Sydney pop-up inspired by In-N-Out Burger coming soon

IN-N-OUT Burger might be refusing to open a restaurant in Sydney but something that promises to be even better is coming to the city - but only for a limited time.

Down-N-Out will be channelling In-N-Out Burger and opening a pop-up store later this month in the CBD. Picture: Supplied

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IN-N-OUT Burger might be refusing to open a restaurant in Sydney but something that promises to be even better is coming to the city - but only for a limited time.

Hashtag Burgers, the brains behind Burgapalooza, the Sydney burger festival that sold out earlier this year, have been inspired by the legendary American chain and will open a pop-up restaurant at the Sir John Young Hotel in the CBD on June 7.

The crowds for the In-N-Out pop up store earlier this year were phenomenal. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Down-N-Out are hoping to cater to the Sydneysiders who have a desire for the American chain. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Sneakily named Down-N-Out, the pop-up will be open for a month and offer a simple menu similar to that of the original In-N-Out in California.

The famous ‘secret’ menu that you won’t find on the boards at In-N-Out but are even more popular than the featured menu - such as Animal Fries and lettuce-wrapped protein style burgers - will also make an appearance at Down-N-Out, but the team will leak what they are once the doors open.

There’s no question Sydney has a craving for an In-N-Out-style establishment in the city, with thousands of people lining up for hours when the chain opened a pop-up store in Surry Hills earlier this year.

A lot of these In-N-Out fans missed out, but Down-N-Out will be open for a month so everyone should get a chance to have a bite. Picture: Tim Hunter.

The team behind Sydney’s Burgerpalooza have been inspired the simplicity and freshness of the In-N-Out offering. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Lining the streets from as early as 6am in January, many fans were left gutted when the supply ran out before they reached the counter.

Down-N-Out’s month-long stay at the Sir John Young should mean that everyone will get a chance to get their mouth around one of the inspired burgers.

Whether they live up to the In-N-Out standard they’ve set themselves will soon be seen.

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Originally published as Sydney pop-up inspired by In-N-Out Burger coming soon