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| - Like Kate S., I had long heard about the wonders of the In-N-Out (Seattle is full of Cali transplants lamenting the lack of such burgery goodness in the far-flung wilds of the north), so this seemed like a good time to give it a try. I was too lazy/disorganized to study up on the secret menu, and not overly hungry, so I ended up with a chocolate milkshake and a regular cheeseburger sans onions and tomato. Through a communication error, I also ended up with a vanilla shake which I gave to my sister, though she never got around to drinking it. Total cost - just over $6, which was pretty dang good!
The chocolate milkshake was nothing impressive, and I'd skip that next time. The burger was surprisingly good for a fast food joint - much better than McDonalds and even preferable to my usual choice of Wendy's (not that I eat fast food burgers that often). Service was efficient, if uninspired, plus there was the minor snafu mentioned above but that's pretty tame by fast food joint standards. Plenty of available parking.
I wouldn't go out of my way to get an In-N-Out burger, but I certainly wouldn't turn one down either.
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