In-N-Out owner mentions Oklahoma as possible candidate for expansion

October 30, 2026

2:14 PM CDT

DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA - JULY 21: A worker takes orders in the drive-thru lane at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant on July 21, 2025 in Daly City, California. In-N-Out Burger heiress and CEO Lynsi Snyder announced that she will be relocating her family from California to Tennessee, citing the challenges of raising a family and running a business in the state. In-N-Out has more than 280 restaurants in eight states. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

TULSA, Okla. — Could it be? Maybe? Someday?

In-N-Out burger fans have been clamoring, for years now, for the company to expand to Oklahoma.

And Lynsi Snyder, the president and owner of the company in an interview with Terry Crews on the company’s website last week to celebrate the company’s 78th anniversary, mentioned Oklahoma by name as a possible candidate for expansion.

“There’s some other states, like I said, that could be on the way, y’know, if you look at the map, you’ve got Texas, there’s Arkansas, y’know, Mississippi, Oklahoma,” Snyder said. “There’s some states there that are possibilities, you could say.”

She says the two big factors when she decides where to expand are what her grandparents, the company founders, would think and prayer.

There was nothing definite, such as plans or dates, but just the mere mention of the word ‘Oklahoma’ from the owner is causing some excitement for fervent In-N-Out fans in the state.