In-N-Out Burger serves its first Double-Doubles in Bell

"Fans of In-N-Out Burger turned out for the opening of its first drive-thru in the city of Bell on Tuesday, Jan. 27. The restaurant is on the southwest corner of Atlantic and Gage avenues. The address is 6415 Atlantic Ave. This location was the only one in California listed on its website's "opening soon" page although there may be others in the works. In-N-Out often posts upcoming locations when they are at or near construction, about eight to 10 months in advance."

"In-N-Out was founded in Baldwin Park in 1948, and about two-thirds of its locations are in California. In-N-Out lists 288 on its website. The Bell restaurant is No. 432 in the chain. New restaurants are coming to Arizona, Washington state and Tennessee, where In-N-Out is in the midst of a major expansion. Hours will be Monday 10:30 a.m.-1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10:30 a.m.-1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday."

"Throughout the rest of January, In-N-Out is raising funds to combat human trafficking through the Slave 2 Nothing Foundation, set up by In-N-Out owner and president Lynsi Snyder and her husband Sean Ellingson. Customers are being invited to round up their purchases for the cause, with In-N-Out matching donations three-to-one up to $300,000. On Jan. 17, Slave 2 Nothing brought its annual fund-raising car show and cruise to the South Bay for the first time."

Fans attended the opening of In-N-Out's first drive-thru in the city of Bell on Jan. 27 at 6415 Atlantic Ave, located at Atlantic and Gage avenues. The Bell location was the only California site listed on the chain's opening-soon webpage, though more locations may be planned. In-N-Out was founded in Baldwin Park in 1948 and lists 288 locations, with about two-thirds in California; the Bell restaurant is No. 432. New restaurants are planned in Arizona, Washington and Tennessee. In January, the chain is raising funds for the Slave 2 Nothing Foundation to combat human trafficking, inviting customer round-ups with a three-to-one match up to $300,000.

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