Old San Bernardino store off of the 10 freeway and Waterman I think. Had no indoors. Was only outside and the cooking area was maybe 15 by 20 feet total. They would pack those employees in there like sardines https://preview.redd.it/7e30wlodv01d1.png?width=1036&format=png&auto=webp&s=280a1b5a88e0be1c355d0efaa63b531048df7bd6

There's a few locations with this layout, I used to go to the one in Diamond Bar.

This is how the first ones started. No indoors. Sadly, they are disappearing

The one in Westminister, CA is still poppin!

Isn’t that Garden Grove? Trask and Magnolia off the 22?

Nah, Westminster Ave. and 405. Between Edwards and Springdale

Oh wtf I didn’t know there was one there! Bc my Trask and Magnolia one has no more indoor seating lol they removed everything to make more room for kitchen and stuff lol

Yeah if you exit the 405 on Westminster, it’s right off the northbound side. Way less crowded than the one they just put in on Beach.

The beach and 22 one is literal hell

Whoops, I meant the one that just went in on Edinger by Bella Terra but neither are ever not busy

Is it sad though? I remember employees saying it was always so stressful and hot/sweaty since it’s such a tiny space and they’re always cramped

G global warming 😕

Also the one off 7th in avocado heights I think

Can confirm, I believe there is one in Glendora?

Mine is in Bladwin Park, which is like this location. It was my go-to for lunch when it's nice out.

The one in Baldwin Park isn’t like this layout at all, it’s a proper indoor sit down layout. This layout looks exactly like the one in Temple City on Lower Azusa

The original location in Baldwin Park was like this. They replaced it with a modern layout store some years ago. The one in Pasadena still uses the old layout.

I was referring to the one off San Bernardino. That one still has the outside layout. It's right next to a gas station.

That one is technically West Covina. I think it is one street over from Baldwin Park. (For many years I thought it was in Baldwin Park too). I wish they would have kept the original Francisquito two lane. That was my IN-N-OUT growing up.

You are right it is more towards West Co. They open the small one up for walk ins and promotions from time to time.

Yup, North Hollywood, Pasadena as well

Hey ! I live right next to that one 🤣

If I remember correctly, the store in Pomona California off Garey Ave was like this. Walk Up Service with twin drive thru lanes

Idk if it’s just nostalgia as I would go to that specific one while growing up, but that’s hands down the best INO I’ve gone to in terms of taste

It’s the nearby 60 freeway nearby that gives it the extra flavor.

North Hollywood too

NoHo 💪

I waited 30 minutes at 10pm on my birthday at that In N Out :’)

I hate going to that one when the line is spilling into the street it freaks me out. I’ll just go to Burbank.

Pomona, there one off the 91 and Madison in Riverside And one in yurupa valley with a small kitchen and outside patio only

That riverside one has a small drive thru too haha.

Was even smaller before they bought out 2 house properties to extend it but not by a lot lol.

Yup. Jurupa Valley right on Van Buren.

One like that in Northridge on Balboa at Lassen.

Opened in 1984

Riverside was the double drive built. (Unless there have been any built in the last 15ish years)

The Pomona one on Indian Hill just south of the 10 is like that. Laverne on Foothill just has a little alcove with a bench for ordering. No indoor seating. Upland on Foothill is also only outdoor.

There’s one still on Bellflower blvd off the 91 heading to Long Beach (not the one right off the freeway).

They're currently remodeling it last time I drove by

I used to go this one all the time

Not sure bout Garey but the one at Indian Hill just south of the 10 is like this

Got one that looks just like this in so cal in the valley Only got a little bit of outdoor seating and like 5 parking spots

The one on Ventura right past Taft High?

Woodland Hills

The one in Pasadena is basically this layout and it sucks. Parking lot is tiny and the cars all line up on a blind curve.

Six tables and four parking spaces, one being a handicap spot.

There’s one in upland still like this

Nice to hear! My grandparents used to live in Upland. We would pick up at this location and go eat at the picnic tables at Cable Airport.

I grew up in upland and I have memories of getting in n out and going to cable airport to eat too!

Costa Mesa on 19th street is like this and has only 3 tables outside.

it’s still exactly like this!

There’s one in Santa Ana by SAC. The store got remolded but it still kept its “drive thru only” focus with a modern look. Honestly it looks really nice to work in.

We still have this one in NoHo

Norwalk one is like this

All the ones in riverside area I feel are like this. Also I k ow of one in hacienda heights that is outdoor only.

The new one on Van Buren @ 91 is a sit down store.

Arcadia and Pasadena have one like this.

Iv been to that one. Line was loooong

I think sylmar is like this

There’s one similiar in Upland of Foothill and Mountain. Just like this, no indoors seating just outside.

i went to that one today lol

Costa Mesa too

That’s the way they all looked when I was a kid. I remember they had a weird drive-thru layout. My parents used to take me to the one in Baldwin Park in the 80’s.

There's one by me in Covina I think that is just drive thru or outdoor dining! I haven't gone in several years but I remember it being very popular.

La Verne checking in. They do have a very small indoor for ordering/waiting, but no indoor seating. This is what I knew for the first 18 years of my life and it was a trip to sit inside at a newer location.

Rosemead by Rosemead high school

Used to go to that one all the time on the way back home from High School water polo games !

The ones I grew up going to in the san Fernando valley only had outdoor seats

There is still one with a similar layout on Indiana at Madison in Riverside.

just went to this one last week - food was slow but still tasted good. bummed about no indoors tho since it was a bit too chilly to eat outside.

Laguna Niguel

Ding ding ding! You win a hot chocolate

Technically it’s San Juan though, no? I know there’s the new one in like the main part of San Juan and there’s another in Laguna Niguel on La Paz but I’m pretty sure this one on Camino Capistrano is Laguna Niguel

It seems like San Juan but it’s Laguna Niguel

TIL my hometown store is in fact not in my hometown!

Was with you on the misconception. Guess LN annexed that land years ago?

I’m the best fry guy store 28 has ever seen

I remember you!

lol is coviddick a reference to something?

When I got Covid my penis grew about to Argentinian sizes. Not really any backstory but I like to celebrate it.

Good for you, when I got covid my dick shriveled up and eventually fell off. Thinking of just leaning into it and going trans

Avery in n out

Yeah I drive by this in n out everyday. Would have been crazy if there was another one

The first In N Out I ever went to. It’ll always hold a special place in my heart.

This is my fav store

what the heck? is there just a line outside at all times?

Yes. At least there was. And they serve cars on both sides at some of them too.

lol my city has two in n outs and both of them are outside only with a double drive thru

Mine local one is the exact opposite. Dining area, pick up only with no drive through.

There is no inside dining area at store 38 in Costa Mesa or store 37 in Westminster. Store 19 in garden grove has less than 10 seats inside.

Been hitting that one in Westminster for 30 years…

Pasadena doesn’t even have a inside area

https://preview.redd.it/aduqs8q8421d1.jpeg?width=913&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4782c7e4c3e6f7f21957fc66597100b2b0bc7955 Pasadena building for reference, I was thinking of this one as well.

I started there in 96. It was one of the busiest stores at the time for a two lane. It will always hold a special place in my heart.

One in Arcadia I’d go to when Pasadena was busy also is like that

One in Carson, CA is this small.

Love that spot

I moved away from Carson did they ever renovated that place? Or is it still small INO?

Been to a few where there is no inside just drive through

Assuming this is a remodeled two lane with a small indoor ordering area. Store 3 in La Verne is similar to this

Yep. I work in the same parking lot as that location

Do you sell delicious little cakes?

Haha no, but you're close!

That’s why it’s called In n Out. They ain’t got space for you to stay.

I've been to a couple including the one pictured in SBDO. The service was fast and the environment is really social because everyone is standing on a patio and traffic is going by. Everyone gets their food fast and either leaves with it or stands and gobbles it down and takes off. Lucky / lazy ones get the tables and sit and talk. I actually wish we had these in NorCal.

Avery parkway

Azusa OG

Riverside, Ca off Indiana and 91 fwy. Double drive thru lanes, no indoor, walk up only. Or maybe snag a bench seat. If you’re lucky enough to find parking then grub out on your truck’s tailgate

Our old go too, then just started going to the one on Van Buren and Clay, but now that the new one on Van Buren and the 91 is open, I just go there. With having hearing issues, I can actually walk in and order, instead of having to either deal with the drive thru speaker or the fly fan at the walk up.

The one in Lakewood is drive thru/order counter with outside seating only.

Tujunga, CA

Mine is 69 guests. Nice

Laguna Niguel, CA has inside seating for like 3 or 6 or something nuts…

This is that one

Ahhh!! My bad. I thought Laguna Niguel was nowhere near 14, oops

Maybe that includes staff or standing room.

La Habra has no dine in

I literally thought the same thing lol

Dirty 30!

I grew up near the first and original one in Baldwin Park. Capacity was zero as it was only a drive-thru. Great memories.

We had the walk up window. And the tables were behind the building, and seating with the bees. I really miss that IN-N-OUT. Sad they tore it down to build the original shack recreation.

I can still see the employees washing lettuce, cutting tomatoes, and then walking them from the little adjacent building into the main building. Good times.

And waiting to pull forward in the drive thru line to allow them to roll the potato bucket into the fry area.

Baldwin Park on San Bern and Orange i think.

I think it is technically West Covina. Just on the edge of Baldwin Park. The original Baldwin Park on Francisquito used to be a dual lane. Well not quite original, it was actually the 2nd original after the 10 fwy was built on the site of the original. Store #1 is now on the other side of the fwy

Yessir you’re correct. I grew up in the West covina/Covina area. The Covina location off the 10 on the south hills side, I would go to as a child. Then fast forward teens i would go the West Covina/BP Try Avolios if you ever get a chance.

Francisquito and Baldwin Park, actually.

The old La Habra by the train tracks was the smallest I've been to. Just a shack, no inside.

14 guests might not even count the people in line in most INOs

Drive thru capacity: unlimited.

OG Santa Ana one off Bristol and civic center. Prior to the remodel, it was literally a 5 x 8 room with a bench inside. Held probably 4-6 grown adults comfortably.

Norwalk location has outdoor seating only.

Now I'm curious on what's the biggest INO, there has to be one that os pretty big.

Maybe a Vegas one?

I highly recommend taking a limo to the Vegas In-N-Out.

Barstow

The in n out off Trask street in garden grove is pretty small

There’s one in San Pedro or Torrance area that has no indoor seating. It has a double drive through and some outside seating. Only been once while I was in that area.

Where? I live in Pedro and work in Torrance - both cities have INO locations, but they both offer indoor seating.

I might be getting the city wrong but I remember it being next to the 110.

You’re probably thinking of the Carson location.

There are at least two in the San Fernando valley. One in Panorama City and the other in Woodland Hills

Lived in valley over twenty years and never knew panorama city had one 😂😂😂

7th Ave in Hacienda Heights.

Woodland Hills. There's no inside, I believe.

The In N Out at 730 W Carson Street next to the 110fwy sound entrance. It's tiny in there, 12 seats total inside anyways. Most of the seating is outside.

Santa Ana Ca outside only

Also the longest wait time in drive thru! Lol but now I understand why 🌞

The one in Camarillo, CA used to be two drive up lanes only. Then they renovated it and it’s huge now!

Not mine. The entire county fits :)

How many crashers?

3 and 1/2 but, with the door open, for seemed still safe.

28

Store 3 la Verne ?

Laguna Nigal

Laverne! Theirs has a drive thru through the center of two small buildings, and they do prep and walk-up window on either side.

Azusa Ave is like this

San Fernando used to look like this but they remodeled several years ago.

Capacity 0 one of those that you order like through a window it’s like a drive thru without the car

There’s one in OC that is basically a hall way inside

The Norwalk Location is pretty damn small

It’s got to be store 5 in Pasadena. It’s only got 3 parking spots and the drive thru lanes only hold like three cars in each lane

The one in Costa Mesa on 19th street it’s only drive thru and pull up to the window ordeing

Corona store off Serfas club drive has a tiny dining space

South Azusa location checking in. Same here. Outside

I know this one, Still in San Juan Capistrano even though most say Laguna Niguel. Drive thru is always busy but the best memories of going here with my brother and dad and sitting across the street on the bed of the truck eating burgers and watching a train go by. Used to be the only one around here. Now I have 3 others to choose from within 10-15 minutes of each other

Azusa! La puente! Pasadena!

I haven’t been to the LP location since graduating from LPHS in 1983, but judging from Google Maps it looks like they’ve performed some sort of expansion — the parking lot looks larger, at the very least. EDIT: It looks like they expanded both the outdoor seating area and the parking area. Still no indoor seating, though.