In-N-Out Plans Washington Debut – Connect CRE
Washington is about to get the state’s first location for the iconic California burger chain In-N-Out.
The restaurant would be the first In-N-Out in Washington, according to planning documents submitted to the city of Ridgefield, reported the Columbian. The company plans to build near the under-construction Ridgefield Costco at Union Ridge Town Center on Pioneer Street, just west of Interstate 5.
Potential plans for the In-N-Out call for a 4,354-square-foot building with a covered patio and 76 parking stalls. The restaurant will also include a drive-thru capable of accommodating 46 cars, according to planning documents.
The 76-year-old burger joint first opened in Oregon in 2015 with a location in Medford. There are also locations in Roseburg and Grants Pass. The company currently has more than 400 locations in California, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and Texas, according to its website.
