In-N-Out Burger
$ • Fast Food Restaurant
Most Recent Reviews
We have been going to in n out since our daughter was diagnosed with celiac. We just found out today that they are toasting the buns on the same grill they cook the meat on, so there is a major chance of cross contact. Fries are made in a dedicated gf fryer and have their own supply of cheese separate from the grill, but ordering any meat or grilled onions is not safe of you are sensitive to cross contact
Fries are the only thing in the fryer, so it’s never been an issue—never gotten sick. That’s all you can have there besides a protein style (lettuce wrap) which is fine, and never been sick from that either, but not the greatest alternative.
A great safe quick place to stop for a bite. They always take extra care to ensure my burger is safe
Notes
Order "protein style" to get it wrapped in lettuce
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Reviews of this Chain
I’ve gotten animal fries here a bunch of times with no issues. When ordering tell them to mark it as a gluten allergy. They know to change gloves and not touch/cross contaminate with gluten.
I have not tried the burgers lettuce wrapped because there is a huge risk of cross contact/contamination for burger.
In-N-Out always has plenty of safe options for burgers and fries. I had a lettuce wrapped burger and animal style fries. They marked my order with a gluten allergy also.
Visited twice with no gluten reaction. They claim everything in the restaurant is gf except for the buns. They offer burgers protein style substituting lettuce for the bun. Self serve endless refill soft drinks. Fast food chain but better burgers than others. The fries are also gf.
This is the only restaurant I have eaten at regularly and not had any issues. Tell them you have a gluten allergy, they will prepare your burger in a separate spot and serve it in its own basket. Everything in the restaurant is gluten free except for the bun. So eat those fries, dip them in spread, enjoy that delicious burger even if it is in a lettuce wrap.
Very helpful staff. Great idea with this protein style burger. Using lettuce instead of bread. Recommended!
