In-N-Out Burger

Definitely recommend at least getting the sauce on the side if not animal style! As an east coaster, these burgers blow all fast food burgers out of the water!! Do NOT waste your time on the fries they taste like card board… I went on a Saturday during dinner time and waited for 1hr 20 minutes… do not recommend going during this time!!! But for how many people there were in line(it went onto the road) they kept it consistently moving!

We thought if we waited a few years, the crowds would die down. Not so much. When we arrived there were about 50'ish cars in line, so we decided to park (there were parking spots available). Inside there were 100 people waiting in the restaurant, but NO LINE. We walked right up and ordered. The team at the counter was super nice, and efficient. There were about 90 orders ahead of ours. We received our order with 35 minutes. That team doesn't miss a beat. The food was DELICIOUS and brought back memories of vacationing in CA. If you are GF, order it protein style. My partner likes well done fried... picture show the difference between regular and well done.

My first and only time going to an IN-N-OUT because there are no locations where I live. If you are in the area and have the opportunity to go, I would definitely recommend it. The food was very good and you the service was great as well. Even though it was busy the food was still ready quickly and we were able to find a spot to sit. The location is also right off the highway so if you are road tripping through Oregon it is a convenient stop.

Food is delicious and the workers are great especially with having to deal with so many people. Be prepared to wait in a long line if using drive through but it’s worth it!! Got the protein style with chopped chilies SO good. Milk shake and fried is just ok…

Animal fries were a bit hard. The cheese wasn’t fully melted and was still a bit hard. Otherwise, the burgers were fantastic! The Flying Dutchman was top tier. The small jalapeños were also so good.

Theres nothing better than in N Out. The wait wasn't too bad even though there were about 60 orders outstanding in front of us. Our wait was about 45 minute wait. The food came out perfect and was warm. If you love In N Out like we do it's worth the wait!

Food is good for fast food. Especially like all the potatoes are freshly cut and fried just a moment before you get them. Definitely why we come to you a couple times a year when we get to the side of the past really looking forward to getting it in and out in Bend Oregon. The fries are glutin free and if you get just a plain hamburger patty, you could make a fry taco!

If you’ve never been to an In-N-Out you need to give it a try. Park and go inside, the line is usually not bad, the drive-thru is always packed. Check out the not so secret menu online. My favorite is a 3x3 animal style. The 4x4 is really good as well, but it’s a hard burger to eat. I don’t recommend the fries animal style as they get pretty soggy. If you don’t want the bun you can get it protein style, which is the same burger with a lettuce wrap (great for a gluten free option). Fountain drinks are spot on and if you like black coffee, theirs is good as well. This location even has oat milk creamer. Don’t forget to ask for stickers for the kids and maybe a hat. This location is easily seen from the freeway, but can be a little tricky to find inside the maze of Keizer Station.

Meat was dry Over hyped Fries not salted! The fuck!? Not worth the wait Go to Killer Burger

Just as good as I remember from my college days. The consistency is what makes this place so great. Expect the same level of friendly service, filling burgers and oddly enough so-so fries as you would from any other location. Get the combo #1 - double double with fries and sub the drink for a shake. Perfection! Seeing that this is currently (Jan 2025) the closest location to Portland, the lines are long. Be prepared for a wait. I like that they now offer hot cocoa, great for colder weather locations like Oregon.

In-N-Out Burger is the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be. Now before I continue, I want to disclose that I was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, so I have eaten at a countless number of In-N-Out Burger locations throughout my life, however, this Keizer, Oregon location is the first one that I'm writing a Yelp review for. Since relocating to Oregon in 2023, I've been to this location twice. And both times have been great. Customer service was friendly and efficient. The long drive-thru lines never bother me because 1). It's like that at every In-N-Out location so I'm used to it, and 2). The lines do move quickly in the grand scheme of things... you just have to be patient because the cheeseburgers are worth the wait. My order is the same regardless of the location. My recommendation(s) is: * Combo #1: Double-Double (no onions, add pickles, extra spread), a Coca-Cola and an order of fries. I also get extra spread packets on the side. * When I'm feeling really hungry, I go for a 3x3 (it's a Double-Double with 1 extra patty and 1 extra cheese). Or, I just order an extra Cheeseburger. * And when I'm feeling really hungry and a little crazy, I add a Shake to my order (1/2 vanilla, 1/2 chocolate). The Secret Menu items are fun but honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the regular menu items. The simplicity of the menu is what makes this place so great. It's relatively affordable, and to quote In-N-Out's slogan, it's quality you can taste. People tend to say that In-N-Out Burger is overrated, overhyped, and that their fries aren't the best. And that's okay because everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I just don't agree with them. Call me bias. I don't care. I'm just a fan of In-N-Out Burger. I always have been. It'll always remind me of home (Los Angeles) and my childhood, and until they open one closer to where I live now (Portland), then In-N-Out Burger in Keizer, Oregon is worth the 37-mile drive. Oh, and finally, In-N-Out Burger proudly serves Coca Cola products! Do yourself a favor and visit In-N-Out today!

Friends and I came in at about 5PM on a Sunday. Could not believe how packed this place was - I mean, I expected that since they've been open for a few years, the novelty would have worn off, but not only was there a line of cars out the drive through to the road, inside the restaurant there were so many people that I couldn't tell where to go to order. My friend said that it was because everybody from Portland still drives all the way down here to get their fix. That said, once I figured out where to go to order, it was quick to get to the front of the line and place my order. Even though it was so busy, the person I placed my order with was remarkably pleasant. When I ordered my meal, I ordered the burger "animal style" and I was asked if I wanted my fries "animal style" as well. I told her I didn't know that was possible, and she explained that it would add cheese, spread and grilled onions on top of the fries. I couldn't do dairy, so she just had the spread and grilled onions added to the fries. Burger, fries, and a drink - $7.75. No extra charge for going "animal style". It took about 15 minutes for my order to be ready, and I cannot believe how delicious it was! Seriously, for this price, it puts other places that cost more to shame. Very, very much worth the wait.

As a Californian, I do not remember in n out being this good. Maybe it's been too long since, but those burgers were so good and the fries were better than I remembered too. I recommend getting your onions grilled and dipping your fries in the vanilla shake!! The lines went by quick too. The only thing is they need to work on the cleanliness of the place a little. There were fries all over the ground and tables.

Came for lunch after a meeting. Fast dine in service and the line was fast. Food was classically good.

Novelty burgers and fries at an unbeatable price! Be prepared to wait 1-1.5 hours at least. TIP: Order the burgers and fries animal style for extra In-n-Out sauce, onions, and cheese! The burgers were juicy and hearty, however, the fries were not the best - flaccid and flour-y. The drive-through is a mess. I recommend parking at a nearby lot and walking over.

It's been a while since I've had In-N-Out. Got the double double animal style and animal fries. The burger was good and packed with the fixings in it. The animal fries are meh, I'm honestly not one who likes In-N-Out fries, but that's just my personal opinion. I know folks who love it.

Finally did me some In-N-Out. It's a good burger no doubt. I can see what the rave reviews are about. Yep the line is long but it goes through pretty quick didn't have any order issues and was taken care of quickly. I would definitely do it again.

Was busy as usual, though I snagged a seat pretty quick before getting my order. I get a cheeseburger with grilled onions and chopped chilies. Super good. I highly recommend getting the chilies in the burger rather than from the little station because I've seen other customers dig their bare fingers through the chilies which is gross. From now on I cannot trust that container. Floors were also not the cleanest, I saw lots of food and wrappers scattered all over. Fries are honestly hit or miss, but animal style is probably the best versus regular. I go back every time I'm with friends and I'd say it's worth the drive.

I had a great experience at in n out better than other locations. The burger was massive and was fresh. They provided extra special sauce upon request. They were refilling the drinks, calling out orders promptly. The fries were super hot and fresh. We loved visiting this spot

We always come to In and Out every time we visit the Woodburn Outlet since it's pretty close, and we've really missed it for a while. The burgers are incredibly fresh and bursting with flavor, exactly what you'd expect from this iconic spot. The shakes here are really great as well, making for a perfect meal. The fries are really fresh, but what I like the most are their jalapeños, they simply go so well with everything. We went on a weekend, and despite the car line going all the way back out of the plaza, the wait was totally worth it. The walk-in line gets pretty long too, often wrapping around the building. It seems like it's been getting more packed and busier lately, with the average wait time around an hour on weekends, but consistency is key here, and In and Out always delivers every time. Glad to be back! Can't wait for the beaverton location to open up. Just a tip: if you want a bigger burger, you can always order a 3 by 3, which comes with three patties and three slices of cheese. You can even order more--just increase the numbers for more cheese and more patty!

I love In and Out! It definitely has an old school diner feel when you walk in and the employees wear the white paper hats and white uniforms with red aprons. There is usually a terrible long line in the drive thru however, it moves fast. Always fresh never frozen and quality ingredients! There are secret menu hacks that are good too, so look those up and try different hacks! I love to add chili's to my burger, which are banana peppers. Don't knock it till you try it. Their great prices are the BEST!

Haven't been to in n out for years. So good and fresh. This one is super busy, but very efficient. Bathrooms and dining area very clean. Saw employees cleaning both while I was here.

Best burgers and fries milkshakes are great fast and friendly service restrooms very clean

This is your typical In-N-Out. Everything I ate was on par with what I have experienced in the past from one of these establishments. Animal style fries are one of my favorite foods! That being said, oh my word, the crowds here are insane and out of control. Why is there nearly an hour wait on the weekends for fast food?? I mean it's good fast food, but c'mon people. I was literally astounded by the drive through wrapping multiple times around the parking lot and the huge line inside. It's not worth it when you consider the crowds!

Home is where you're happy.... Miss home so I needed something to bring me back. Parked, ordered and had my food within 10 minutes. Ordered the Double Double with chopped chilis and grilled onions. Animal style fries and a Neapolitan shake. Everything tastes nice and fresh. Classic white and red interior with little palm trees. Tip: check out the secret (not so secret) menu online. Park and dine in avoid the lone drive thru. You can ask for the fries well done if you want them crispier. After seeing reviews of long wait times I was very happy to get my order very quickly. It tastes just like the one back in Baldwin Park. Glad I came at least to check it out in another state. So far two for two on out of state locations! That's what a hamburgers all about...

Chad is the best go give him a hug the food was good and inexpensive Chad was the best Chad was the best Chad was the best chazzle dazzle for life

Not worth the wait of 45+ minutes. Improvement opportunity, before you take the order tell the customer the expected wait time, common practice. That was ridiculous.

Stopped here on the way down to Eugene. It's hard to believe how busy In and Out is even on a weekday. IMO food is better here than at most other fast food chains. Both my wife and I got Double-Double with animal style fries. I love the secret menu vibe even though I don't think that it necessary. The burgers, especially the double double, is massive especially for the cost. you definitely get a bang for your buck. You know what you're getting here, but if you don't want to wait in line maybe pick another spot.

Good food , great shakes Mornings less wait time forsure . Great burgers as well. Animal style fries 10/10

Order: Double cheese burger and frys w/coke Pros: The burger was decent. Nothing to rag home about. Wished they would have had pickles for the burger. Cons: the wait is mad crazy even on the inside. But even in the craziness they were moving people in and out (ha ha ha).

If one word could describe In-N-Out it would be... OVERRATED! We waited in line for an hour and a half on a Saturday evening. Our food was either under salted or over salted. We were underwhelmed and unsatisfied with our experience. Oh wait I almost forgot. The strawberry shake tasted like CHILDREN'S TOOTHPASTE!!! Absolutely not worth it.

Seriously? I'm ok with waiting for an hour for food. It was busy. But the fries were awful. Chewy, cold and tasteless. Gross, lazy and just bad quality control. Not impressed with this location. Burger was fine, ordered animal style.

We came here and spring break and waited maybe 12 minutes for our to go order. Always way much better wait than when we came the day before Easter. The wait was almost an hour then. But looking around at the kitchen and dining all the employees were hustling like crazy. Probably not expecting the crowd we encountered. The food is worth the 4.5 hour drive. Never been disappointed at any location of this restaurant chain!

Great fast food. Fast delishious with a perfect smile . Oh! And my husband said your shakes are the best!

Still the best fast food hamburger out there! Wish they would expand to Washington state, but in the meantime I will stop by anytime I'm in the area. Today I arrived at 2pm and thought I would avoid the rush. WRONG!!! Maybe because the kids are out of school for the holidays it was packed! Staff kept everything clean and the food came out hot and fresh, even if I had to wait a little longer and jockey for an open table and place to sit down!

AMAZING the food is the BEST and I recommend their grilled cheese it is the BEST their milkshakes are good too I would say you HAVE to go here it is the best

Who doesn't love in and out?! The line was very long, but it went by quickly. Not exactly how I remembered it as the burgers were served cold, but overall a 7 out of 10.

Drove down to Keizer, OR for delicious burgers! Considering that there was already a line out the door and the drive thru line was long, customer service was great! We got our food in less than 15 minutes and enjoyed it in the parking lot. It's a small restaurant with limited seating inside and out. I wish there were more seats so that my family could sit down and enjoy the meal.

I just don't get it. Everyone loves In-N-Out, but why? Is it the fries, reminiscent of bone-dry, half-cooked sticks, lacking the satisfying crispiness one might expect? Or perhaps it's the artificial product that blankets the burgers in a bland, slightly salty facsimile of cheese? And let's not overlook the animal sauce. Though a competent thousand Island alternative, it's applied so sparingly over the dishes that it's a challenge to detect the sauce's presence. I don't know if these failings can be attributed to the chain as a whole or just this location. What is clear is that whether by bad luck or bad preparation, I've been left queasy shortly after each time I've "enjoyed" a meal here. The one thing I can give In-N-Out credit for is its availability. The once infamous 45-minute queues are a thing of the past. Now, you can get your mediocre burger at the end of your long, late-night drive back to Salem without delaying bedtime. I don't come here by choice, merely by circumstance. And even then, I regret it each time.

We finally made it to In-N-Out Friday night after a concert in Eugene. I have attempted to visit the restaurant previously, but the long line of cars has prohibited that. Friday night, (actually Saturday morning) at 12:30 AM, the line was manageable and was it ever worth it. Wow. The service is phenomenal and the food is full of flavor and of great quality. My daughter and I each had the Animal style cheeseburger, fries and milk shake. We were asked if we wanted a box for the food so that we could eat our meal while driving back to Hillsboro. Very friendly service while ordering, while paying and finally picking up the food. The only slight challenge was the thickness of the milk shake. A straw does not work and we had to slowly wait until the shake was a bit thinner to be consumed. But they were still excellent. We both commented that we would like to eat inside as it would be easier to eat and drink our food and shakes. I was shocked how busy the dining room was at this late hour. We will be back as soon as possible.

Wow, all the child hood memories growing up in HS come rushing back every time I stop by In n Out. One thing to be very very aware of is that this location is EXTREMELY BUSY. I've been here at night, I've been here in the early afternoon and I've never once seen it where it isn't super crowded. The food is delicious and super consistent every time. It tastes just like I remember it all those years ago. Their shakes are creamy and delicious and their food is prepared fresh and it's always hot! My go too order is their double double meal, I order it animal style with chili peppers put in the burger (instead Of picking them from the communal chili bin that everyone else typically touches. Ambiance it typical of a fast food place. Busy, but with high turn over tends to cycle through quickly. You may always ask for their "spread" packets when you pick up your food and they have ketchup dispensers with paper cups in the main dining area. This location creates a consistent experience with employees that always seem to hustle. I'll definitely be back again! P.S. double double meal with a medium soda is still under $10!

While In-N-Out is not my favorite burger joint, I do enjoy having a meal here every once in a while. I always get the neapolitan shake and my cheeseburger animal style because the sauce is what makes the burger. The fries are just so-so for me. The prices are good here though, probably the cheapest fast food! I appreciate the employees who are patient and helpful even when it is crazy busy. The location is nice too, can get some shopping done while grabbing lunch!

In N Out can never do any wrong honestly, I don't think I've ever had a complaint. I used to not like their fries as much but over the years they have definitely gotten better. Usually always crispy, produce on the burgers always tastes fresh. I'm not a tomato fan for burgers at all, but the tomatos from in n out taste fresh so I feel like it really makes the burger for me. Burgers and fries are simple and in n out is always a hit for me. Service is always quick even if it's jampacked full in there, which it typically is at this location. Vibes are always chill. I'm awaiting the day when Eugene finally gets a location!

It's In-N-Out burger. Literally that's all that needs to be said. If you know, you know. The food is fresh. It's not quite fast food - more like prompt food at a price comparable to fast food. It's great for the price. It's nice to have one close by. As one of the few in the Pacific Northwest, this location gets quite crowded.

What's the attraction to In-N-Out? Do you have to originally be from California to get it? I've been to a few In-N-Outs a handful of times, and never once have I had a burger that wasn't lukewarm when I got it. Today was no exception and we got there 15 mins after they opened to pick up a gift card. The service is always good, the food definitely isn't worth the hype.

In-N-Out Burger might be one of the major reasons why I want to move to California. I love their simple yet tasty burgers, fast and efficient ordering system, and courteous staff. Most of the locations are super busy and yet, staff are able to maintain their cool and professionalism and I have always admired their staff being able to handle the amount of workload they have to handle every minute of their shift with efficiency and skill. The moment Keizer, Oregon opened its first In-N-Out burger location, I was elated. It's only 3.5 hour-drive away from Seattle and we have made the drive (and back!) several times over the past few years. I have told my family our trip is for something else but in my mind, In-N-Out was always the main and sole purpose. Muhaha. It's always a busy ambiance and seemingly chaotic. We generally have to wait quite a while to order and get our orders. But that whole experience is always worth it for me. The crunchy bite of the their fresh onions in all the burgers, the reasonable prices for all of their great offerings, and their amazing staff all force me to start planning another 3.5-hour drive in the near future...

Not sure what all the hype is about. Over the last year I have tried this location four times. It wasn't very busy which was a nice surprise. In the past there's been a line down the road which took over an hour to order. :-( Oh, today I happen to be in the area. Thought I would try it again and order that double double animal style with no lettuce. I also ordered a side of fries. The order is no nonsense fast. I like it, that they serve it in a box... Wrapped nicely, so you can eat it without a huge mess. Service is amazing. But those fries... Don't even taste like potatoes, and they are hard. Ugh... lesson learned. I won't order fries again but the burger was ok.

The food was good! The line was long but they got orders in and out in a timely manner. The only thing is that there were so many people inside sitting and waiting we had to wait outside which is fine but it would be nice if they had heaters in the outside seating area when it's cold out but over all I had a good experience

I LOVE IN N OUT The food is very good I get a double double cheeseburger, or just two cheeseburgers. I always get normal fries and also did u know there is a secret menu online? The service is always good and it is ALWAYS busy long long line every time, but it's always worth it because it's in n out. The ambience is good there is seating inside and outside. Always will come back! ( fries dry though )

At approximately 229 miles from my residence in the northern suburbs of Seattle, the In-N-Out Burger in Keizer, Oregon, was the closest In-N-Out location when I made my way south to Oregon on Thursday 19 October 2023. While I lived in California for over four years (August 2015 to October/November 2019), I did not go to an In-N-Out then, and in my blissful ignorance do not remember seeing them when I drove around the state. I had a fleeting thought one time, watch me move back to Washington State only to go to my first In-N-Out in Oregon. Two days ago, I made that fleeting thought into a reality. Arriving a little after 1:00 p.m., the interior dining area was mostly full and there was a line, though it moved quickly. For my day adventure I was going to a number of places I had not been to before, and flavor fatigue had started to settle in, so I went with a cheeseburger with onion ($3.60). The kitchen was busy and the wait not too long. As most of the tables inside the restaurant were taken, I decided to dine outside. The outdoor dining area was comparatively empty, only 2 or 3 groups with tables enough for maybe 20. Noise from the nearby highway, the drive-thru lines, and loudspeaker system - order numbers being called out for order pick up - contributed to my experience. Weather wise, it was cool, and there was no rain, sleet, nor snow - though the tables were under a roof/cover, ready for that kind of weather. For the cheeseburger, it was good. Adjusting for my flavor fatigue (taste buds start to get tired/less discerning when I eat a lot of food), it was a great burger. The bun was soft, meat tender and well cooked. The veggies were fresh and I liked the full slice of onion. I found the burger sauce a little on the milder side and the cheese was a bit faint in taste. Finishing the whole burger, I found the garbage can equipped with a tray return device atop the bin/can, which was convenient for not having to go back in to the restaurant to return the tray. Sitting in my car after my meal, I started craving a Dick's plain cheeseburger (Seattle-founded burger chain) and a Kidd Valley milkshake (Seattle-founded burger chain). It was perhaps one of my most defining moments in terms of my sense of self as a Seattle child. I had not quite anticipated that happening.

In-N-Out is hands down my favorite burger joint! Every time I visit, I'm blown away by the deliciousness of their burgers and fries. The 4x4 is an absolute best, and their Animal Style fries are a must-try. The staff is always friendly and attentive, making the whole experience enjoyable. If you haven't been to In-N-Out yet, you're missing out. Vibe: 5/5 Taste: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Parking: 5/5

This is the best In-N-Out experience in both service and food quality. Everything was very efficient ordering and the food came out quickly and accurately.

Good location, just off I-5. Normally ~ 1hr south of Portland, but extra heavy traffic ran that up. Drive thru line was already fairly long(almost lunchtime) but lots of parking and but a 1-2 min wait inside. Silly Oregon law means you have to ask for a straw with a drink;practically takes one employee just to respond to requests for straws from people coming back to counter. My 3X3 animal style was good, if a bit juicier than normal. Took some doing to remove brown paper wrapper from burger-it had sat for several minutes waiting for my Neapolitan shake to come up, then the aforementioned employee was busy passing out straws! Also picked up a couple 2X2 for the road. Fries were unremarkable. Fun to see them pounding potatoes at the store, but what happens to all those nice long fresh cut fries? All I ever get are 1 inch long nubs; today they were quite limp as well. Very efficient service and friendly employees, but can tell there were several still learning the ropes. Very clean interior in spite of high turnover of tables. (Bus your table) Glad to see the continuing March northward; hope they eventually make it up to greater Seattle area. But up there, Dick's Rules!

The line is always absurdly long here, so we thought that the food would be amazing. It's actually insipid, tasteless and generally dreadful. But super cheap, I guess, except for the gas you waste idling in line and the toxic exhaust you breathe in the entire time. Gross.

Taste like home. I missed this taste from San Diego. Can't believe the prices are not double or triple. How is this possible when things are so expensive?!?! Lines much shorter than when they opened. I love it

Okay, okay. I know the hype is STRONG with In-N-Out and how people are devoted fans to this burger chain and I get it! I find that these burgers are addictive and I too crave them often! However I don't think these are the best burgers ever, and it's not some place I would drives hours for just to try it out. Honestly, their fries are trash (please don't hate). I'm not going to lie, they actually taste like cardboard. Don't ask why I know what cardboard taste like. Even if you do try to make it animal style fries, it doesn't mask the fact that the fries taste like cardboard LOL. Anyways, good burgers, bad fries. If there was an In-N-Out nearby I would probably go often. But I think the hype is just too much for what it's worth.

The best fast food burger restaurant ever great customer service. The food is always wonderful. The ambience is crowded. Lots of people.