In-N-Out Burger vs. Five Guys?

[MisterSheep]

Originally Posted by Special_K

@MisterSheep How many times did you have to click the back button to find this thread?



...Also, In-n-Out for burger, Five Guys for fries

Pfft back button? I like to call it Exploring

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

Pfft back button? I like to call it Exploring

Search ya noob!

Why the hell did you resurrect this thread????

That is already on here someplace....

This is old Dude why did you need to bring it up again?

If you read the existing threads you will find what you are looking for.

Do we really need to talk about this again?

Oh and...

[MisterSheep]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Search ya noob!

Why the hell did you resurrect this thread????

That is already on here someplace....

This is old Dude why did you need to bring it up again?

If you read the existing threads you will find what you are looking for.

Do we really need to talk about this again?

Oh and...

I did a search.. for spicy foods. And i guess this showed up so i brought it back from the dead.

Tcoat. We american dont know aboot your canadian burgers eh.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

Tcoat. We american dont know aboot your canadian burgers eh.

[DAEMANO]

Still don't know why ppl compare a $2.40 burger to a $5.15 one.

If it hasn't been said, In-N-Out is GREAT for a cheap fast food burger. 5 Guys is good too but costs double the amount. So the question is would I rather have 1 5Guys cheeseburger or 2 In-N-Out cheeseburgers?

I'll take the latter, be full, fat(ter), and happy.

[WhiteFRS69]

we just got our first Five guys in the area,

don't think there is any In-N-out burgers around me...

i personally LOVE LOVE fuddruckers!!

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by DAEMANO

Still don't know why ppl compare a $2.40 burger to a $5.15 one.

If it hasn't been said, In-N-Out is GREAT for a cheap fast food burger. 5 Guys is good too but costs double the amount. So the question is would I rather have 1 5Guys cheeseburger or 2 In-N-Out cheeseburgers?

I'll take the latter, be full, fat(ter), and happy.

For the same reason they compare the FRS to $50K+ cars and call it "slow".

[MisterSheep]

Originally Posted by DAEMANO

Still don't know why ppl compare a $2.40 burger to a $5.15 one.

If it hasn't been said, In-N-Out is GREAT for a cheap fast food burger. 5 Guys is good too but costs double the amount. So the question is would I rather have 1 5Guys cheeseburger or 2 In-N-Out cheeseburgers?

I'll take the latter, be full, fat(ter), and happy.

Maybe some people would rather buy the more expensive burger because of the qualtiy. Quantity vs Quality.

Would you rather have anauthentic mexican burrito that might cost $6-9 or buy a $2 burrito at Taco Bell?

To some people the extra money spent is well worth it.

[airjonny]

5 guys is on point. No in-and-out in the midwest

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

Maybe some people would rather buy the more expensive burger because of the qualtiy. Quantity vs Quality.

Would you rather have anauthentic mexican burrito that might cost $6-9 or buy a $2 burrito at Taco Bell?

To some people the extra money spent is well worth it.

I am with you on that!
When it comes to restaurant food I would rather have one good but more costly meal then two cheap but crappy ones.
And believe me I am an expert on the subject as just last night my wife and I tried to remember the last time we cooked a meal and the best we could come up was that it was some time in early June.

[DAEMANO]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

Maybe some people would rather buy the more expensive burger because of the qualtiy. Quantity vs Quality.

Would you rather have anauthentic mexican burrito that might cost $6-9 or buy a $2 burrito at Taco Bell?

To some people the extra money spent is well worth it.

The analogy doesn't hold up, couple problems here:

1. 5 guys isn't more authentic than In-N-Out. They're both for the most part traditional American cheeseburgers.

2. 5 guys isn't double the ingredient quality or taste of In-N-Out, just bigger and different. In-N-Out has a sterling reputation for quality.

[DAEMANO]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

For the same reason they compare the FRS to $50K+ cars and call it "slow".

You sir have been awarded the title Sovereign of Subtext for getting that meaning. This thread is sooooo not Off topic.

[Dadhawk]

My vote on this particular subject is neither place, and yes, I've eaten at both (and they are both OK for what they are) .

If I want a "cheap" burger around here, I'd prefer Waffle House or Cook Out or maybe Varsity.

If I was going to pay 5 Guys price, I'd go to a local pub where I could more enjoy the meal.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by DAEMANO

The analogy doesn't hold up, couple problems here:

1. 5 guys isn't more authentic than In-N-Out. They're both for the most part traditional American cheeseburgers.

2. 5 guys isn't double the ingredient quality or taste of In-N-Out, just bigger and different. In-N-Out has a sterling reputation for quality.

I fairness I must say that I have never had an In-N-Out burger so have no basis of judging quality. I do know I have had far cheaper burgers then 5 Guys that were way better.