Lawrence M.
Yelp
How has no one reviewed this place yet???
Coming from Cali, the majority of us swear by In-n-Out. And for those out here who compare Whataburger with In-n-out clearly are not even playing the same sport. Having tried PTerry's in Austin, I'm glad to see one out here in town! Let's see how it sizes up to down the street rival In-n-out...
The exterior looks like an old diner with bright colors of reds and blues (I did happen to see some red crosses in the architecture that resemble the red crossed palm trees of that of in-n-out). The restaurant was clean, nice lines, and has a nice curb appeal.
Let's talk about the burgers. The burgers were average sized, similar to that of in-n-out, however I will say that the presentation reminds me more of a home style, local diner type burger wrapped in a parchment paper with grease and cheese beginning to bleed out. Now that necessarily isn't a bad thing! In-n-out has a nice presentation, very clean and corporate, but PTerry's has a nice local diner vibe to it... I can dig! The burger was juicy and the cheese paper that is resultant of it was also amazing. The flavor was unique, no special magic or sauce, just that of a good, clean beef patty. I will say though, that I prefer the French fries of In-and-Out over that of P Terry's due to the presentation, the texture, and the flavor profile. P Terry's serves their fries in a small, white parchment paper type bag and the fries are served soggy, but some people like that; however, I just do not prefer that.
So if you're looking for a place to compare to the local, Cali Hometown favorite, P Terry's is an awesome Burger stand, with courteous workers, and it is open late for your midnight snack binges. I would argue that you should try both P Terry's and in-and-out to see how you like both of their unique flavor profiles. Overall I would deem this a spot to hit up!
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