In N Out Drive Thru. InNOut Burger opens a new drivethru at its original OC location Orange County Register How In-N-Out Burger grows through word of mouth with Story + Product (See all of our word-of-mouth drivers.) How In-N-Out Burger's product drives growth What most fast food enthusiasts don't know is that In-N-Out invented the tool that helped create the modern drive-thru
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In-N-Out Burger, founded in 1948 in Baldwin Park, California, has grown from a single drive-thru hamburger stand to a beloved regional fast-food chain with over 380 locations across seven states Known for its commitment to quality and resistance to rapid expansion, In-N-Out has maintained a strategic approach to opening new locations while preserving its core values and cult following.
InNOut Burger opens a new drivethru at its original OC location Orange County Register
History says that In-N-Out may not have been the first restaurant chain to offer a drive-thru service, but because it (formerly) had no indoor seating, no place to park, and its new speaker ordering system, it was "likely the first to offer the complete drive-thru package." According to Gear Patrol, In-N-Out was the first restaurant to introduce a two-way intercom system, enabling customers. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Still, the learning curve was steep at first. In-N-Out drive-thru is often open the same hours as the dining area, though some locations might extend their drive-thru hours slightly later on weekends
INNOUT BURGER DRIVETHRU California YouTube. FILE — Cars line up in the drive-thru at an In-N-Out restaurant on Oct The first McDonald's burger stands opened in 1948, serving 10-cent burgers from walk-up windows (the pedestrian equivalent of the drive-thru) but it wasn't until the mid-1970s that the first McDonald's drive-thru opened up.
Menu at In n Out Drive Thru restaurant, Mildura. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Still, the learning curve was steep at first. As of 2012, five In-N-Out restaurants, all in California, are in this style: Laguna Hills, Mill Valley, Glendale and San Francisco - Fisherman's Wharf, as well as the original Placentia location.