In-N-Out is signaling where it could grow next, and the list includes three states the burger chain has never entered before. In an interview posted on the company’s website, owner and president Lynsi Snyder said Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma are possibilities, while a New Mexico opening in Albuquerque remains on track by 2027.
Which states In-N-Out is watching now
The clearest new detail came from Snyder’s conversation with Terry Crews, which appears on In-N-Out’s website. In that interview, Snyder said the company’s move into Tennessee became possible because it could support those restaurants from a warehouse in Texas. She then named Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as states that could also work from that same supply setup.
That matters because In-N-Out has long tied its growth to distribution and product handling, not just customer demand. Snyder said there are “some states there that are possibilities,” but she also made clear that broader national expansion is not currently planned. According to the interview, the company tracks requests from customers by state, yet Snyder said many places that want In-N-Out are “not really in the works and not planned.”
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