Comment on $10 In-N-Out delivery to anywhere in SFparentComments−benwerd14yIn-N-Out is in Fisherman's Wharf or Daly City. Either way, delivery to (eg) SOMA or the Mission is going to lead to soggy, nasty food.Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.But kudos to TaskRabbit for some neat PR!−hnriot14yIf you're in SOMA, try the 21st Ammendment, or The Brick House for burgers that put in-n-out to shame.−mpd14yWorking in, and having lived in SOMA, I'll take Burger Joint over either of those. I'd almost take McDonalds over Brick House.Little Skillet now has a burger as well that's not bad.−gergles14yAlso one in Millbrae, which might be faster - just a zip up the 101.−flatline314y> Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.Shake Shack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake_Shack) is just the beginning.This place is my current favorite: http://eatdogmatic.com/In-N-Out is tasty, but it's cheap and low-quality, and doesn't stand up when compared to its better fast-food peers.−dshep14yIn-N-Out is usually soggy and nasty so seems like a good thing to delivery. If you want something better in SF, Super Duper is pretty good.
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In-N-Out is in Fisherman's Wharf or Daly City. Either way, delivery to (eg) SOMA or the Mission is going to lead to soggy, nasty food.
Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.
But kudos to TaskRabbit for some neat PR!
If you're in SOMA, try the 21st Ammendment, or The Brick House for burgers that put in-n-out to shame.
Working in, and having lived in SOMA, I'll take Burger Joint over either of those. I'd almost take McDonalds over Brick House.
Little Skillet now has a burger as well that's not bad.
Also one in Millbrae, which might be faster - just a zip up the 101.
> Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.
Shake Shack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake_Shack) is just the beginning.
This place is my current favorite: http://eatdogmatic.com/
In-N-Out is tasty, but it's cheap and low-quality, and doesn't stand up when compared to its better fast-food peers.
In-N-Out is usually soggy and nasty so seems like a good thing to delivery. If you want something better in SF, Super Duper is pretty good.