Tommy's is for girls. Real men eat at Oki-Dog at least twice a week!
Posted on 06/02/2010 9:36:45 AM PDT by Ro_Thunder
Appropriately revered west coast burger chain In-N-Out Burger is making an unprecedented expansion into Dallas, Texas.
The chain has infamously not expanded beyond the Western states of California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah, as In-N-Out trucks in its meat from a central facility and has resisted reorganizing that structure in order to accomodate farther reaching locations (for a visual explanation of the process, see this graphic at the Orange County Register).
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Man this brings back memories. I remember when I was living in Las Vegas, I’d go eat at this In-N-Out Burger place down the block from my work at least once a week.
I have tried and tried to fall in love with In-and-Out, but I just don’t like their food. Every time I say, “Maybe this time I will like it.” With the exception of their sauce (kind of a 1000 Island dressing), I doubt I’ll ever go back.
Currently, we’re on a big Chick-fil-A kick.
>>Dang, ya just had to go and remind me. I really miss Tommy’s and Fatburger.<<
I have one of each a few blocks from home (and an In-n-Out). The wife says when we move to Dallas she will miss the convenience more than anythning.
Then I show her the sales tax (9.5%) on our last purchase of anything and I think the feeling passes quickly.
Thank you for pointing to the mobile version of the article. The ads on the full version of the article are repulsive.
About twenty-seven years ago, driving along the PCH I saw an In-N-Out Burger bumper sticker on a pick-up, the B and R on burger erased, In-N-Out Urge, LOLOL!!!
OMG! Yer killin me!
You're gonna make me come up with some excuse to visit the folks back home, just so I can enjoy some of that good food. LOL
In-N-Out is awesome. Every time I have gone there it is rocking with customers, and rocking with young and bright people who work there. I’m talking at least 20 employees who are, to a man, working hard and happy. They get paid well, but they work hard, and they all speak English and all know how to speak to a customer. Not to mention, the Double-Double with extra grilled onions.... MMMMMMmmmmmMMMMM!
Braums and In and Out seem to be a lot alike in one respect. A desire to exercise quality control. Everytime I pass through Texas/Oklahoma/Arkansas I make it a point to eat at Braums.
When my wife and I first heard the news, we said the same thing. Garland?
Whoever the heck is doing their site surveys oughta be fired.
If it makes you feel any better, I just had BBQ from the one place in Richmond that has terrible BBQ (Bill’s in Midlothian) — dry and tasteless.
Tommy's is for girls. Real men eat at Oki-Dog at least twice a week!
Right there with Sonic and Scotty P’s already. Sonic is kind of in the middle and SP’s is on the far west side near 78. Sonic is a decent chain. Scotty P’s is family-owned and ROCKs, imho.
I like In-n-Out, too. Hope they put it on the far east side of the mall for balance.
That is a work of art!
Sucks that they aren’t considering San Antonio - oh well, will have to settle for Whataburger, Culvers, Bobby J’s, and Chris Madrids.
Well, I almost never get down to Midlothian, so I’ll probably never have the honor of being disappointed with Bill’s BBQ.
Unfortunately, I haven’t been in the financial condition to widely sample the various restaurants in North Texas since I’ve been here. I’m working on changing that, though.
Not all of us have a pocket that can easily handle the prices of some of the better joints. Hell, it costs me $30 just to feed the family at McDonald's.
It is indeed. Lord how I miss it.
Five Guys is the Best. Better than In-n-out...
You know what you're talking about, friend. I can still remember the Japanese dude they had there in the mid-seventies who flipped burgers like a Kung-Fu artist.
Best damn burgers I ever ate.
however, men like the name.
I never heard of them before I say a lesbian wearing an In-N-Out Burger T-shirt.
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