The place is a little small but Great tasting burgers,cheapest in town.
S Chang
Found out that the In and Out Museum was open! They even had an associate there to greet us. He gave us a brief history of the company where it all started! After the visit, went to In and Out store on the other side. Had lunch to top off the visit. This is a must see if you're a fan like me!!! It's only open Thursday to Sunday from 11am to 2pm.
Mark Yan
very interesting placeI thought this was an ordinary fast food restaurant because it looked like there was a drive-through, but it was actually an old store that was simulated on the stone road. The real store is across the highway.The museum is small but super interesting. There was a receptionist who was very kind to us and introduced us to the history of the past. In the museum, you can get stickers and the in and out hat that my wife misses so much.I highly recommend everyone to come here and take a look
Kevin Kwok
Cool!!! This is the original location. It's not actively operational. Just for you to look at and learn about the history
Shyreen Hightower
Love it it’s a replica of the original In and Out Restaurant during the 1948 located by the end of the freeway / bridge
Nadine C.
Touristing in Baldwin Park, Los Angeles, California...In-N-Out opened in 1948 - and - to this day, is one of the most beloved businesses in the USA. This company started out small and has expanded to other states such as Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and Utah. In-N-Out is known for: *fresh ingredients - nothing is frozen!*Reasonable prices*Clean environment*Convenient restrooms*Courteous service - employees attend the In-N-Out University This REPLICA of the Original In-N-Out features vintage menus and equipment.We weren't able to go on the tour because of the limited hours, but we will be back!...and we will return for the gift shop at the Original location (down the street) which serves food, too! Note: Don't forget to ask for items on the Secret Menu... Google it!
Sierra Vazquez
Such cool little stop! My husband and visited the museum on a little SoCal road trip we took for our 1-year wedding anniversary. The employee working there (I believe it was Lydia!) was so friendly and informative! She offered to do a little photoshoot around the museum for the 2 of us, and they made perfect anniversary pictures. She was sooo sweet!! Lovely little visit with awesome history, In-n-Out is such a great company.
Black Dragonaire
Replica of the original stand. The people who work here are very knowledgeable and even went to class to learn this all. Washing Machine was really cool looking. Dad found some of the old drinks he use to get when he was young.Someone was even taking Engagement photos here.
Rhesa W.
Super cute & a fun outing! Learn about In-N-Out's history while taking social media worthy pics!
Jaden Kim
It's a good place to look through the history of your favorite products or brands at least once.It's my favorite fast food burger, and I like French fries because it's crispy with no grease at all and has the same flavor as the raw material. it was nice to see the equipment used to make french fries from the beginning.It was even better because a kind employee introduced the history of the company, took family photos, and heard the stories in the early days.If you have children, I think it's a great event to go and introduce them and have a delicious lunch at the restaurant right next to museum .It was fun and strongly recommend !!!
This tiny (original, yet) replica of the first In-N-Out is so cool! I got a tour and history lesson from the lovely and knowledgeable associate, Lydia. She was fantastic! Thank you for replicating this landmark! (Original was demolished in favor of the 10 freeway.) Only open from 11-2 Thursday-Sunday.*Ask about the cutting board on the toilet and the washing machine on the back porch...
Kai Dwd
It's a good place to look through the history of your favorite products or brands at least once.It's my favorite fast food burger, and I like French fries because it's crispy with no grease at all and has the same flavor as the raw material. it was nice to see the equipment used to make french fries from the beginning.It was even better because a kind employee introduced the history of the company, took family photos, and heard the stories in the early days.If you have children, I think it's a great event to go and introduce them and have a delicious lunch at the restaurant right next to museum .It was fun and strongly recommend !!!
Nguyen T.
Came here with my friends and my dog. We got to explore the area, take pictures, and learn about the history of In-N-Out. Also a huge shout out to Lydia, who was super super friendly and was nice enough to run through the history of In-N-Out with us. She was very informative and engaging. We also took some photos with her and she offered to take photos for us :) I love In-N-Out so this mini tour is one for the books. FYI: the tour with the landmark is a free experience
Carla F.
I LOVE In-N-Out so coming here and learning more about it was so much fun. The worker that was there told us a lot more about the history of this restaurant and it was super informative. She also gave us stickers! Did you know in-n-out used to sell cigarettes in their drive-thru before?!?
Peggy F.
This place is awesome and totally worth the visit. It's a small super tiny 10 square feet museum that's open for tours Thursday through Sunday between 11 am to 2 pm only. It's free admission, free tour, and there's a live In-N-Out tour guide that will give you a half-hour overview of their history, how they started, and walk you through all the interior utilities, etc. After the tour, drive (or walk) under the freeway to the other side of the freeway to dine at the real current-day In-n-Out restaurant (location of the original very 1st store), and or visit the In-n-Out Company Store (in the same parking lot) to browse around. It's a nice quick hour or two of fun for anyone who's local, who's passing by on the 10 Freeway, or visitors from out of town. Great trip for little ones or just anyone who loves In-N-Out in general. I used to live down the street from here and never knew. My 7-year-old really enjoyed the visit (did it for a school project) and had a blast.
The place is a little small but Great tasting burgers,cheapest in town.
Found out that the In and Out Museum was open! They even had an associate there to greet us. He gave us a brief history of the company where it all started! After the visit, went to In and Out store on the other side. Had lunch to top off the visit. This is a must see if you're a fan like me!!! It's only open Thursday to Sunday from 11am to 2pm.
very interesting placeI thought this was an ordinary fast food restaurant because it looked like there was a drive-through, but it was actually an old store that was simulated on the stone road. The real store is across the highway.The museum is small but super interesting. There was a receptionist who was very kind to us and introduced us to the history of the past. In the museum, you can get stickers and the in and out hat that my wife misses so much.I highly recommend everyone to come here and take a look
Cool!!! This is the original location. It's not actively operational. Just for you to look at and learn about the history
Love it it’s a replica of the original In and Out Restaurant during the 1948 located by the end of the freeway / bridge
Touristing in Baldwin Park, Los Angeles, California...In-N-Out opened in 1948 - and - to this day, is one of the most beloved businesses in the USA. This company started out small and has expanded to other states such as Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and Utah. In-N-Out is known for: *fresh ingredients - nothing is frozen!*Reasonable prices*Clean environment*Convenient restrooms*Courteous service - employees attend the In-N-Out University This REPLICA of the Original In-N-Out features vintage menus and equipment.We weren't able to go on the tour because of the limited hours, but we will be back!...and we will return for the gift shop at the Original location (down the street) which serves food, too! Note: Don't forget to ask for items on the Secret Menu... Google it!
Such cool little stop! My husband and visited the museum on a little SoCal road trip we took for our 1-year wedding anniversary. The employee working there (I believe it was Lydia!) was so friendly and informative! She offered to do a little photoshoot around the museum for the 2 of us, and they made perfect anniversary pictures. She was sooo sweet!! Lovely little visit with awesome history, In-n-Out is such a great company.
Replica of the original stand. The people who work here are very knowledgeable and even went to class to learn this all. Washing Machine was really cool looking. Dad found some of the old drinks he use to get when he was young.Someone was even taking Engagement photos here.
Super cute & a fun outing! Learn about In-N-Out's history while taking social media worthy pics!
It's a good place to look through the history of your favorite products or brands at least once.It's my favorite fast food burger, and I like French fries because it's crispy with no grease at all and has the same flavor as the raw material. it was nice to see the equipment used to make french fries from the beginning.It was even better because a kind employee introduced the history of the company, took family photos, and heard the stories in the early days.If you have children, I think it's a great event to go and introduce them and have a delicious lunch at the restaurant right next to museum .It was fun and strongly recommend !!!
Restaurantji Recommends
This tiny (original, yet) replica of the first In-N-Out is so cool! I got a tour and history lesson from the lovely and knowledgeable associate, Lydia. She was fantastic! Thank you for replicating this landmark! (Original was demolished in favor of the 10 freeway.) Only open from 11-2 Thursday-Sunday.*Ask about the cutting board on the toilet and the washing machine on the back porch...
It's a good place to look through the history of your favorite products or brands at least once.It's my favorite fast food burger, and I like French fries because it's crispy with no grease at all and has the same flavor as the raw material. it was nice to see the equipment used to make french fries from the beginning.It was even better because a kind employee introduced the history of the company, took family photos, and heard the stories in the early days.If you have children, I think it's a great event to go and introduce them and have a delicious lunch at the restaurant right next to museum .It was fun and strongly recommend !!!
Came here with my friends and my dog. We got to explore the area, take pictures, and learn about the history of In-N-Out. Also a huge shout out to Lydia, who was super super friendly and was nice enough to run through the history of In-N-Out with us. She was very informative and engaging. We also took some photos with her and she offered to take photos for us :) I love In-N-Out so this mini tour is one for the books. FYI: the tour with the landmark is a free experience
I LOVE In-N-Out so coming here and learning more about it was so much fun. The worker that was there told us a lot more about the history of this restaurant and it was super informative. She also gave us stickers! Did you know in-n-out used to sell cigarettes in their drive-thru before?!?
This place is awesome and totally worth the visit. It's a small super tiny 10 square feet museum that's open for tours Thursday through Sunday between 11 am to 2 pm only. It's free admission, free tour, and there's a live In-N-Out tour guide that will give you a half-hour overview of their history, how they started, and walk you through all the interior utilities, etc. After the tour, drive (or walk) under the freeway to the other side of the freeway to dine at the real current-day In-n-Out restaurant (location of the original very 1st store), and or visit the In-n-Out Company Store (in the same parking lot) to browse around. It's a nice quick hour or two of fun for anyone who's local, who's passing by on the 10 Freeway, or visitors from out of town. Great trip for little ones or just anyone who loves In-N-Out in general. I used to live down the street from here and never knew. My 7-year-old really enjoyed the visit (did it for a school project) and had a blast.