In-N-Out, Shake Shack, and Whataburger all have cultlike followings in their respective domains. See how their burgers and meals compare.

First, the price: In-N-Out’s cheeseburger, $2.70 with tax, cost less than half that of Shake Shack’s, which came in at $5.72. (Apparently you pay for that fancy Shake Shack ambiance.) ...

Shake Shack deserves the crown, but In-N-Out is a still an awesome burger chain. It's all fatty fast food with a great reputation, which means it's all inherently tasty.

West Coasters know In-N-Out is better than Shake Shack on any given Sunday (every day). But FastCompany.com decided to let the East Coast vs. West Coast burger rivalry play out in an epic rap ...

In-N-Out certainly makes the best buns of the bunch. Five Guys starts off with what is probably a better bun, but they wrap it in foil and cram it into a bag, and by the time I walk 20 feet to my ...

With Q1 2017 data from BurgerFi, Five Guys, Habit Burger, In-N-Out, Shake Shack, Smashburger and Whataburger, a clearer picture of the burger wars takes shape. Market Share.

You can get more than just a grilled cheese off of the In-N-Out secret menu. Milkshakes are also totally fair game when it comes to customization.

Craving In-N-Out but don’t have one nearby? These standout burger joints might just beat it—serving juicy patties, secret ...

We launch our own sandwich war between regional titans In-N-Out from California, Shake Shack from New York and Texas-bred Whataburger. Who wins?