Washington is set to welcome the first In-N-Out location in the state, as reported by The Columbian. The iconic California burger chain has submitted planning documents for a new restaurant near the under-construction Ridgefield Costco at Union Ridge Town Center on Pioneer Street, just west of Interstate 5.
The proposed plans for this highly anticipated In-N-Out include a 4,354-square-foot building with a covered patio and ample parking space for 76 cars. Additionally, there will be a drive-thru that can accommodate up to 46 vehicles.
Founded over seven decades ago in Oregon, In-N-Out has steadily expanded its presence across several states including California, Oregon and Nevada. With locations also in Roseburg and Grants Pass among others, the company currently boasts more than 400 restaurants nationwide according to its official website.
