First In-N-Out burger in Bexar county to open in Windcrest (San Antonio: hotel, live)

[cbeltran428]

Originally Posted by jgn2013

In-N-Out: Not as good as Californians say, but better than most Texans would like to admit

I had In-N-Out for the first time this summer in Fort Worth. It was good. I would definitely say it's better than the majority of fast food burgers out there, but like others have said before me... I personally think Whataburger is better. You can't beat a bacon and cheese whataburger IMO. Oh, and I did have a double double animal style.

[Azure110]

Originally Posted by elnina

Can't find any news about this location.

"In other development news, Baxter said the former Frost Bank building that sits abandoned along the I-35 frontage road is going to be torn down.
A developer plans to build two restaurants and what Baxter called “a high-end hotel” on the property.
“We're excited, and we're working on finalizing that venture,” the mayor said. “They are going to knock (the Frost building) down, replat it, and put three businesses in there.
On this side of Walzem, we are able to keep 100 percent of the sales tax revenue.”
Windcrest - San Antonio Express-News
Jan 7, 2014

Not sure if In-N-Out burger joint could be called a "restaurant"

If I am not misinformed, I was told once that In & Out prefers to own all of their locations outright. If the developer mentioned above is only building property to rent/lease then maybe it isn't In&Out after all?

I am not real clear about the developer's plans so maybe he is selling to them.

[713 to 210]

Here you go:

MEDIA RELEASE:
In-N-Out Burger Coming to Windcrest

The City of Windcrest is excited to announce the plans to open an In-N-Out Burger.

During a joint meeting on Thursday, January 17, 2014 with the Windcrest Economic Development Corporation and the City Council, the Weitzman Group made the announcement that this famous and wildly popular restaurant will open later this year. The In-N-Out Burger will opening up off 35 and Walzem at the old Frost Bank Location. The existing building will be demolished and re–platted into 3 lots. In-N-Out Burger will be the first restaurant to break ground. Another restaurant and a hotel are in the plans for the other two plats. An announcement will be made soon!

In-N-Out Burger first opened its’ doors in Texas in 2010, and has been steadily growing since then. This will be the first In-N-Out Burger establishment in Bexar County.

[heimerswt]

Originally Posted by 713 to 210

Here you go:

MEDIA RELEASE:
In-N-Out Burger Coming to Windcrest

The City of Windcrest is excited to announce the plans to open an In-N-Out Burger.

During a joint meeting on Thursday, January 17, 2014 with the Windcrest Economic Development Corporation and the City Council, the Weitzman Group made the announcement that this famous and wildly popular restaurant will open later this year. The In-N-Out Burger will opening up off 35 and Walzem at the old Frost Bank Location. The existing building will be demolished and re–platted into 3 lots. In-N-Out Burger will be the first restaurant to break ground. Another restaurant and a hotel are in the plans for the other two plats. An announcement will be made soon!

In-N-Out Burger first opened its’ doors in Texas in 2010, and has been steadily growing since then. This will be the first In-N-Out Burger establishment in Bexar County.

...but no link to where you got that info?

[713 to 210]

You'll just have to trust me.

[chud]

Windcrest P.D. is gonna have a field day with the increased traffic: more revenue generating opportunities!

[Spursrock]

People on here are so funny! They rely 100% on media to feed them info! If they didn't hear it from Ksat it's not true! Lol no wonder why this city is so blind...

It's good will provide more part time jobs and that side of of town is eh so let's see if the animals don't destroy it.

My only real concern is San Antonio has a terrible work force hopefully they can train well enough to produce a decent product. Five guys baby!

[johnts71]

Five guys is too expensive for what you get. A regular burger, fry and a drink is over 10$. You can get the same thing at In N Out for 4$ cheaper

[01Snake]

That's an odd location for the first restaurant. I guess it won't matter as they will eventually be all over town I'm sure.

[Soviet]

Perhaps it's cheaper to open there first?