In-N-Out Burger fans have another reason to celebrate this weekend. The beloved Southern California-based fast-food chain is expanding its footprint in Orange County with a brand-new location set to open in Anaheim on Friday, March 21. Conveniently located near Disneyland, the new In-N-Out Burger is expected to draw crowds of locals and tourists alike.
The new restaurant, located at 540 N. Euclid Avenue, per the company’s website, sits on the former site of a Marie Callender’s restaurant, which closed in 2019. Positioned around 2 miles from the Disneyland Resort, the new location offers easy access for visitors looking to enjoy one of California’s most iconic burgers.
According to The OC Register, the Anaheim location will feature a spacious 3,867-square-foot dining area, along with a drive-thru lane and outdoor patio seating. With a seating capacity for 84 guests inside and an additional 28 seats outside, the restaurant is designed to accommodate large volumes of customers. The location will operate daily from 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m., with extended hours until 1:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays — ideal for late-night cravings after a day at the theme parks.
In-N-Out Burger Is a So-Cal Institution
Since its founding in 1948, In-N-Out Burger has become a West Coast institution known for its fresh ingredients, not-so-secret menu, and loyal fan base. The new Anaheim location marks the brand’s continued growth, reflecting its enduring popularity in the region. With more than 400 locations across several states, In-N-Out Burger remains privately owned and family-operated, consistently ranking high in customer satisfaction surveys…