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In and Out Burger

Discussion in 'Restaurants & Buffets' started by bukaty123, Jul 8, 2012.

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  1. bukaty123

    bukaty123 Tourist

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    Is there an In and Out Burger near the "airport" end of he strip??? Staying at the Luxor. Thank you. Michelle
     
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    travelfiend High-Roller

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    tapakip Low-Roller

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    Poster above is correct, that one is right next to the Luxor, and is busy at all times of the day. I go there at least once a trip. And yes, animal style is the way to go!
     
  4. Polemarch28

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    Depending on your method of transportation, I believe the best option is the one on Maryland Parkway, near UNLV. It's a little further from the Strip, but I find it to be much easier when coming from the MGM (or that general area).

    The real advantage is that it's nowhere near as busy. I can usually find a table, inside or outside, and don't need to wait nearly as long for my food. I also appreciate getting out of the crowd for a little while to enjoy a nice lunch.
     
  5. NickPapageorgio

    NickPapageorgio OG of the Sal Sagev Hotel

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    Next to Luxor? I have no idea how you came to that location description, but it is 2 blocks directly west of (or behind) NYNY, at the intersection of Dean Martin and the north side of Tropicana. It is not even close to Luxor.

    Nick:beer:
     
  6. dunebug81

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    Lol, not to mention you have to cross over I-15.

    I'd catch a bus running west on trop to get there and then split a cab with someone coming back as trying to catch the bus going east would mean you would have to cross a very busy road with no pedestrian bridge like there is on the strip.

    Or like another poster said go to the one on Maryland. It's not nearly as busy.
     
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    I like the one on Blue Diamond. Just go south on the Boulevard till you come to Blue Diamond (about 3 miles or so), turn right and it takes you under the under pass and it's a couple blocks down on your right. Hardly half as busy as the Dean Martin one. Of course you would need a car for this one.
     
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    You guys gotta be joking. It's 1 mile away. I stay at THEhotel all the time and it takes literally 5 minutes to get there. If that's not considered close, I don't know what is.

    http://goo.gl/maps/AmYK

    :peace:
     
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    celticnoel79 Low-Roller

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    Cant believe ive been to Vegas 6 time now and never eaten in this place, DEFO gonna try it out next visit in December :peace:
     
  10. jrinct1

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    Best FAST FOOD burger. ANYWHERE!!! No discussion needed.
     
  11. mjames1229

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    Don't forget to ask for your fries Animal Style, too :thumbsup:
     
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    I think you confused people with the "next to the Luxor" reference... the rest of your info is absolutely correct.
     
  13. ButterflyMtn

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    I usually walk to in n out, Go the back of Excalibur..cross the highway - yes there are crosswalk lights then to eat. A few times took a cab over there then walked back..
     
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    for the record... its NOT right next to you.

    its closer than you think but its not walking distance.

    youd have to pass Excalibur then make a left and drive down a bit but its there
     
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    I'll definitely grant that it's not walking distance. Unless you like exercise, anyway. :evillaugh
     
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    The one on Maryland is my fav. I can sit there watching them cut the fries all day long.:peace:
     
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    Ummm...depends on what you do in Vegas, I suppose.

    Thanks to Google Maps, the walking distance from the bottom of the SW escalators outside of Excalibur (basically Trop & LVB) to the front door of In-n-Out is 5/8ths of a mile, or 985m. Sorry, they don't like you standing in the drive-in line. :poke:

    If you've been to a large Vegas convention, that barely covers a down-and-back of the convention floor. 10-15 miles a day wasn't unusual back in the Comdex days. Of course, air-conditioned carpeted LVCC is a little different than fry-an-egg concrete sidewalk beside traffic in July. Put into Strip perspective...same distance from NYNY to Bellagio. Or the distance to the front of a cab line on a Saturday night. All about perspective....
     
  18. BeeeJay

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    Why is in-n-out burger better than say a Runza burger, Shake Shack burger, or Five Guys?

    I had In-N-Out 2 days in a row last year in Phoenix and really like it. Much better than the standard McD's/Wendys/BK crap, but I can't remember liking it more than a Five Guys burger.

    I think the best burger from a fast food place is Portillos.
     
  19. Polemarch28

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    I'm in pain from everything you said. Just all of it. Especially Portillos. Although they do make a mean hot dog.
     
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    In-n-Out vs. Five Guys: Cheaper. Simpler. Wish it was faster, but it isn't. I'd suggest that Five Guys (only 4 trips) makes a better patty, but it's very comparable.

    In-n-Out vs. Shake Shack: Two very different concepts IMHO. We've got a couple of decent burger "shacks" in my town, and I think of them more as an "experience". Go there, plunk down your $15pp, get a great burger and a really nice beverage and a dessert. Lots of different choices. In-n-Out is a drive-through - cheap, simple, great value for great product.

    For In-n-Out the allure is the concept (50's drive-in, all-fresh, family-owned not franchised, simple menu) and the limited availability (CA/AZ/UT...now TX). After that...it's just a processed burger.

    To bring it back to Vegas, I was at BLT Burger in the Mirage last visit, discussing In-n-Out with a couple from Canada who had never been. Which has the better burger, the better shake? No doubt - BLT Burger by a mile. Which would I go to next time? In-n-Out. $7 vs. $24 (w/o spike or dessert) makes it an easy decision.

    Tell me about Portillos please - where, what, why do you like it?
     
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