In & Out v. Sonic

On Aug 15, 4:43 pm, Andrew in Alabama <andre...m> wrote:

> Thanks for any feedback on this pressing and important question.
>

We have both here in Phoenix. I'd take In'NOut for the burgers, and
Sonic for the Tater Tots and chocolate malts.

On the gastric distress scale, I suffer less after eating at I&O than
at Sonic. I don't think the food at In N Out has ever bothered me, but
I have had some interesting stomach cramps once or twice after eating
at the Sonic in Flagstaff.

Speaking of restaurants with an "N" in the middle of the name, Andrew,
do they have Steak N Shake's in your neck of the woods? Grew up eating
that food in Peoria, still have to have some every time I go back to
Illinois to visit mom. Love their burgers, love their fries, love
their chili mac.

Jerry

There is NO COMPARISON...

In-N-Out

> Speaking of restaurants with an "N" in the middle of the name, Andrew,
> do they have Steak N Shake's in your neck of the woods? Grew up eating
> that food in Peoria, still have to have some every time I go back to
> Illinois to visit mom. Love their burgers, love their fries, love
> their chili mac.

I remember Steak N Shake very distinctly from St. Louis when I was in
my teens. Also Dog N Suds. :)

In article <1187236272.820730.158340@q3g2000prf.. com>,
hehatemetoo69@m says...
> On Aug 15, 9:47 pm, Andrew In Alabama <andre...m> wrote:
>
> > Let's go at Spoorgy.
>
> IF, and I do mean IF I can make it to Spoorgy, let's do it.
>
> > If I don't like it, you refund my money.
>
> Guaranteed.
>
> > Better yet, you can buy.
>
> This deal is getting worse by the letter.
>
>
> --EE--
>
>
Andrew? Get the Double Double Animal Style.
You can thank me later.

Ray

On Aug 16, 7:38 am, Ray in Tennessee <ray...@> wrote:
> Andrew? Get the Double Double Animal Style.
> You can thank me later.
>

Back in my college days, I had a Danish friend who worked at Der
Weinersnitchel. He was always taking about doing it doggie syle.

Farmer John wrote:

> Now...your talking hamburgers Andrew. I love to eat at red robin, when I go
> to Seattle to visit my son and daughter. Now, they opened up a few miles
> from me and I eat there maybe every 5 or 6 weeks.
> Although I still prefer in and out, red robin is still a great place for
> burgers.

The problem with RR is that their fish basket and fish
sandwich basket are so good that I don't get the hamburger.

Nonny

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---Nonnymus---
You don’t stand any taller by
trying to make others appear shorter.

Nothing frozen at in n out - everything's fresh. That makes a
difference!! We come down from canada & that's the first place we hit
in vegas!

Farmer John wrote:

> Andrew in Alabama wrote:
>
>> I have never tried In & Out, even though people rave about it here.
>> Michelle Dressen of the Five Hundy By Midnight podcast recently
>> commented that she tried a Sonic burger for the first time on a recent
>> trip, and enjoyed Sonic more than In & Out.
>>
>> We don't have I&O here, but we have Sonics everywhere. I agree that
>> Sonic makes a tasty burger ($1 to Samuel L. Jackson) but I'd be
>> interested in a report from someone who has had both. I note that
>> Sonic also has locations all over the Las Vegas valley.
>
>I've eaten at in & out many times but only at sonic once. the burger at
>sonic was good but not outstanding. I still give the edge to in & out over
>sonic anyday.

It depends on whether you're more interested in fries or something to
drink.
The burgers are about equal, but the In & Out Fries blow every other
chain (not just Sonic) out of the water - however, Sonic has everyone
beat in the drink department (that's pretty much its advertising
selling point, isn't it?).

-- Don

On Aug 15, 5:43 pm, Andrew in Alabama <andre...m> wrote:
> I have never tried In & Out, even though people rave about it here.
> Michelle Dressen of the Five Hundy By Midnight podcast recently
> commented that she tried a Sonic burger for the first time on a recent
> trip, and enjoyed Sonic more than In & Out.
>
> We don't have I&O here, but we have Sonics everywhere. I agree that
> Sonic makes a tasty burger ($1 to Samuel L. Jackson) but I'd be
> interested in a report from someone who has had both. I note that
> Sonic also has locations all over the Las Vegas valley.
>
I've had them both and prefer In and Out. But my favorite of all time
is Good Times, a local chain in the Denver area. If any of you are
ever in Colorado I urge you to try one. Matt W. - you've probably had
them all (I&O, Sonic, Good Times) - what say you?
Singlemalt