do you want InnOut?

[LQQKOUT]

I rather go on Vacation to the West Coast and enjoy my In-N-Out burger. They might be over rated for some people....however they are on of the best fast food burgers I ever had. We wear their t shirts all the time and get comments about their burgers. Can't wait to go to Vegas!

[LQQKOUT]

BTW, they won't move to Texas period! Family owned and operated and they don't want to lose the West coast image. They can stay there, because I will still come and visit. That and Knott's Berry Farm.

[crypton]

Originally Posted by nmnita

When we moved to the Washington DC area like many in the very early 1980s they didn't even carry Mexican supplies in the grocery stores and there was no such thing as a really good Mexican restaurant.

It should be a crime to not have decent Mexican food in an area.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by crypton

It should be a crime to not have decent Mexican food in an area.

I wonder if I can take these people to court or have them arrested? You know the ones I am talking about, the ones who claim to have the "best" Mexican food or the most authentic. Most of them make guacamale (spelling) out of an artifical mix, they have never heard of pico de gallo (spelling again). They think enchaladas are best made with velveta cheese and are afraid to put any hot peppers or anything similar in the pacante sause. Of course I wouldn't want to go to San Diego and ask for true Biscuits and country gravy either.

Nita

[AKgirlinCA]

As a future Dallas resident, I can say I wouldn't mind if InnOut opened up out there. I don't think that has anything to do with "tx becoming like ca" etc....it's a fast food restaurant....and I bet it would be packed!