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West Coast Burger Chain In-N-Out Debuts in Washington State

Summary

  • In-N-Out Burger opens first location in Washington state
  • New restaurant in Ridgefield, 25 miles north of Portland
  • Managed by 26-year veteran, staffed by 80 workers starting at $18.75/hr
West Coast Burger Chain In-N-Out Debuts in Washington State

In a highly anticipated move, the renowned West Coast burger chain In-N-Out has made its debut in Washington state. On August 20th, 2025, the company opened its first-ever location in the state, setting up shop in the city of Ridgefield, approximately 25 miles north of Portland, Oregon.

The new In-N-Out restaurant features a bustling drive-thru lane, indoor seating for 73 customers, and a covered patio that can accommodate an additional 28 diners. The restaurant will be managed by Clint Ford, a 26-year veteran of the In-N-Out team, and will employ a staff of around 80 workers, all of whom will start at a wage of $18.75 per hour.

This expansion marks a significant milestone for In-N-Out, which has long been a beloved fixture on the West Coast. The company, which is currently present in nine states, has no plans to open locations on the East Coast, despite persistent requests from residents of states like Florida. Instead, the company is focusing its efforts on establishing a new office in Tennessee.

As Washingtonians eagerly await the arrival of their first In-N-Out, the opening of this new restaurant is sure to be a cause for celebration, offering locals the chance to indulge in the chain's iconic double-double burgers, animal-style fries, and creamy shakes.

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In-N-Out Burger opened its first location in Washington state on August 20th, 2025.
The new In-N-Out restaurant in Ridgefield, Washington will employ a staff of around 80 workers, all of whom will start at a wage of $18.75 per hour.
According to In-N-Out President and Owner Lynsi Snyder, the company has no plans to open restaurants on the East Coast, despite persistent requests from states like Florida. Instead, the company is focusing on opening a new office in Tennessee.

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