IN-N-OUT

At In-N-Out Burger, it won't be easy to find a seat among the various white and red tables in order to eat your burger and fries. For St. George, Utah, this revolutionary fast food restaurant is the new hot spot for hungry eaters of all ages.

If the neon red and yellow sign doesn't attract customers from all around, the smell of fresh cooked hamburgers and fries definitely will. The scrumptious smell of In-N-Out burgers, fries and shakes will reach your nose before you even drive into the parking lot.

The restaurant decor brings California style to desert Utah. Red palm trees are printed on most almost everything, posters of sunny California hang on the walls and souvenirs are displayed in glass cases.

The line reaches around the restaurant and out the front doors as costumers continue to file in and wait patiently in line. The restaurant is packed, and there isn’t a free space to be found. Those who order often hover over those who are almost done, just to save a seat.

The menu isn’t what is usually expected. There are only 3 choices here, easy enough to make any indecisive person make the decision in less than a minute. But what most people don’t know is that there are more choices available that aren’t listed on the menu.

This secret menu is found on In-N-Out’s website and makes this experience unlike any other fast food restaurant in Utah. Don’t be alarmed to find someone order a “4x4,” or even ask for their burger “Animal Style.”

Not only does In-N-Out have food that people travel miles for, but their service is also something to appreciate. The girl behind the counter in her matching old-fashioned white and red outfit will ask with a smile, “What can I get for you today?”

The yellow neon sign above the cash register sums up the whole experience in four simple words: Quality you can taste.