Head of In-N-Out burger chain addresses expansion to 3 more states
CEO Lynsi Snyder named Arkansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma as possible future In-N-Out Burger states while stressing the chain's cautious approach to growth.
TL;DR
- In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder identified Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as possible future expansion states.
- Snyder emphasized that quality, cleanliness, and friendly service are paramount, and growth will not compromise these values.
- The company maintains a policy of using fresh ingredients, with no microwaves or freezers in its restaurants.
- Recent expansions include the opening of the first restaurants in Washington (August 2025) and Tennessee (December of last year).
- New Mexico is scheduled to receive its first In-N-Out restaurant in 2027.
- Despite expansions, In-N-Out has no plans to abandon its California origins.
- The chain began as a 100-square-foot burger stand in Baldwin Park, California, and featured the state's first drive-thru with a two-way speaker system.