[tlrobinson]

Unfortunately there's a reason certain types of foods aren't usually delivered: they're much better fresh. If the delivery isn't extremely fast this isn't going to be very good.

That said, I'm definitely going to try this next time I crave I-N-Out.

[benwerd]

In-N-Out is in Fisherman's Wharf or Daly City. Either way, delivery to (eg) SOMA or the Mission is going to lead to soggy, nasty food.

Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.

But kudos to TaskRabbit for some neat PR!

[hnriot]

If you're in SOMA, try the 21st Ammendment, or The Brick House for burgers that put in-n-out to shame.

[mpd]

Working in, and having lived in SOMA, I'll take Burger Joint over either of those. I'd almost take McDonalds over Brick House.

Little Skillet now has a burger as well that's not bad.

[gergles]

Also one in Millbrae, which might be faster - just a zip up the 101.

[flatline3]

> Also, the first time I went to Shake Shack, it totally put In-N-Out in perspective. And there must be so many incredible burgers in San Francisco.

Shake Shack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake_Shack) is just the beginning.

This place is my current favorite: http://eatdogmatic.com/

In-N-Out is tasty, but it's cheap and low-quality, and doesn't stand up when compared to its better fast-food peers.

[dshep]

In-N-Out is usually soggy and nasty so seems like a good thing to delivery. If you want something better in SF, Super Duper is pretty good.