What can be better than getting home from a fast food burger lunch and still enjoy the scent on…read moreyour fingertips? Maybe I just miss In-N-Out from my years and visits from the west coast days, the home territory of these burgers. And maybe I was so happy to find this one, my rating meter went up. The one in the Denver metro area formerly known as Stapleton was the first inland location I tried. I strained to give it a 4. It was crowded and slow and the veggies were so sub par, twice was enough. We are rarely in that area anyway, and it was a stretch to get there when busy, closer but not close enough to our Aurora destination. Finally today, I was able to try the newer Longmont location, more similar in situation to most of the CA and OR locations that I have tried. The veggie parts were up to standards I was used to, when every previous location I had tried further west delivered Salinas Valley-based farm products straight up I-5, likely fresh from the packing houses. This staff was right on task in traditional In-N-Out training, working quickly on a summer lunch time, getting the well done fries done, perhaps even a bit "over" well done but so much better than damp underdone as in the Denver area shop. Now that I know they pay attention, I can go back to ordering standard as I could do in CA. My onions were grilled and visible, the chopped yellow peppers had "bite." The spread ("special sauce" to you newbies) was good and just enough for a good taste without dripping all over me. The lettuce was bold green and crispy, the tomato, rich red and moist. Our drinks were fine. My husband was releived to get an optional 16oz root beer float as most in Boulder seem to be 20 oz and some even bigger. That is far too much for diners our age. No thanks. My iced tea was fine and self-serve allowed me to add water to lower the caffeine content, medically necessary. Well made fresh tea in their separate container and not a spout from a soda machine which is so much cleaner tasting and fresh. Dining tables outside are covered, perfect on a sunny warm day, which is how we always ate out west near the coast. Quite a lot of traffic on 119 going by, but not really an annoyance. It's fast food at a humongous shopping center, not fine dining in the country. I will certainly be back, maybe even considering a special trip to do so and not just tagging it on to a mandatory appointment. I wish I could give it a 5+ star rating.

Honest 5. Mainly for vibes and how satiating this is. I know people are torn on whether or not in n…read moreout is great, I quite like it. I loaded my burger with EVERY ingredient, and the cashier was such a delight. We joked around, and that burger with fries and a shake was right under $10. You can't get grub like that for prices like that! Get me an in n out in Minnesota, I'd be there all the time. --The vibes are always immaculate here, I wonder if cashiers secretly have to be extra nice to you, like chikfila. Also stop by this in n out if you're heading back from the Rockies, it's such a delight. You can eat a burger, and see the mountains from the window! Prettiest fast food restaurant view

OMG BEST burger…read moreperiod. Their fries are to die for, their sauces are incredible, oh, and did I mention the BURGER?? Amazing company, great morals, and INCREDIBLE food and service

Casual burger and fries, with a healthier twist. It was…read morequite busy but we were able to get a place on the small patio and the food wait was shorter than expected! Staff was nice, too! For me, the flavors are more like a 3/5: the beef tasted a bit stronger than I'm used to, hate to use the word "gamey" but that's the best description I can use. The fries made in beef tallow also had a distinctive taste that wasn't necessarily bad but not my favorite. The only item that was a 1/5 for me was the shake, where I had to just say no and barely could have three tastes of it. The sweetness was just too unusual for me. However, I might just be used to more standard food (usually more into In n Out or Shake Shack or Good Times vibes) so I'm happy I tried this and encourage others to check it out for themselves!

Finally got a chance to check them out. It's located off Pine St in the back of the building Verde…read moreis in. It's next to Tilt. A decent amount of parking right there. No indoor seating but a few tables outside. We ordered our food inside at the register and they brought it out when it came up. Beware, they get a fair amount of pickup orders that can cause a delay for your food at peak hours. Got a Chicago dog that was great. It's not on a poppyseed bun but a Texas toast type bun. Very good and fresh. The pickle spear was cut thin making it easier to eat with the dog. Also got pretzel bites with beer cheese and mustard and the mozzarella squares. Big portions of both. Everything was fresh and hot. We'll be back!

We it does not look like the pictures . I don't want to be too negative but the crystal springs hot…read moredog was terrible. And the key lime pie was Shockingly small for $9 a piece. If you like basic food then it's ok

The most kind, thoughtful, caring man made our sandwich after a really tough day. He went out of…read morehis way to have a lovely conversation and when we were leaving to express that he hopes our day gets better. Very appreciative of the friendly faces!

Kudos to the owner and staff. Ordered a couple of cheesesteaks and they were great. Every time I…read morecome in the place it is clean. Staff is very polite and helpful. Great sandwiches. Keep up the good work!

I absolutely love their Delphia Slam (and their regular Philly Cheese Steak sandwich is great,…read moretoo). You can order it with mild, hot or mixed peppers and I always go for the mixed. Their other sub sandwiches are also good but I consider the Delphia Slam to be the pinnacle of sub sandwiches (and I'm a meatball sub fanatic). I skip the pickles because I find them distracting and they are always happy to customize like that. This isn't like some big chain sandwich shops. You order at the counter but they bring the food to your table. The tables are only so-so but this is a small, low-cost shop and a lot of their business is take-out. I used to eat there often but since I moved north of Lyons, I I am only able to eat there when I have other errands in the same area because its well over an hour's drive from home. I miss them.

It used to be my favorite cheese steaks place but today I went there for lunch and was very…read moredisappointed. They cut back on fill in the sandwich. I ordered a cheese steak and it was all bread. They used to fill them so full I would need a fork. I don't know what changed.

Greeted with a friendly smile. I ordered the new Smash Burger with curly fries. Best smash…read moreCheeseburger I've ever had, and I've had them all over the country. I will be back! I loved it so much that I bought a Teriyaki Bowl for the next day.

Tucked away in a strip mall and def worth a visit! Curly fries are awesome! Crispy but not…read moreovercooked. Veggie tacos are solid. Turkey pesto sandwich could have used more pesto.

They have good sandwiches that are great tasting and they are local which is a great plus these…read moredays , chain food gets old real fast

Being from Philadelphia wanted desperately for this place succeed, not even close. Have tried…read morenumerous times. Too many issues to list them all. Bottom line, foot not good even when paying for double meat and cheese. Over cooked hardly any meat or cheese. Also, after paying for double everything the fries were good, however they weigh them before frying. (WOW). Don't think it would break the bank to fill up the bag I paid for . Sorry

Okay, I love hot dogs, so there! Grew up in Chicago, where it is definitely part of the culture…read more Fast Eddie's, a stand that sets up near the Boulder County Courthouse on the Pearl Street Pedestrian Mall, satisfies my hot dog cravings every time and today was no exception. They have hot dogs, Polish, Italian sausage, and fries too. All the necessary condiments to make you happy. Always out during the day. Pricing is really good, and they sell a large variety of soft drinks, non-carbonated options, and water.

There is no time like the Fourth of July for a hot dog! I was an occasional customer of the…read moreoriginal Eddie (Chicago native) back in the mid 90's when he first opened his cart on Pearl, I think as an early retirement job. He retired again and sold the business about 7 or 8 years ago and I believe it has been through a few ownerships by now. It is not what it was in so many ways but it is still an OK dog and hits the spot when the craving occurs. Customer service and value are a bit lackluster though the new owner has a newer, bigger wagon with more of a kitchen and menu. Also, the busy, crazy holiday event on Pearl is probably not a fair time to truly evaluate his potential, so I will try again soon. The wagon was unoccupied when we arrived, with no sign to customers about a return time and neither of the booth operators on either side had a clue where he went or when he would be back. I understand a solo operator needs to leave occasionally but a posted note would have been nice. We waited awhile and then wandered the event some and went back about 20 minutes later and he was serving. He was out of the grilled beer brat my husband had wanted, had a very busy lunch crowd apparently and he was understocked. We both ordered hot dogs with toppings which were quite fresh and tasty but the toppings were very skimpy. The buns still have the poppy seed top. Now, I do have to say, he is still offering dogs for $3, I think about what Eddie was selling at a decade ago. But food costs go up, so if you plan to use Eddie's reputation for a well endowed dog, price accordingly so there is some substance to it. Maybe he normally does but was running out on the holiday, I am not sure, but it is not the same as Eddie! Please consider raising the price a bit to reflect the real cost of space on Pearl and plentiful servings. I am sure you will still have lots of customers. No one can replace Eddie's dynamic personality but the food should not be hard to duplicate.