In-N-Out Burger has become an iconic part of California's culinary scene with its simple menu and commitment to fresh ingredients.

It’s very tasty,” Anora’s Mark Eydelshteyn told Vogue after his first-ever bite of an In-N-Out burger after the Oscars. “And unexpected!”

"You get very hungry, so In-N-Out is definitely the award show tradition," he added. "Nothing against McDonald's, but on award show night, it's In-N-Out." Eating In-N-Out might be

The California staple has announced it is consolidating two offices in the Golden State, closing its Irvine headquarters after 30 years.

The famous Sunset Boulevard In-N-Out in Hollywood is a hotspot for winners to go after the Oscars, so we staked it out.

Way back in the year of 2017, it was revealed that In-N-Out Burger purchased a plot of land in the Village at Cumberland Park in Tyler. It sits at the corner of Centennial Parkway and South Broadway. Currently it is just an empty lot. Several months ago, a new Whataburger store opened up in the spot right next to this plot of land.

In-N-Out is explicit about making everything from scratch inside restaurants, using fresh beef patties and hand-cutting fries. "From the first bite of your burger to your last french fry, quality is the most important ingredient at In-N-Out Burger.

If you're wondering if In-N-Out prices will be impacted by the newly imposed tariffs, the restaurant chain says they won't. "Fun Fact: Any newly imposed Tariff will not [affect] prices at In-N-Out Burger,

In-N-Out has purchased land near Costco for its first Boulder County location, with a drive-thru and outdoor dining set to accommodate more than 100 guests.