In-N-Out Burger opens in Arizona Pavilions
Posted by Theda K. on 22 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: Restaurant, Reviews
The apparently long-awaited opening of the northwest-side’s In-N-Out Burger has finally arrived.
Traffic signs went up a couple of days in advance, warning drivers there might be delays on the November 15 opening.
I had never tried In-N-Out Burger, but after waiting about a week for the lines to die down, I finally tried it.
I was quite impressed.
The company pays its workers well (starting at $9.50/hour), their hamburgers aren’t frozen, their fries are cut on-site (you can watch them cut the potato before dropping it in the fryer), and their ingredients are great (no trans fats and no preservatives).
The company is privately-owned, so the managers are employees (rather than franchise owners).
My 2-year-old even had a great time, getting stickers from the cashier, and eating outside under the umbrella-covered table.
I’ll definitely be a regular, as long as it stays as clean and comfortable as it is during these early days.
In-N-Out Burger is in the Arizona Pavilions, on Cortaro Road, just west of I-10. It’s just one of the many new restaurants and businesses in the quickly-growing shopping center.
