Fatburger vs In-n-out (Riverside, San Bernardino, Pasadena: high crime, home, safe area)

[ZenMaster2008]

Originally Posted by SOON2BNSURPRISE

You all may want to try "the Habit" for a Burger expereince you will love. I have to say I have never been to a Fat Burger or Five Guys. I have been to In&Out and do love their burgers. They are much better food than the traditional fast food places with what I call tasteless burgers. Carl's Jr does have a burger that I like and I consider them the top of the traditional fast food places with In&Out a step above. But then In&Out is limited even with the other offerings that are not on the menu.

I discovered The Habit 2 weeks ago and I loved it! Pricier than In-n-Out but very tasty. Flame kissed burger grilled to perfection with bacon and cheese and had avocado added.

[LASam]

The Habit > In-N-Out > Fatburger... though the margin between The Habit and In-N-Out is far smaller than the margin between In-N-Out and Fatburger.

[apollyoncruiser]

I'm a FatBurger fan. It is somewhat expensive but one doesn't need to be eating like that too often, right! I never cared for In&Out but their fries are ok. And I agree with an earlier post about FatBurger Milk Shakes. They are the BOMB!

[CantWait2Leave]

LOVE The Habit! Now, that's a great burger place.

[Nightowl4]

I used to like burgers more but my income has not kept pace with eatery price increases so I get sticker shock when I do go. In-n-Out is ok but dislike the lines. Daughter gave me a gift card so I went 4 times and used up the card. If Fatburger, Five Guys and Habit are more expensive then I for sure won't go there. I go once in a while to Carl's Jr for the dollar Big Burger and a cup of water. Not too bad for a buck.

[Jay100]

Originally Posted by 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.

No offense but, Fatburger is nasty. That and Tommy's.

[LA Fan]

Originally Posted by Jay100

No offense but, Fatburger is nasty. That and Tommy's.

Fatburgers is good, but of course everyone has their opinions. Now for the life of me I can't understand the fuss over Tommy's Chili Burgers.

I have to agree with you on Tommy's. I don't get it, their chili to me is like what I would imagine can dog food would taste like.

[CantWait2Leave]

Originally Posted by LA Fan

Fatburgers is good, but of course everyone has their opinions. Now for the life of me I can't understand the fuss over Tommy's Chili Burgers.

I have to agree with you on Tommy's. I don't get it, their chili to me is like what I would imagine can dog food would taste like.

Haha! I love Tommys, but I've never had a chili burger (or chili hotdog for that matter) that I didn't love. I love chili!

[SOON2BNSURPRISE]

Originally Posted by Nightowl4

I used to like burgers more but my income has not kept pace with eatery price increases so I get sticker shock when I do go. In-n-Out is ok but dislike the lines. Daughter gave me a gift card so I went 4 times and used up the card. If Fatburger, Five Guys and Habit are more expensive then I for sure won't go there. I go once in a while to Carl's Jr for the dollar Big Burger and a cup of water. Not too bad for a buck.

I am with you on this. For the budget minded Carl's Jr does have a tasty burger that is affordable.

[Huckleberry3911948]

in n out is a bit cardboardy but still ok. i put my money on fatburger