Doin' one thing. And one thing well. In n out has always been a favorite of mine. Being. From Las Vegas, I grew up watching the company make its way to Vegas and now Utah. Although that might seem a little biased, I will explain why their burgers are superior. Cheap. Sometimes we think of low costing food meaning cheap ingredients. Not with In n out. The vegetables are always fresh and the potatoes are cut fright in front of you. You can't beat 2.50$ for a double cheese burger with this much flavor. Great ingredients. In n out has always prided themselves with this. Always using the most fresh ingredients for their burgers. Cleanliness. Each one I go to always is always pretty clean. This one regularly checks the restroom and dining area. You can't get much better than in n out. I will always recommend this place for a burger and fries. They only have a few meal item numbers, but they do one thing and they do it well. Look up their secret menu for some awesome ideas. read more

Why is there so much hype? There's no In-n-Out on the east coast, so I was excited to finally try this place. Their burgers, while cheap, were mediocre at best. The beef patty was thin and small, the buns were like any other bun. Maybe it was the appeal of their "not-so-secret" menu? Their fries were fresh, but were greasy (I know fries are supposed to be greasy, but this one didn't taste like the right kind of grease). It was neat we could order a neapolitan milkshake with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate together, but the basics of a burger joint just did not live up to the hype. I would take Five Guys over this place any day. read more

I have no idea why people love In-N-Out. I don't even get why they like it better than other fast food chains, other than maybe the price. I'd rather go to Wendy's than In-N-Out, and that's saying something. Then you throw in places like Five Guys and it's really no contest. Anyway, I digress. The burgers are mediocre at best. The animal style fries were enjoyable for sure, and of course the service is friendly. But it's dang sure not fast, either. We went through the drive-through one time on the way to the airport and sat at the window for twenty minutes. I am not even exaggerating. And there wasn't even a line, that's what blew my mind. We were already running late but our passenger catching the plane needed a quick bite - hence the stop at In-N-Out. thought it would be zippy, but it was one of the slowest drive-thru experiences I've ever had anywhere. Nobody likes panicking about missing a flight while waiting a restaurant industry eternity to receive food from a place whose alleged dedication to speed is right there in their name. This review probably comes across a little strong, but I feel the need to push back against all the "omg, in-n-out is the best burger evaaarr" hype. read more

I am a huge fan of In-N-Out and have eaten at many locations, which have not disappointed me UNTIL I came to this location. The staff wasn't as friendly and the service took longer than normal. The food was also subpar. Next time I'm in town, I'll drive to the American Fork location. read more

I'm borderline on giving In-N-Out two or three stars. I think Utahns are bigger fanatics about this place than Californians are - maybe because I'm from Northern California and we're less enthused about it. I appreciate that they attempt to have fresh products. The menu is simple (if you don't know about the secret menu - then it becomes a circus of options) and the prices decent. I love watching the guy designated as the "potato slicer" go crazy with the french fry cutter. That being said, In-N-Out is no where close to the best burger ever. If you think so, I think you're an idiot. Please experience more of the world. Go to Copper Onion in Salt Lake. Or if you want an excellent "fast food" burger, go to Shake Shack in New York. I can name many more options that are much better. Their fries suck. Once again, I love and appreciate that they cut them fresh and you can watch them from start to finish. But - they taste terrible. The beef is unimpressive but they did season it. And I always love a bun that is toasted on the grill. The burger is decent but leave the fries behind. The stomach space just isn't worth it. read more

I'll cry foul on IN N OUT for being over rated for the rest of my life, but the legions of fans and long drive thru lines cant lie. It's popular and the food is decent. Greasy gut bomb food, but its good...I guess. I'll take just about anything (other than crapsville Sonic) over In N Out though. 4 stars because the food is good generally speaking, prices are cheap, service is decently fast considering how friggin' busy they are all the time and they are way nice. read more

This place had so much hype it was painful. For the price, its a good burger, don't get me wrong. If you want a hangover cure, come here. Otherwise, skip the lines, go make your own burger and fries. Takes you about the same time and you'll do a better job. Staff is super nice here though. Just an fyi. it gets a 3 for being over hyped. HAH read more

I feel like I'm being left out of a nationwide joke, where everyone is pretending In N Out is really good, and that it's not just a half step above McDonald's, and that it's not even in the same league as Five Guys or even Smash Burger. I tried to find out why people like it so much by eating there several times (maybe I'd just come on an off-day?) and trying everything on their limited menu (maybe I just ordered the wrong thing?) and even ordering off the "secret menu" (ironic to be known for something supposedly secret). But after it all, I'm still just confused. The burgers aren't bad, they just aren't anything special. The fries are fine, but still just mediocre. Add to this the long lines that still inexplicably exist and the extra time you have to wait while they make your "meh-lunch" and I'll pass every time. read more

I love in-n-out. Ask for sauce packets to dip your fries in. My only issue is that in every single in-n-out I've been to, they never have enough tables. Especially during the winter when you can't sit outside. read more

Great staff and food!

Their employee Easton is a stud took my order out in the drive-thru. Made my experience great even with a huge line of cars. Hope his manager is reading this! Also, delicious food!! Good job cooks! read more

For the first time I was disappointed. The burger was bland, the fries were cold and hard, and I waited at least 10 minutes at the drive up window .. after paying... to get my food. In addition a message to corporate via their website went unanswered. Even the God's of Burgers can fail I guess. UPDATE: Corporate took a while, but they sent a letter of apology and vouchers for a new meal. The vouchers didn't quite replace what we had ordered, but close enough. I'm happy with the response at least. Let's hope they don't fall flat again. I'm sure it was an anomaly. read more

Food: Never again. These guys give fast food a bad name. Atmosphere: Absolutely packed during lunch time. We had to fight for a place to sit Price: Cheap (There's a reason for that.) read more

For years I've met west coasters who raved and raved about this place like it was the god of burger joints. When they heard they we're going to be building some location in Utah they were ecstatic. All I have to say is that they're putting something in the water on the West coast, either it's making the burgers better there or it's brainwashing the people who eat them. I've been curious what all the hype is about so I parked myself in line at the drive through to make an order. I say parked because if you've driven past these places they're packed and the driveup window is backed up all the way across the parking lot. 25 minutes later I was finally eating my burger, proving that the franchise's name is a misnomer. Although in their defense they were incredibly fast, the line was just so damn long. The burgers are definitely better than McD's, Burger King, and Wendy's (Carl's doesn't make burgers they make slop). But not as good as the small town independently run burger bars you come across in small towns on vacation or a road trip. And I still think Apollo Burger is my favorite of the local semi-franchised burger joints. Still for their size and reach In-N-Out is pretty good, just not worth the wait. There isn't really any selection, the menu is only about 4 basic hamburgers; and the price was very cheap. People talk about how much better the fries are since they're "not frozen" but I found them incredibly stale tasting. If you're curious like me and not in a hurry try them out and get it out of your system. And someday if their line ever dies down it would be a great alternative to a cheapo place like McDonalds. read more

Look, you either love In-N-Out burger or you haven't eaten there. The secret menu is not so secret anymore, but I'll give you a few tips. 1) Animal Style. It takes an "OK" burger and makes it intensely craveable. That mustard grilled into the patties and the extra spread / pickles...mmf. I personally like to spice it up a bit by adding chopped chiles, but that's a personal preference. 2) Fries. If there's one big weakness, it's the fries. They're kinda undercooked, usually, and deeply plain. So how do we fix that? First thing you do is order them "Well done", which makes them MUCH crispier and adds flavor. Then, assuming you aren't driving...you order the FRIES Animal Style. What happens then? They melt cheese all over the fries, add a bunch of spread, and drop some grilled onions in there too. It's an unholy mess and the cheese will turn into a brick about 30 seconds after the order hits your table, but as long as you have a fork, you'll do just fine. 3) Shakes. A lot of people know you can get a "Neopolitan" shake that combines strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla, but I'm actually a much bigger fan of a "Black and White", which gives you half chocolate, half vanilla. Order it large, you'll be happy. 4) Grilled Cheese. You can order it, and it's awesome. I like to have them add a whole slice of grilled onion while I'm at it. Good luck, and remember: Have fun! read more

Went to in and out, late at night it was the only thing open. went "In" expecting a solid burger, but came "out" with disappointment and rage. I take a bite of my burger and come to realize the millimeter thin patty wasn't even cooked all the way through let alone the fact I was tasting more seasoning then patty. As well as the fact the bun is very dry and crumbled as you try to ingest the burger. Trying to redeem my meal with the fries I grab one only to realize the fry taste like the cardboard box that they come in! after Being defeated by the fries and burger I thought the only thing that would get me through the day was the milkshake. Just to find sucking the shake through the straw is a full jaw workout and I proceeded to burn more calories then I was consuming. Place sucks this will be my last and final review because I will never be going back. Fetch you In and Out read more

I would give it a five stars because it is in fact as good as it gets for fast food. One way to qualify as fast food is to have the a drive thru. The food quality is great, it is still independently owned. When I first ate at this specific In n Out a year ago I thought it tasted different from California but I think that is just my California exceptionalism talking. It is always clean, always a great snack at any random moment. Burgers and shakes are great and I avoid the fries. The menu is simple and the secret menu is easy to learn. As my brothers once told an out of stater... just ask them to make it SAUCY for you. (and then they will blankly stare at you like you are crazy). Cheap quick and easy. Just the way I like my food. And my... (insert really anything here) read more

Every number was called out of order. I will never bring my wife and kids back here again. They spit in my face and said my fit didn't go hard. read more

I get why people like this better than other fast food joints, but I'll never understand those who think these burgers are the best around. They're above average but basic, fast food-quality hamburgers. Nothing more, nothing less. I'd much rather pay $10 at a restaurant for a higher-quality. But for fast food, sure, these work. However, would I drive all the way down to St. George to get some of these, like some of my old college buddies did before In N Out hit Orem? Never, even if you paid me. That's what I don't get. I've met and heard of people going far, far out of their way for one of these (Provo to St. George. Provo to Las Vegas). Why? If going out of your way means driving an extra five miles past a Wendy's, a BK, and two McD's, I get it. If going out of your way means anything more . . . meh. (And no, they weren't going "home" to St. George and just stopped at In N Out while there. They literally made it the sole purpose of their road trip, like some do with 3* Michelin restaurants). Also, when the Orem location opened up, literally 30 cars were lined up in the Drive thru, sitting there for what, twenty minutes to get a hamburger marginally better than Wendy's? read more

Burgers are good- French fries taste like cardboard, shakes are just ok. I feel that they are overhyped.

I love In-N-Out! While I've had a few unfavorable experiences at this location in the past, I've been very impressed by the management's subsequent and timely responses to my concerns. The fact they are actively listening to customers and immediately responding is great! During my last few visits I've been particularly impressed by the great customer service. For example, I recently went through the drive-thru with my 4-year-old daughter and I was about to ask the cashier for stickers for her when the cashier asked me if I'd like stickers for my daughter. Needless to say, this made my daughter VERY happy. With as many young kids as there are in Utah County I think it's very cool that they have it stickers. This particular location is often very busy but they do a great job of moving the lines quickly without compromising service and quality. Not many companies can do that! read more

Been here multiple times and had an okay experience with takeout. Considering the time of day the service was extremely slow. I got the double double protein style with fries and enjoyed it per-usual! Still my number one fast food restaurant! Overall, food was delicious but service was TOO SLOW!! Hence the 3 star review. read more

Obviously people do not know the difference between fresh ingredients and processed crap if they think the In N Out burger tastes the same as Mcdonalds/wendys/ or any other fast food burger places here in Utah. In N Out is far superior, the vegetables are crisp, fresh, and flavorful. Potatoes are prepared and cut and fried in store. The beef tastes real and is absolutely delicious. The buns are made fresh and I have yet to find a comparable one. Not to mention the excellent customer service. At most places I feel like I'm talking to a brick wall, I'm glad to see that a company takes pride in the employees they hire. Overall, great price, great fresh food, and a good dining experience. read more

Beyond being cheap, fast and tasty In-N-Out Burger is incredibly consistent--their burgers and fries are always top-notch and I've never been disappointed by a meal here. I love the double double cheeseburger with ketchup, fries, and a chocolate milkshake. Strawberry shakes are also good. When I want something quick, satisfying and cheap, In-N-Out Burger is the place to go. Is it over-hyped as one reviewer commented? Absolutely. But is it still tasty and cheap? Hell yes! read more

Fabulous. We hit up this In-N-Out after I ran the Utah Valley Marathon this past weekend. I don't eat much red meat these days, but since the opportunity to eat a double double only comes about 1-2 times a year for us, we took full advantage! I also had a chocolate shake which was FANTASTIC. Service here was very friendly (not fake friendly!) and the dining area was very clean. read more

My only complaint is that I don't live closer. My husband and I will happily drive from Payson to Orem for an In n Out fix, we're big fans over here! This location always seems super busy and it can be hard to get a table, but the service is good and pretty quick. read more

In-N-Out Burger - Burgers Near Me - Orem, Utah

This place is excellent but there is a trick to it. Never order the single - too little meat. Always order the double. Always eat the fries immediately. If you don't, they will get hard. Always put extra cheese on the double. You can never have too much cheese. read more

Love everything about this place. Reasonably priced and delicious. They also have amazing shakes.

Same In-n-out burgers and fries I've been eating since I was a child in California. My only complaint is the drive-through is always long and poorly designed as it weaves through a busy parking lot. read more

It's amazing that even late at night, there is already a line to the drive up. That should tell you that the place puts out good food.

It's in-n-out. Even though this place is not very in-n-out, they do a really good job of handling the onslaught of the crowds of Zoobs that constantly mob the location for some delectable double dubz and animal fries read more

Great service and delicious food. I moved here from California and there's typically a noticeable difference between the In n Outs. But this one is very comparable! Nice drive thru and ample parking. In n Out made simple! :D read more

When I eat here I'm usually salivating at the greasy goodness I see presented to me. By the time I'm finished, though my hunger has been satisfied it didn't make up for the emptiness and regret. I like the flavor of the meat and cheese. What brings it down in my eyes are the fries don't taste like anything to me, and the bread isn't anything special (and I like special bread on my burgers). Like most things that are bad, maybe if I had it more often the regret and guilt would go away? I have to say I don't get it and I apologize to all the fans in advance. read more

To sum it up In-N-Out is a cheap hamburger joint. I remember going here as a kid and loved it. I recently stopped in (mainly to please my husbands craving) I had forgot, if you don't eat beef, there isn't much for you. I got a cheese sandwich, which consisted of American cheese melted between two buns. It wasn't all that bad. I also got the fries which were good, not the best fries ever but tasty. If you are a vegetarian or don't eat beef like myself and find your self in an In-N-Out I recommend asking for some fries animal style and also a burger animal style minus the meat. The condiments are good and it is cheap so you can't complain. read more

A little bite of home I'll take a double double anamal style read more

Well it is In n out I know people with roots in CA swear by in n out. Their great I loved em as a kid and still do. Just remember at the end of the day it's still a large chain will it compare with local mom n pop burger joints of course not but still reminds me of where I grew up! read more

POSITIVES: This In-N-Out has great service, very friendly staff, and the atmosphere is very clean. In-n-out is usually pretty busy, but we only waited 5 minutes to both order and get our food. NEGATIVES: depending on time, there may be a wait, but that's about it. PRICE: $3-6 per meal. RECOMMENDED: I highly recommend their milk shakes, well-done fries, and ask for "animal style" on the burger (thousand island and relish, which I'm usually not a big fan of, but its delicious) . read more

the best burger around. Great price as well. The shakes are really good - strawberry or chocolate. Workers are courteous and the lines move quickly. I will definitely be coming back here often read more

Uh hi, chocolate shakes are to die for. Seriously, if I was ever dying hook my IV to one of those shakes, and i'd live. No joke the shakes are that darn yummy. Not the BIGGEST fan of the burgers, but there is definitely WAY worst out there. Just super messy, so wear your old long sleeves there; because you'll need them.. ;) lol yuck! Ha read more

Double double, lettuce, and a whole grilled onion. What else could I say this place is the best read more