The Las Vegas Strip location of this beloved California chain is the perfect late-night fuel stop, with Animal Style burgers and fresh-cut fries drawing long lines around the clock. In-N-Out uses fresh, never frozen beef and makes everything to order — resulting in burgers that consistently outperform fast food expectations. Multiple Las Vegas locations with the Strip one the most iconic.
In-N-Out Burger is the defining fast food institution of the American West, and its Las Vegas locations — particularly the one near the south end of the Strip on Dean Martin Drive — have become a de facto pilgrimage destination for visitors who have never had access to the California chain elsewhere. Founded in 1948 and still family-owned, In-N-Out operates on a model of radical simplicity: a short, fixed menu of fresh, never-frozen beef hamburgers, hand-cut fries from whole potatoes, and thick milkshakes, made entirely to order. The result is a burger that consistently embarrasses the frozen-patty competition. The advertised menu contains only a handful of items, but the real draw is the Secret Menu — a set of off-menu customizations documented and passed between fans for decades. Animal Style, the most famous of these, adds a mustard-grilled patty, extra pickles, grilled onions, and Thousand Island dressing to any burger or fries. Protein Style substitutes a lettuce wrap for the bun. The 4x4 is four patties and four slices of cheese. Flying Dutchman is two patties and two slices of cheese, no bun, no vegetables. In-N-Out is not a quiet experience — the Las Vegas Strip-area locations see long lines at peak hours — but the operation is efficient and the wait is never extreme. The Las Vegas Strip location on Dean Martin is close enough to walk from most south Strip hotels and is open until 1:30 AM Sunday through Thursday, and 2:30 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Signature dishes
- Double-Double Animal Style — $6
- Animal Style Fries — $3.50
Good to know
- Known for
- Iconic California burger chain; order Animal Style from the secret menu
- Hours
- 10:30AM-1:30AM daily (Fri-Sat until 2:30AM)
Location
4888 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89103
36.1022, -115.1833 View on map
Highlights
- Fresh, never-frozen beef burgers made to order — the gold standard of American fast food
- Animal Style from the Secret Menu: mustard-grilled patty, grilled onions, Thousand Island, and extra pickles
- Hand-cut fries made from whole potatoes to order — noticeably superior to frozen fast food alternatives
- Open until 1:30 AM weeknights and 2:30 AM on weekends — the most reliable late-night option near the Strip
- A genuine cultural institution of the American West that visitors to Nevada should experience at least once
Tips for visiting
- Always order Animal Style — burger and fries both benefit from the upgrade and it costs nothing extra to request
- The line moves faster than it looks; the kitchen is highly efficient and waits of more than 10 minutes are unusual
- A Double-Double (two patties, two slices of cheese) is the most satisfying standard order for most appetites
- Protein Style replaces the bun with a lettuce wrap — a good option for those avoiding bread
- The Dean Martin Drive location is close enough to walk from most south Strip hotels — no rideshare necessary
Accessibility
In-N-Out Burger locations in Las Vegas occupy single-level buildings with accessible parking, ramp entry, and wide interior aisles that accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices. Restrooms meet ADA accessibility standards. Drive-through service is available as an alternative to indoor dining.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Secret Menu at In-N-Out Burger?
The Secret Menu is a set of off-menu customizations passed between fans for decades and now well documented. The most famous are Animal Style (mustard-grilled patty, grilled onions, Thousand Island dressing, extra pickles), Protein Style (lettuce wrap instead of bun), and Animal Style Fries (fries with cheese, Thousand Island, and grilled onions).
Is In-N-Out Burger worth visiting specifically in Las Vegas?
For visitors from outside the Western United States who have never had access to the chain, yes. In-N-Out represents a distinctive fast food tradition that is meaningfully different from national chains, and the Las Vegas location is a practical and affordable meal option near the Strip.
Are there multiple In-N-Out locations in Las Vegas?
Yes. Multiple locations operate across the greater Las Vegas area including Henderson and North Las Vegas. The Dean Martin Drive location is the most convenient for Strip visitors.
Does In-N-Out have a vegetarian burger option?
In-N-Out does not offer a vegetarian patty. Grilled cheese (bun with cheese and all standard vegetables, no beef) is available as the closest vegetarian option.
How late is In-N-Out open?
The Dean Martin Drive location is open until 1:30 AM Sunday through Thursday and until 2:30 AM on Friday and Saturday. Hours can vary slightly by location.