below:
The drinks and beverages customers can have at In N Out are the Signature Pink Lemonade, Lite Pink Lemonade, Root Beer, and Coca Cola products. The complete list of drinks and beverages available on the In N Out menu is provided below:
The cheapest burger on the In N Out menu is the Hamburger, which costs $3.69. Hamburger features 100% American beef patty, sliced or grilled onions, hand-leafed lettuce, a special recipe spread, tomato, and toasted buns.
The most expensive burger on the In N Out menu is Double Double, which costs $11.09. Double Double features a freshly baked toasted bun, two slices of American cheese, two 100% American beef patties, sliced or grilled onions, fresh, hand-leafed lettuce, and tomato.
The healthiest burgers on the In-N-Out menu are the Protein Style, Hamburger with ketchup and mustard (no spread), and Double-Double Protein Style with ketchup and mustard (no spread). Protein Style contains 270 calories, 19 g of fat, 800 mg of sodium, 10 g of carbs, and 16 g of protein. Hamburger with Ketchup and Mustard (No Spread) contains 300 calories, 9 g of fat, 610 mg of sodium, 37 g of carbs, and 16 g of protein. Double-Double Protein Style with Ketchup and Mustard (No Spread) contains 450 calories, 32 g of fat, 1380 mg of sodium, 12 g of carbs, and 30 g of protein.
The famous In-N-Out combos are the Double Double, Cheeseburger, and Hamburger. The Double Double Combo, which costs $11.09, includes toasted buns, freshly baked sponge dough, two slices of American cheese, two 100% American beef patties, sliced or grilled onions, fresh, hand-leafed lettuce, and tomato. The In N Out Cheeseburger Combo, which costs $9.29, showcases toasted buns, freshly baked sponge dough, a slice of American cheese, a 100% American beef patty, sliced or grilled onions, hand-leafed lettuce, and tomato. The Hamburger Combo, which costs $8.89, features toasted buns, 100% American beef patty, sliced or grilled onions, hand-leafed lettuce, a special recipe spread, and tomato.
The "Not So Secret Menu" at In-N-Out consists of off-menu items available upon request but not listed on the regular menu. Popular Not So Secret menu items at In-N-Out include the Double Double, 3x3, 4x4, Grilled Cheese, In N Out Protein Style Burger, Animal Style Burger, Flying Dutchman, and the Neopolitan Shake. Prices for the Not to Secret Menu range from $5.00 to $10.99.
The Animal Style meal on the In-N-Out menu features the Animal Style Burger and Animal Style Fries. The Animal Style In N Out Burger has hand-leafed lettuce, tomato, a mustard-cooked beef patty, pickles, extra spread, and grilled onions. The In N Out Animal Style Fries are a popular off-the-menu item consisting of fries topped with melted cheese, grilled onions, and In-N-Out's signature sauce.
The sides on the In-N-Out menu are highly sought after and options include Cheese Fries and Animal Style Fries. In N Out Cheese Fries, priced at $5, has melted cheese over a basket of crispy fries. Animal Style Fries, an off-the-menu favorite priced at $6, are topped with melted cheese, grilled onions, and In-N-Out's signature sauce.
In-N-Out rarely offers special promotions or large-scale sales, as the company prioritizes simplicity and quality over frequent discounts.
No, In-N-Out does not have a dedicated loyalty program. The company does not provide rewards, coupons, or special offers at this time.
No, In-N-Out does not offer Family Meal Bundles. Guests in groups can order in large quantities to accommodate everyone and make sure all are served.
Yes, In-N-Out offers vegan options such as the Veggie Burger and Fries. The Veggie Burger contains no actual burger, instead, a bun with lettuce, tomato, and onion is used. Order without the spread, as mayonnaise is included, and replace with ketchup or mustard for a vegan option. In-N-Out fries are cooked in sunflower oil. Customers can customize fries with options like Light (lightly fried) or Extra Well (crispy). Ask for No Salt or Extra Salt, but avoid the Animal Style, as dairy cheese and the non-vegan Spread are added.
Yes, In-N-Out offers gluten-free options such as the Protein Style Double-Double, Protein Style Cheeseburger, and Protein Style Hamburger. The burgers are gluten-free when ordered "protein style," meaning the burger is wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun.
Yes, In N Out is pet-friendly and pets are welcome at the outdoor areas, including the patio. In-N-Out also offers a secret menu item for dogs called the "Pup Patty," which is a plain, unsalted, broiled hamburger patty without garlic or onions. Reports suggest that the Pup Patty costs $1-$3 depending on location.
Yes, customers can order à la carte at In-N-Out, including items such as the 3x3 burger, grilled cheese, double meat burger, Flying Dutchman, cheese fries, Animal Style fries, and Neapolitan shake.
In N Out offers catering and drive thru services. Catering services provide options for birthday parties, events, and meetings. The In N Out drive-thru provides a convenient way for customers to order and enjoy burger meals without leaving their car.
Yes, In-N-Out Burger offers catering through Cookout Trucks, available in Los Angeles, Orange County, and select areas. The trucks cater to events such as weddings, birthdays, and corporate picnics. The Esther Snyder Cookout Truck serves mini burgers, mini Double-Doubles, mini fries, and chips at children and youth events. Proceeds from the truck support the In-N-Out Foundation, which helps children affected by abuse.
No, customers cannot rent In N Out for private occasions. Guests in large groups must arrive early to secure comfortable seating for everyone.
No, In-N-Out does not offer delivery. The chain prioritizes dine-in and drive-thru experiences, focusing on freshness and quality control within the restaurants.
Reviews for customer experience at In-N-Out have praised the burger chain for the delicious and affordable burgers, good customer service, and enjoyable dining experience. Customers often remarked that the burgers and fries are always cooked to order and served hot, and that the milkshakes are thick and indulgent. According to the reviews, In-N-Out “always hits the spot” and gives the “best bang for your buck.” The service is fast and friendly, and the employees are more than happy to answer questions and provide recommendations. Many diners have noted that there is usually a line at In N Out but the staff is efficient and orders are completed quickly. The burger restaurant chain’s interiors are clean, classic, and functional. The decor maintains a retro 1950s diner vibe with red, yellow, and white color schemes, simple tile walls, and vinyl seating. In-N-Out locations feature open kitchens with bright lighting and large windows.
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