In-n-Out: Overrated.

Mmmmmmmmm Red Robin Raspberry Limeade. Almost enough to make me wish there was one closer than an hour away.

Used to get the Banzai Burger. Pretty sure it's not on my diet.

 

I love that place. You go there with kids and the waitresses make sure they have balloons before they even sit down. They have crayons chocolate milk and cups they can bring home.

Just about every time we're trying to decide where to go for dinner one of my kids screams "Red Robin"

There is a lot to be said for a place that is so family friendly and the adults aren't exactly complaining about the food either.

 

Now I'm even more thankful I've never stepped foot in a Red Robin!

 

It was late, I was a little tipsy, two blocks from where I'm staying...had to try it. And quite honestly, I remembered this thread, which planted the seed.

 

http://freakinfrog.com/

Least that's what my cousin says. Not sure if it's an urban myth or what (this isn't the sort of transaction they want to advertise on their site, for obvious reasons)

 

http://fastfood.ocregister.com/2011/05/09/texas-in-n-out-restaurants-to-open-wednesday/95073/

 

I am not gonna read all nine pages, but will add this: That is one fine way to earn an ass-beating 'round these parts.

rb

 

Haters gonna hate.

 

Never had an In-Out but HC & I went to the newest Five Guys that opened a few months go. I think there are two in Canada.

Well, it was a good burger but not much better than Harvey's (a national chain up here) and certainly not as good as either Lick's or South Street Burgers (two regional chains)

The 'large' fries were more like XXXL. There were enough for four people, easy. The fries were better than average but not as good as South Street's New York Fries

Price of two cheeseburgers, fries and two regular drinks was $23.00. Way overpriced for the quality. Won't go back

 

I've heard about Harvey's, I'm definitely trying it if I ever cross the border. I tried Tim Horton's in New York and decided I'll try any Canadian chain with good reviews.