From the first bite of your burger to your last french fry, quality is the most important ingredient at In-N-Out Burger. Since opening in 1948, we’ve been doing fresh the old-fashioned way. Our burgers are grilled to order made with juicy 100% beef patties and freshly baked buns. We only use crisp, fresh produce, our fries are hand-cut from whole potatoes, and our shakes are made from real ice cream.
Classic burger chain serving customizable burgers, hand-cut fries & shakes.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–1:30 AM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–1:30 AM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–1 AM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–1 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 372 Gellert Blvd, Daly City, CA 94015
Phone: (800) 786-1000
Website: https://locations.in-n-out.com/326
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Reviews
Brendon N.
This is a “newer” In-N-Out location. To be honest, I didn’t realize it had already been there so long, but I was surprised to see it had opened in July of 2017. I remember when it was first announced, and I also remember when it was a Sizzler before it took its current form.
The reason I like this location, especially compared to the other Daly City location on Washington St., is that it’s usually less crowded. One thing I don’t love about this location though, is the parking. The lot is a little funky, and I’ve had several experiences where I’ve had to circle the lot multiple times to find a spot. They of course have the trademark “X” palm trees out front, which is always a fun and unique aspect of every In-N-Out.
There is the typical amount of seating inside, plus some! This location has an extended seating area over to the left of the drink station, that I’m not sure I’ve seen anywhere else. Prices are on par with the other locations in the area, and they also have the display of merch on the right near the registers. Both the restrooms and dining room are generally clean and well maintained.
The staff has always been very friendly and accommodating when coming to this location. The quality is exactly what you know and expect — legendary. I’ll continue coming to this location as a less crowded option than others in the area.
IG: @bbnem.eats
… moreThe reason I like this location, especially compared to the other Daly City location on Washington St., is that it’s usually less crowded. One thing I don’t love about this location though, is the parking. The lot is a little funky, and I’ve had several experiences where I’ve had to circle the lot multiple times to find a spot. They of course have the trademark “X” palm trees out front, which is always a fun and unique aspect of every In-N-Out.
There is the typical amount of seating inside, plus some! This location has an extended seating area over to the left of the drink station, that I’m not sure I’ve seen anywhere else. Prices are on par with the other locations in the area, and they also have the display of merch on the right near the registers. Both the restrooms and dining room are generally clean and well maintained.
The staff has always been very friendly and accommodating when coming to this location. The quality is exactly what you know and expect — legendary. I’ll continue coming to this location as a less crowded option than others in the area.
IG: @bbnem.eats
Jeff Ho
This used to be a Sizzler. My normal go to In-N-Out is the one by the Daly City DMV. This location is much too busy. It took over 45 minutes from lining up at the drive through, to getting my food. No burger is worth waiting over 45 minutes for. My order was two double doubles $13, fries $2.50 and a vanilla shake $3.25. Food was good. It is worth the drive to go somewhere else if the drive through line is long.
… moreEmerick Hotoeua
The double double, a must try!
Fresh food for a good price.
For vegan people you can ask for a ”double cheese + vegetable” it was good too.
Young and good staff.
… moreFresh food for a good price.
For vegan people you can ask for a ”double cheese + vegetable” it was good too.
Young and good staff.
Nicole N
I just moved to SF and I prefer this in&out more than the one closer to SFSU. Both tend to be packed but I try avoiding the college crowd. They have a parking lot but I like the parking options within walking distance too since I usually eat in my car (shopping center or street parking). I recommend a double double, single patty is hardly enough. Im on a diet so protein style is refreshing and doesnt weigh me down. Animal style fries are SO GOOD! Extra packets of spread is a must!
… moretracy walthard
Not our normal In N Out experience. Not that busy, but food took forever. Hamburger was dry, colorless lettuce, and thick chunky tomatoes that was too big to bite. Tables were dirty 🙁
… moreAdam Lukic
Food’s great like any in’n’out, but I think this location can do much better on cleanliness. There was trash laying around on the floor and the soda station needed care.
… moreJarod Ruane
Sorry man. Very nice people. Clean spot. Those burgers were not good. Stale, untoasted crumbly bun, the meat was fine, but I got it cold. The rest was just kind of a mess. Much lesser than the spot in Millbrae, for example. So, no shade to the fine people there, but the burger game needs a lot of work.
… moreKim_Bofang Li
Definitely one of my goto. I always finish the fries first cuz they’re soooo goood. It was surprising that it was crowded at 3:30 in the afternoon but I didn’t wait for too long.
… moreP Gutierrez
Love this place, all employees are kind and smiling and food is always fresh I only go on the weekdays.
… moreMichelle Chan
One of my favorite things about living in California is In-N-Out Burger. Whenever I’m driving the highways outside of San Francisco, I find myself looking for that familiar red-and-white sign, and more often than not I end up at the Daly City locations.
Yes, the lines are always long—and sometimes that triggers my anxiety—but I never mind waiting because I know what’s coming: a made-to-order burger cooked to perfection, customized exactly the way I like it. My 13-year-old son and I have our ritual order: double meat patties, onion, double tomatoes, double pickles, no secret sauce, protein style (no bun, wrapped in crisp lettuce). It’s simple, fresh, and consistently delicious.
The fries took me a while to appreciate, but now I love their straightforward honesty. They’re not flashy, just potatoes fried fresh, and they’ve grown on me in the best way.
This past year has been incredibly difficult for me financially, with housing instability weighing heavily. Yet being able to sit down at In-N-Out several times a week gave me a sense of normalcy and dignity. There aren’t many places where you can get a hot, fresh meal for under $10, and know it will taste just as good every single time. In-N-Out has been that place for me—a sanctuary where my money counts, and where I leave feeling better than when I arrived.
In-N-Out isn’t just a burger joint. For me, it’s been a refuge, a reminder that even in hard times, there’s still room for small joys and reliable comfort.
… moreYes, the lines are always long—and sometimes that triggers my anxiety—but I never mind waiting because I know what’s coming: a made-to-order burger cooked to perfection, customized exactly the way I like it. My 13-year-old son and I have our ritual order: double meat patties, onion, double tomatoes, double pickles, no secret sauce, protein style (no bun, wrapped in crisp lettuce). It’s simple, fresh, and consistently delicious.
The fries took me a while to appreciate, but now I love their straightforward honesty. They’re not flashy, just potatoes fried fresh, and they’ve grown on me in the best way.
This past year has been incredibly difficult for me financially, with housing instability weighing heavily. Yet being able to sit down at In-N-Out several times a week gave me a sense of normalcy and dignity. There aren’t many places where you can get a hot, fresh meal for under $10, and know it will taste just as good every single time. In-N-Out has been that place for me—a sanctuary where my money counts, and where I leave feeling better than when I arrived.
In-N-Out isn’t just a burger joint. For me, it’s been a refuge, a reminder that even in hard times, there’s still room for small joys and reliable comfort.