Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Chadders, the wannabe In N' Out!

Monday night was so much fun. We all (the family) got together at the Oswalds house and had dinner because Robert and Laura were in town with their children. They are so CUTE. I got off work at 6 so we were going to be a little late anyways, but then Davey called and asked if we could pick him up at BYU, and then we had to go get Kate, Penny, and Tanner. We got on the freeway at about 6:30 and the freeway was FREAKING PACKED. So we got off the freeway and took Geneva, then state. We were about there and then we saw a fast food joint called Chadders it looked just like in n' out. Seriously, we went to the Oswalds and had such a good time. Jason had to do some studying so he was studying most of the time, although he did socialize for a bit of the time. When we were finished with family shindig, we decided to stop by the new restaurant called Chadders. It was almost exactly like In n' out.


Apparently they did something about it on KSL, so here is what they had to say about it...



Customers Forming Long Lines at New Restaurant
May 29th, 2007 @ 9:43pm

Alex Cabrero Reporting

A brand new fast-food restaurant in American Fork is getting a lot of attention. At times, the drive-through line is 20 cars long. Some new restaurants wait years to pack people in. Chadders, in American Fork, waited a week.

Jared Dalton, an American Fork resident, said, "I like it. I think it's really good and I like the French fries and stuff."

Linda Wandvik says, "I think it's just the fresh food and the quickness of it, and the customer service is really good."

They're all things a brand new restaurant would love to hear, but Chadders is a fast food joint, selling only burgers, fries, shakes and drinks.

So how could a fast food hamburger place, which didn't even advertise, be so packed, it draws people in who just want to see why it's so packed?

The attraction is in the building, the menu, the colors, even the food; it's all very similar to those who've been to Las Vegas, Arizona or California.

"Actually, I'm from California, and it reminds me of In-n-Out Burger. I always loved In-n-Out Burger, so as soon as they opened up, we had to come and try it," Linda Wandvik says.

Maurine Henry said, "To me it seems like a wannabe In-n-Out, but I don't know."

Darren Vandecar said, "They have a menu very similar to In-n-Out Burger's, so I think the fact they're so busy must be that people see it as a similar experience to In-n-Out Burger."

Just whatever you do, don't call this Chadders restaurant an In-n-Out Burger franchise. People here say it's very similar. Management wouldn't go on camera with us, but they say they have nothing to do with the popular hamburger chain. However, rumor around town is that the guy who runs this place, used to have something to do with In-n-Out Burger.

Even if it's not exactly the same, people who love In-n-Out Burgers are just fine going in and out of Chadders.

We spoke with an In-n-Out burger representative in California. She told us her company does not have any franchises in Utah.




I honestly think that this is a wannabe and it bothers me that they deny it being a wannabe, but it's still pretty good. I do recommend it.

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