McDonald's fries in Frontierland

[Phroobar]

I agree on the service at Flo's being quick. The shakes are pretty good as is the French dip. I just wish the ribs were bigger. It's like they cut pork ribs in half and pretend there are four of them. The Jumper grill still takes way to long for a dried out hamburger.

 

[Phroobar]

And Doc's business license finally reveals which state Carburetor County is actually in: The State of Confusion.)

Well that proves that Radiator Springs is in California and mostly like near Sacramento.

 

[mickEblu]

mickEblu: by the way, next time you're there, go inside just to check out the music and decor...ESPECIALLY if you like 60's Motown music or the Cars universe. The RSR side has a history of Flo's music career via wonderful mocked-up album covers, and the Health Clinic side has hilarious mementos of Doc Hudson's medical practice (first aid kits with spare bumpers and Ramone's X-ray for starters. And Doc's business license finally reveals which state Carburetor County is actually in: The State of Confusion.) Plus the 3 Piston Cups.

Thanks for the tip! That sounds cool and I will definitely check it out.

 

[Californian Elitist]

In-N-Out must have enough space to put a drive-thru before opening a location, so a partnership with Disney Parks wouldn't happen.

 

[Deleted member 107043]

I've come to the conclusion that I'm the only person alive who thinks In n' Out's burgers are completely overrated. I gave them another chance on a recent trip to Tahoe and thought the burger was mediocre and the fries tasted like chalk. Never again.

If a California fast-food buger chain were to come to DLR my vote would be for Super Duper Burgers.

 

[Phroobar]

I prefer the Habit burgers to In&Out. Their strawberry/limeaid is really good. Farmer Boy is pretty good too.

 

[ForeverAnna]

I've come to the conclusion that I'm the only person alive who thinks In n' Out's burgers are completely overrated. I gave them another chance on a recent trip to Tahoe and thought the burger was mediocre and the fries tasted like chalk. Never again.

If a California fast-food buger chain were to come to DLR my vote would be for Super Duper Burgers.

You're not.

 

[Rich T]

In-N-Out must have enough space to put a drive-thru before opening a location, so a partnership with Disney Parks wouldn't happen.

Autopia spin-off. It's a ride/eatery combo--the world's first functioning miniature automobile drive thru!

 

[Rich T]

I've come to the conclusion that I'm the only person alive who thinks In n' Out's burgers are completely overrated.

No, I feel the same way. I find their burgers bland. Fries are decent, love their shakes. Employees are always awesome, though, and the atmosphere's fun.

My vegetarian niece, however, got me to try their off-the-menu grilled cheese. It's awesome! It's, like three layers of melted cheese with lettuce on a grilled bun. That's what I order now instead of a burger when I go.

 

[mickEblu]

I've come to the conclusion that I'm the only person alive who thinks In n' Out's burgers are completely overrated. I gave them another chance on a recent trip to Tahoe and thought the burger was mediocre and the fries tasted like chalk. Never again.

If a California fast-food buger chain were to come to DLR my vote would be for Super Duper Burgers.

I agree that the fries suck but they have improved recently ? Has anyone else noticed they have been crispier of late?

The burger is just a solid, tasty fast food burger with fresh ingredients. Did you grow up in Calfornia eating In n Out ? Or did you come here with these enormous expectations that people had set for you which could never possibly be matched?

Where can I get a Super Duper burger?

 

[Deleted member 107043]

Did you grow up in Calfornia eating In n Out ?

Yes, however they are few and far between in the Bay Area. For instance they have only one restaurant here in SF.

Where can I get a Super Duper burger?

It's a Bay Area based chain and most of their spots are in SF:

http://superduperburgers.com

 

[Phroobar]

If In&Out did have a store at DCA, would they allow for secret menu options? Say get a flying dutchman and animal style fries with a rootbeer float? or maybe a grilled cheese?

 

[NobodyElse]

In-N-Out must have enough space to put a drive-thru before opening a location, so a partnership with Disney Parks wouldn't happen.

Clever, but their Laguna Hills and Placentia locations might disagree with you.

 

[Californian Elitist]

In-N-Out's fries are really good, in my opinion. Add some salt for taste and yummy.

 

[Deleted member 107043]

the Habit burgers

So I just checked out their website and lo and behold they have 3 outlets up here! The closest one to me is nearby in Daly City. I'll definitely have to pay a visit.

 

[Stevek]

I prefer the Habit burgers to In&Out. Their strawberry/limeaid is really good. Farmer Boy is pretty good too.

I will take Habit and Farmer Boys, as well as any number of hole in the wall places over In & Out. Not that I don't like it but yes, a bit over hyped/rated. Good for a fairly inexpensive meal once in awhile...much cheaper than the two others I mentioned.

 

[Curious Constance]

We don't have jack for burgers up here in Oregon.

 

[Stevek]

So I just checked out their website and lo and behold they have 3 outlets up here! The closest one to me is nearby in Daly City. I'll definitely have to pay a visit.

You absolutely have to. Great burgers...grilled sourdough...and I love both their chicken sandwiches and chicken caesar salad. I believe they started in Santa Barbara and have really started popping up all over the place down here in the last 3-5 years. Still need to try Steak and Shake...a friend of ours is director of franchise operations. Not very many in So Cal though they are just starting to expand.

 

[Rich T]

We don't have jack for burgers up here in Oregon.

Yeah, but you get Fred Meyers.

 

[Phroobar]

The Habit's tri-tip stake sandwich on sourdough is really good.