In-N-Out expanding to Dallas?

Nothing can be as good as an In-N-Out burger.

Even an In-N-Out burger. :

 

There's an In-N-Out a mile away from a 5 Guys in Arlington, so one day this year I'm planning to do a side by side taste test.

I think the burgers are pretty comparable. That's why I want to have them side by side

 

I don't think they're even a mile apart, are they? They're both right around the mall. In fact, they're both near the south end of the mall, right off I-20.

I do remember when the In-N-Out opened, the drive-through line went around the corner.

 

I did that once, a few years back. In-N-Out won handily. The only category in which Five Guys might have a slight edge is plain fries vs. plain fries. In-N-Out's aren't that great, I admit, unless they're done animal style.

But in every single other way — everything about the burger, plus price, wait time, etc. — In-N-Out is far superior.

 

In-N-Out's fries taste different because they're made from real whole potatoes, sliced fresh and fried fresh in the store. They aren't being soaked in beef tallow and God knows what other chemicals McD's uses in their bagged-and-frozen fries. All they need is a little ketchup.