Keizer getting an In and Out

[Kruel J]

SB is off limits these days. Gotta drop 15 pounds. OMG again!

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

SB is off limits these days. Gotta drop 15 pounds. OMG again!

OMGWTF???

 

[Kruel J]

OMGWTF???

Yeah man, 225 doesn't look good on me. 210? Now we're talking!

Come to think of it NOTHING looks good on me. But the extra weight I'm carrying doesn't help.

 

[Oregonhunter5]

Fast Food = In-N-Out
Fast Food with a twist = Good Times
A different take on a burger = Killer Burger
A quick "Fill up"? = 5 guys
A laid back meal that screams quality? = Nancy Jo's
On the beach? = Highway 101 burger. Bring cash.

Yea! The all cash joints are tax dodgers

 

[Baseacegoku]

DAMN there is a lot of hatred and dislike for In-n-out here in the northwest. Both on this forum and in the comments of that Oregonian article. It's almost like a lot of people here have never had a decent hamburger. Like seriously one person claimed that In-n-out burgers were worse than Mcdonald's. It sure seems to me that those who are complaining have either A) never actually had an In-n-Out meal, B) Hate In-n-Out purely because it is owned by a Californian family, or C) Dont actually have tastebuds in their mouths.

But as for me and mine. We are stoked that an In-n-Out will be within driving distance soon.

 

[kenboy]

Glad to see In & Out coming but not looking forward to all the traffic issues.

Visit Keizer station multiple times daily. Luckily know a back way in & out......

 

[Member 34319]

Fast Food = In-N-Out
Fast Food with a twist = Good Times
A different take on a burger = Killer Burger
A quick "Fill up"? = 5 guys
A laid back meal that screams quality? = Nancy Jo's
On the beach? = Highway 101 burger. Bring cash.

Dude. NOBODY likes Dutch Bros coffee. If it wasn't for the over-ambitious baristas in low cut tops and the Rebels we wouldn't even be talking.

Lol. Good laughs on these ones.

Burger assessment is pretty spot on. I'll have to try the one every one here is talking about.

I'm not from OR originally so DB was a treat when we came up to the coast on vacations. Reno finally has one or two now. However it was always a very different coffee drink than anything I've ever had and I really learned to like that flavor.

Now that I've lived here for a while, I rarely go there. Too long of waits in the drive throughs.

 

[Member 34319]

DAMN there is a lot of hatred and dislike for In-n-out here in the northwest. Both on this forum and in the comments of that Oregonian article. It's almost like a lot of people here have never had a decent hamburger. Like seriously one person claimed that In-n-out burgers were worse than Mcdonald's. It sure seems to me that those who are complaining have either A) never actually had an In-n-Out meal, B) Hate In-n-Out purely because it is owned by a Californian family, or C) Dont actually have tastebuds in their mouths.

But as for me and mine. We are stoked that an In-n-Out will be within driving distance soon.

I'm super excited. I really learned to enjoy their burgers. Reno had very little to enjoy. Especially after the little nugget changed owners and the Awful Awful burger changed, look it up if your unaware, hands down was the best burger I've eaten. In and out came to Reno when I was a teenager, before we would make special trips to Roseville, to get one as it wasn't that bad of a drive. This location is one step in the right direction to the metro area. For now it gives us a good reason to go south.

 

[DirectDrive]

So I go to 5 Guys for a burger and fries.
Get back to the job and the burger is OK but the fries are grossly over-salted.
So much so that I have to call the manager.

He said that corporate instructs heavy salting of their fries.
He also said that the theory is that the heavy salt/Cajun seasoning stimulates appetite.

So if you go to 5 Guys ask for unsalted fries and then add your own salt.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I change my own oil and own a black iron skillet.







hide

 

[Certaindeaf]

So I go to 5 Guys for a burger and fries.
Get back to the job and the burger is OK but the fries are grossly over-salted.
So much so that I have to call the manager.

He said that corporate instructs heavy salting of their fries.
He also said that the theory is that the heavy salt/Cajun seasoning stimulates appetite.

So if you go to 5 Guys ask for unsalted fries and then add your own salt.

I put salt on my salt lick. So I got that going on.

 

[DirectDrive]

You might like 5 Guys fries then.
Salt is the main course, with a sprinkle of potato.

 

[Mikej]

"Burgers" I look at hamburgers like the true, all American, food they are. Hamburgers to a hamburger lover are like baseball to a baseball game lover. Or golf, to a golf tournament lover. Or sex?.....To real games/tournament/sex lovers, some is better than others, but it's all pretty good.

 

[Ruggedbert]

4x4 animal style, whole grilled onions, and chopped chilies, with an order of light well fries and a coke.

 

[Cucv]

Super deluxe in portland is ok, not as good as In n Out but decent.

 

[Member 34319]

4x4 animal style, whole grilled onions, and chopped chilies, with an order of light well fries and a coke.

Damn that sounds good right now. With a black and white shake.

 

[titsonritz]

A little too little, a little too late. I avoid Keizer for the most part these days.

 

[Tarawa86]

Where do you think the "out" in their name comes from?

@Flymph saying something outrageous about Sonic being better than In-n-Out.

You... you take that back

 

[Flymph]

You... you take that back

Do they offer refunds at that point?

 

[jb11]

My wife works for the city of Keizer. She said In n out burger just paid for there building permit and water service. She also scored gift cards from them. I grew up in California eating it. I prefer the Habit Grill myself, has anyone else had it here? It's primarily in Cali but have one in Tacoma from what I hear. Keizer station will be a nightmare once it opens.