and they do grill onions and they have a cargo-burger and grilled cheese.
Those who say INO hasen’t changed the men since the double-double missed the shakes.
The non-menu items ar great in their word of mouth with the customers
I’ve been eating at INO since 1963 in Pomona on Town SAve. They closed that one after 2 armed robberies in a month and opened on Indian Hill.
I have never been a fan of their fries, too soggy.
I liked the old two lane with the buildings in between. You could see the employees fresh cutting fires, tomatoes, etc. No frozen ingredients.
The founders would not expand beyond an easy ride so they could visit all of the stores. After the husband died, the wife ran it for awhile. She turned it over to a CEO and they started expanding outside of the LA area.
PS I like the politeness of service at Chik-Fil-A, but INO has the sharpest group I’ve seen.