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Centerville is latest addition to the list of cities gaining eatery

Published: Tuesday, Aug. 11 2009 12:00 a.m. MDT

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Mike

Ugh... these burgers are SO over-rated... about equal with a dollar burger from Burger King... why the fuss?

Ryan Neider

My mouth is already salivating!

One Word

Overrated.

What....

about SLC? No Double-Double in the state capital?

Homer

MMMMM.. burgers.

Anonymous

Thanks for reminding me. I have a eat for free card at In and Out. I'm really not into burgers. It must be reading about e. coli. In and Out really does care more about their customers.

Wimpy

Hooray! Best inexpensive burgers, period. Gimme that grilled bun! That section of lettuce head! That fresh grilled meat!

Best fries in the world, cut from a potato right before your eyes.

This is what a hamburger place SHOULD be.

kiaoraguy

Anybody know how the old argument about Northern Utah being too far away for a In and Out was solved?

Yum

Don't forget Riverton! We're getting one out here soon, too! Tasty fun!

@ kiaoraguy

I believe it was solved by the in-n-out copies (I'm not saying that their bad, just... copies) like EZ take out (although they've been around since '69) and Chadder's opening. I think in-n-out just couldn't stand seeing people making money that the majority of customers would rather spend on a genuine in-n-out burger. I believe that more than anything they'd just like to put Chadder's out of business. I for one can't stand the fanatics that are guaranteed to pack any new in-n-out for at least the first six months after opening so I'll be keeping my business the the copies. Once the hype dies down, I'll go get the real thing at least once.

Take cash or checks?

Not being one laden down with credit cards or debts will they take checks or cash? It is getting hard to find places that accept real money and doesn't force on people indenturing themselves for the fast buck.

Joking aside, this is just what we need, another unhealthy fast food joint. Another joint where the food you eat may be harmful to your health, especially if they have diseased illegal aliens employed there.

How about some good old fashioned restaurants that promote and use local food supply's. I'm tired getting crappy food that you have no idea where it came from and what insidious hormones and chemicals have been added to preserve them for shipment. If there are any such restaurants in the Valley I would like to see them advertise it so I can eat out once in a while. I need to find a restaurant that doesn't own a deep fryer and grills, fries in a pan, or bakes all their meats and food at a reasonable cost.

Needless to say about in-out, so what?

Anonymous

Any plans for Jack in the Box?

STB

In-N-Out is good for the price, but I have had better in Utah at 5 Guys or Apollo Burger.

billybob

where in Riverton

B

The copies will have a hard time with the "real" competition.

I've been to in-n-out in So Calf and in Saint George, and to the copies looking for a similar quality, The only one that is even close is 5 guys but they are pricey.

John

Can't wait to be able to get In-n-out when I come home to visit family. Normally I have to wait until I go TDY to Nellis/Las Vegas to have one. It's great.
Re: STB. Sorry but Apollo burger is a totally different type of burger. And if you are going to do that you have to go to CROWN BURGER. That is better than Apollo, hands down. And the owners are awesome. Gotta love Rita at the West Valley store!

I will pass

I have no desire to eat a greasy fried burger.

Jeff

In N Out is great! I love the one here in St. George, You guys up north are going to LOVE IT. Be sure and ask for your hamburger "animal style" - Mustard, pickles, grilled onions along with the fresh tomatoes and lettuce. They are a great company to support, they pay their workers well, and employee top notch people. McDonalds could take a lesson from them! In N Out is truly a great American business!

Brian

I love In-N-Out Burger. I was the first one to the one in Washington, UT. I can't wait till they open up by me now. I'm actually getting my fix tonight in Washington. Cheesburger animal style, dark cheesy fries, and a Neopaliton shake. I can taste it now.

I just love In-N-Out for their freshness. The fresh buns, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, everything, chopped that day. They have no freezers so their meat is fresh. Their potatoes are cut while you watch in Drive-thru. Chadders is nothing like this place. I like them a lot for their fast service. They get them flying out fast.

If you have not tried one, please do. Don't say I will go when the crowd dies down because they never will have a crowd die down. There are at least 4 - 6 cars in drive thru late at night, like around 10 p.m. It is crazy. Just go! You may have to wait about 10 min., but that is only if the crowd is huge.

And shame on you to those that dispise In-N-Out. Nothing is as fresh as In-N-Out.

Thinkin' Man

An In-N-Out burger is no less healthy than a similar meal cooked at home. This "fast food" doesn't have the artificial ingredients found at the big guys.

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