West Coast burger lovers, brace yourselves for a culinary migration that’s about to shake up the Southern fast food scene. In-N-Out Burger is expanding its delicious empire eastward, with three brand new Tennessee locations set to drop in Antioch, Lebanon, and Murfreesboro - all strategically positioned near Nashville.

A Burger Dynasty on the Move

Lynsi Snyder, the burger chain’s owner and president, is leading a corporate exodus from California, setting up shop in Tennessee and establishing an “eastern hub” in Franklin. This isn’t just a casual relocation - we’re talking about a full-blown burger invasion that could potentially introduce 35 new restaurants to the state.

West Coast Meets Southern Hospitality

Currently dominating the West Coast with 284 California restaurants, In-N-Out is proving it’s not content to stay put. After conquering California, Texas, and Arizona, the chain has already made its first Washington State appearance and is now setting its sights on Tennessee’s hungry masses.

Breaking Burger Boundaries

While some might see this as just another restaurant expansion, it’s really a cultural moment. In-N-Out isn’t just moving locations; they’re exporting a piece of California cuisine and attitude to a whole new region. Get ready, Tennessee - your burger game is about to level up.