Fatburger vs In-n-out (costs, food, places)

[John23]

Any fat burger fans?

I've been going there a lot lately. $6.35 for a kingburger with cheese?!? (including tax).

Their prices seem to be double in and out, but their burgers aren't twice as big. It must be one of the most expensive fast food places in la. Why are they so high? A family of four eating there, with two kingburgers, two regular burgers, 4 drinks and maybe a snack...like $30-35??

I think I could eat in-n-out more often, it'd be hard to eat fatburger everyday.

[CapnHawk]

In my opinion, Fatburger is barely palatable. Worse fast food I've ever had.

[mading6]

I love fatburger. Yeah it is expensive for fast food. It always costs me and my boyfriend approx. $25-$30 to eat there.

I get the turkey burger combo with cheese (of course) and a milkshake.

[SandyCo]

I like Fatburger. I don't eat it very often, because it's expensive.

I eat In N Out burgers occasionally, but my aversion is mostly due to how long it takes to get through the @#$% drive-through line, which is usually out into the street!

[Lovetheoutdoors]

I can't stand Fatburger. For one, it's a rip-off. Second, there's nothing special about them.

[KnoxTown]

In-n-Out, all day every day. 3x3 Animal Style!

[JDRCRASHER]

Originally Posted by CapnHawk

In my opinion, Fatburger is barely palatable. Worse fast food I've ever had.

Are u serious? Have you ever had their shakes???

[bhcompy]

Fatburger is very much like Five Guys in pricing, which puts them at basically double In-n-Out for a burger, fries, and a drink. That's a turn off for me. Also, I've never seen a Fatburger(or Five Guys) locally with a drivethru.

[LABornandRaised]

I'll take In-N-Out over Fatburger anyday! Fatburger tries to make the burger taste more authentic by charring it to death... no thank you. In-N-Out just has a flavor that no other fast food joint can match and for reasonable prices. I'll take my double-double with extra lettuce and fries please. Yummers.

[Mach50]

Fatburger makes a slightly better burger at a much higher price.

In-n-out is faster, cheaper and all around better.