I love that they turned thi IN -N-OUT to a museum. I remember going with my family wen we were young early sixties. We enjoy hang around in high school. Hamburger are the best. Good memories.

Very cool little replica in n out. Only open Thur-Sun 11am-2pm tho. I was able to park even though it was closed. The driveway is not busy and there's one spot to park in but the rest of the lot is closed by gate. Not sure if parking is in that lot during the operating hours or not. Nobody bothered me or my car while I took photos from outside the fence. Loved it, will have to visit again when it's open!

It's closed right now due to Covid but it was still neat seeing how the first In-N-Out Berger looked from behind the fence. My daughter loves In-N-Out and I thought it would be cool to stop and see the first one. She just turned 15 and was acting like this was a waste of time till we got there then she started smiling and actually wanted to take some pictures. We then went to the gift shop and got her a few things. She loves her T-Shirts. She thanked me for dragging her there cause she ended having fun. Also, if you go to see it. It's best to park by the gift shop "In-N-Out University" then walk down the sidewalk back under the bridge till you get to the replica. It's only a few minute walk.

In-N-Out burger store is ubiquitous in CA. The first original store opened in Oct 1948 at 04:15 pm and was the first burger joint in the state of CA. This tiny store is no bigger than a trailer but it mak3s delicious burger 'n fries. Back then no body cares about calories or the obesity epidemic. Their drive thru was cute as well as their menu. Working area was limited to two staff only. Not to mention it has a mini bathroom! It's prices were relatively affordable. Hours were limited. Parking was easy. Overall, I'm glad I visited this CA food landmark.

Lot of history captured in this spot. I learned it's a replica of the #1 location that was diagonally across the street where the freeway pass currently stands and where In N Out operated a two lane location until the current one was built at the present location down the street. The museum is open Thursday thru Sunday. They also gave me some stickers too! 😀

This tiny (original, yet) replica of the first In-N-Out is so cool! I got a tour and history lesson from the lovely and knowledgeable associate, Lydia. She was fantastic! Thank you for replicating this landmark! (Original was demolished in favor of the 10 freeway.) Only open from 11-2 Thursday-Sunday. *Ask about the cutting board on the toilet (bookkeeping happened there!) and the washing machine (potato washing and drying) on the back porch...

Nice showing of the original place for IN-N-OUT in Baldwin Park. Thanks to the history and appliance introduction from Mr. Gabriel.

As an In- n-Out fan I was glad I finally stopped to see the replica of the first In-n-Out it’s a nice time capsule and though small in size its interactive . And. Just down the street you can enjoy a burger an visit the company store and see the outside of “In-n-out University” (not sure if you can visit)

Visiting the In N Out Burger Museum was so much fun! It is a replica of the original location built in 1948 that was demolished when Interstate 10 was built. The attendant was so kind and very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about In N Out. I enjoyed it!

It's a good place to look through the history of your favorite products or brands at least once. It's my favorite fast food burger, and I like French fries because it's crispy with no grease at all and has the same flavor as the raw material. it was nice to see the equipment used to make french fries from the beginning. It was even better because a kind employee introduced the history of the company, took family photos, and heard the stories in the early days. If you have children, I think it's a great event to go and introduce them and have a delicious lunch at the restaurant right next to museum . It was fun and strongly recommend !!!

Great place to visit and learn a little bit of the origins of one of the best burgers in California. Place has plenty of parking and it's free. The burger stand is small but it's full of history and artifacts that look like the originals. Plus they offer a free guided tour.

If you're an In & Out fan, this is a "Must See"! What a great little outing for adults & kids. We got a great detailed tour by the on-site tour guide. She was so knowledgable & fun!! PS Don't forget to visit the In & Out University & Company Store around the corner for an awesome selection of cool stuff!

So what nickname do we give the birthplace of our favorite burger stand Ground zero , Mecca ? We were literally in n out in minutes. Gift shop was closed when we arrived bummer get there before 5 pm .

Fantastic place to visit if you're a fan of In-n-Out or just searching for a piece of history. Free to visit, dog friendly, and friendly staff.

My husband and I went to the museum to see the replica and we're fans of in n out. Maxx the worker was very nice and knowledgeable about the in n out museum history.

A nice spot to visit on the way to another destination. You’ll go in and out and be on your way in a jiffy. Wish I got the chance to visit the gift shop at In-n-Out University, but sadly it was closed. A double double was a great consolation though.

Replica of the original stand. The people who work here are very knowledgeable and even went to class to learn this all. Washing Machine was really cool looking. Dad found some of the old drinks he use to get when he was young. Someone was even taking Engagement photos here.

Lydia was the best! She took the time to explain every single thing in detail, she offered water for us, she was definitely dedicated to her job!! We loved her, hope to visit again some time soon.

Cool!!! This is the original location. It's not actively operational. Just for you to look at and learn about the history