IT IS A TRUTH lamented across California: In-N-Out, unlike many of its fast food peers, cannot be found on DoorDash, GrubHub, or other food delivery services.
In fact, in 2015, In-N-Out, which frequently touts the freshness of its burgers and fries, sued DoorDash after repeatedly asking them “to stop using our trademarks and to stop selling our food."
But nature abhors a vacuum and so, apparently, does Facebook Marketplace. If you don’t care whether your burger is hot off the grill or don’t want to deal with the franchise’s notoriously long lines, you can get In-N-Out delivered to your doorstep for a fee, as long as you have a Facebook account.
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