In-N-Out Owner Lynsi Snyder Eyes Arkansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma

In-N-Out may push its burgers farther east. Owner and president Lynsi Snyder said the California chain is considering three new states, Arkansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma, in an interview with actor Terry Crews posted on the company's website, Fortune reports. In-N-Out, founded just outside Los Angeles in 1948, has 445 restaurants in 10 states, 289 of them in California. It moved farther east than ever last year, into Tennessee, and plans to open in New Mexico next year. Because the Tennessee restaurants are supplied from Texas, Snyder said the three states make sense as they already sit in the path of the distribution network. The chain also plans to keep growing in California. In-N-Out's domestic sales grew about 10% last year compared with 2024, trailing only New York-based Shake Shack among regional burger chains, according to Fortune.