In-and-Out Burger Webster

[RMESMH]

Originally Posted by Ivory Lee Spurlock

I didn't mean it as a bad thing. I have no problems with Californians. They always been nice to me. I just meant I didn't know anybody in Austin who heard of In 'n Out but they were lined up for blocks down Airport and found out most of those were ex-Californians.

[HelloKitty76]

Originally Posted by WRM20

Why would I drive to an In-N-Out location when I can walk to a Burger Joint? I wouldn't mind a Culver's nearby, though.

I've tried Burger Joint and I only went there once. I'm trying to remember how their burger's tasted.

[HelloKitty76]

Originally Posted by Texas Ag 93

I haven't tried it, but if the posts and comments I've seen on Nextdoor are any indication, it's the same old discussion.

1. 50/50 split in the whole In-and-Out vs. Whataburger debate.
1a. Whataburger is now terrible since they sold out.
1b.Both In-and-Out and Whataburger are terrible, as is all fast food.

The only useful thing I've been able to glean about the Webster location is that there's a lot of traffic in that general area from the new HEB, so keep that in mind. I've also heard that the service is pretty good (on par with a typical Chick-fil-a or Cane's) since the volume is so high.

thanks. I went by there the other day and it was Saturday. Also there was a long line in the Morning and also in the evening too. So, I'll try again later on. Thanks.

[tewest86]

Originally Posted by HelloKitty76

I've tried Burger Joint and I only went there once. I'm trying to remember how their burger's tasted.

The Burger Joint is decent. All these burger places are over priced. Expect to pay $18 at the Burger Joint if you get fries and a drink.

[HelloKitty76]

I saw it the other day and they were still packed.

[KinBueno]

Dunno why there's so much hype over In N Out. It's processed ground beef between a bun. It's just a darn burger. An overrated one at that

[jcp123]

In n Out is still my fav burger, and I’ve not wavered on that, although someone mentions Culver’s and they’re probably my second fav burger - but they’re more regional than In n Out. I stand by the fries, although I understand they’re not everybody’s cup of tea. They’re different enough from most fries that I respect someone who doesn’t like them. Decent milkshakes too. The secret to a good in n out burger, though, is to order with grilled onions

As to Whataburger…ehhhh…it tastes really really salty to me. I’ve never really enjoyed Whataburger that much, especially for what they charge. Everyone should immediately copy their spicy ketchup, though.

Where In n Out shines is service. I’ve never had bad or even mediocre service at any I’ve been to.

[HelloKitty76]

Originally Posted by jcp123

In n Out is still my fav burger, and I’ve not wavered on that, although someone mentions Culver’s and they’re probably my second fav burger - but they’re more regional than In n Out. I stand by the fries, although I understand they’re not everybody’s cup of tea. They’re different enough from most fries that I respect someone who doesn’t like them. Decent milkshakes too. The secret to a good in n out burger, though, is to order with grilled onions

As to Whataburger…ehhhh…it tastes really really salty to me. I’ve never really enjoyed Whataburger that much, especially for what they charge. Everyone should immediately copy their spicy ketchup, though.

Where In n Out shines is service. I’ve never had bad or even mediocre service at any I’ve been to.

I tried the In and Out burger like a few weeks ago and I got it well done. And it was very good imo.

There customer service was just there it wasn't like CFA's service imo. But maybe it was the location that I went too. IDK.

But I don't get burgers from Whataburger anymore, their patties are too thin and they don't even season the meat anymore. Their customer service is terrible and the managers there don't care either. I agree that Whataburger's spicy ketchup is really good.