[...] Nancy is reporting this store may even open sooner than the Garland location she scooped. You don’t think, do [...]
@ 1:01 pm on September 20, 2010
[...] says we may be getting our In-N-Out fix in Fort Worth even sooner than in Garland, and I am wondering if all the folks angry at Garland’s Animal Shelter for gassing animals [...]
@ 1:34 pm on September 20, 2010
Hasn’t this topic been beaten to death? It’s a hamburger joint, not the next coming of Christ.
@ 2:02 pm on September 20, 2010
It is the second coming of Christ, if Christ had a burger fixation. Better burgers through out town, I give INO a big “whogivesaratsass”. I have had the INO a few times and each time I was not thrilled.
@ 2:14 pm on September 20, 2010
It’s all about the burger you grew up with. My friends who are West Coast transplants are thrilled. I just don’t see INO or Whataburger… comparing to the high end burger joints. Give me Kenny’s, Maple Burger, Twisted Root, Love Burger ….
@ 4:10 pm on September 20, 2010
@irodguy: I can see your point but the thing is, out west (and soon, here) you can go anywhere and find an INO Burger. They’re like gas stations. Everywhere! When you need one, they’re there. Mind you, I’m not comparing quality now. Just, availability!
@ 4:36 pm on September 20, 2010
Sorry, I meant “iroguy” not, irodguy.
@ 4:38 pm on September 20, 2010
In N Out has some competition at that location. Love Shack is a couple blocks away and a Ft Worth institution, Fred’s, is a stones throw away.
@ 7:51 pm on September 20, 2010
Never ate at one but sounds great for Dallas.
@ 12:28 am on September 21, 2010
As a Southern California transplant now living in Tulsa, OK, it’s given me another reason to visit the Lone Star State. Once you have an In-N-Out Burger, with the fries, you’ll understand.
@ 6:51 pm on September 23, 2010
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[...] Nancy is reporting this store may even open sooner than the Garland location she scooped. You don’t think, do [...]
[...] says we may be getting our In-N-Out fix in Fort Worth even sooner than in Garland, and I am wondering if all the folks angry at Garland’s Animal Shelter for gassing animals [...]
Hasn’t this topic been beaten to death? It’s a hamburger joint, not the next coming of Christ.
It is the second coming of Christ, if Christ had a burger fixation. Better burgers through out town, I give INO a big “whogivesaratsass”. I have had the INO a few times and each time I was not thrilled.
It’s all about the burger you grew up with. My friends who are West Coast transplants are thrilled. I just don’t see INO or Whataburger… comparing to the high end burger joints. Give me Kenny’s, Maple Burger, Twisted Root, Love Burger ….
@irodguy: I can see your point but the thing is, out west (and soon, here) you can go anywhere and find an INO Burger. They’re like gas stations. Everywhere! When you need one, they’re there. Mind you, I’m not comparing quality now. Just, availability!
Sorry, I meant “iroguy” not, irodguy.
In N Out has some competition at that location. Love Shack is a couple blocks away and a Ft Worth institution, Fred’s, is a stones throw away.
Never ate at one but sounds great for Dallas.
As a Southern California transplant now living in Tulsa, OK, it’s given me another reason to visit the Lone Star State. Once you have an In-N-Out Burger, with the fries, you’ll understand.