In-N-Out Burger - Hamburger restaurant in Baldwin Park - 13850 Francisquito Ave, USA

Really appreciate the passion of the employees that they are working hard to wipe tables and sweep floors to keep the restaurant very clean. Of course, great customer service as usual. Always the best burgers. Usually I order my burger with no sauce so that I can really taste the burger 😅

One of my favorite In-N-Out spots because the merch store is on same lot. I got a double double protein style animal wrap with fries and a medium drink. Of course it was delicious, the burger was phenomenal and the fries were on point. As always, customer service was great and it was an excellent overall dining experience!

This specific in n out is very consistent and overall just a quality burger. It never disappoints and most employees are helpful and nice very good service. I’m here very often and rarely any let downs!

My go to is always double double protein style with chili’s and both onions. I tried fries well done, not for me but I’m glad they offer it. Great customer service and we saw that in n out university is here! Just love that everything is made to order. 😍❤️

I doubt we will ever have In-N-Out back in the Philippines, so I'm glad I was able to get the opportunity to finally taste it. Is it as mouth-watering, gut-busting, and mind-blowing as the hype would have you believe? Totally not. But, it is a good solid burger in my book, and I hear they pay their employees well, while serving affordable burgers, so that was totally worth the trip. I'd get another one given the chance.

Felt a little nostalgic driving home from work, used to work at the in n out on the other side of the freeway back in the early mid 80s. Customer service shined flawless execution with the staff and prompt service. Spotless environment, even crowded.

I hadn't been to an In-N-Out since late 2019... I'd kinda dropped off going to most fast food places since the early stages of the pandemic. I had just gotten my latest COVID shot at Kaiser Baldwin Park, and was feeling a little hungry and remembered there was an In-N-Out nearby (with the company store and In-N-Out University, no less) so I decided to get a cheeseburger. I may ruffle a few feathers, but I personally don't think In-N-Out makes the absolute best burgers... I've had bison burgers on brioche buns with bleu cheese and bacon and fig jam and balsamic rediction and micro-greens, which were *delicious* and *fancy*, but In-N-Out is the best at making In-N-Out burgers, which for a Southern California native like me are a distinct but quintessential category of food. I ordered a double-single (two patties, one slice of cheese) with extra grilled onions, fries, and a lemonade. It was fantastic. No, it was sublime. Perfectly toasted bun, two patties separated by a layer of melted cheese, with sauce, a generous helping of semi-caramelized onions, fresh lettuce, and tomato. For $2.30, they gave me at least an entire russet potato worth of fries (see picture for the massive stack). After four years without it, this meal immediately brought back fond memories. I sat on my own near the window facing the cash register, watching working folks, families, and high school students trickle in and make their orders. I thought about how mundane this day must be for most of them, and for the cashiers and kitchen staff who do this work day in and day out. Then I thought about how much I appreciated the employees' work, and also how weird it would have been for me to express my gratitude the way I felt it in that moment. (Shout out to Richard, who took my order... friendly and helpful and efficient... Keep up the good work!) If you happen to be in Baldwin Park, go there and get a burger, and reflect on what you are grateful for. The burger will no doubt be one of them. I hope the people around you are as well. (Also please get your COVID shots, so we can all keep enjoying the good things in life.)

Service and atmosphere are great!! Food was sloppily made. I had sauce dripping out of all sides of my sandwich. My sandwich was the bottom left.