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In-N-Out never had a big Bay Area presence traditionally, it was more of a SoCal thing. For Oakland I'd say Kwik-Way (not sure if it still exists) and SF I'd say Mel's Diner.
I do think of Dick's when I think of Seattle, mainly because of "Posse on Broadway"
For Ohio it would be Max & Erma's in Columbus, Cassano's and Merion's pizza in Dayton, Skyline and Gold Star chili in Cincinnati.
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