In-N-Out Burger could soon bring Double-Double meals and Animal-Style fries to Colorado Boulevard in Denver.
The California-based burger chain is proposing a new 3,886-square-foot restaurant with a drive-thru at 1470 S. Colorado Blvd., according to a concept plan filed with the city Friday.
The proposed restaurant would have 74 indoor seats and 58 outdoor seats on a 1.54-acre site. Two existing buildings on the property would be demolished to make way for the project.
One of the buildings formerly housed an Arby’s. The other previously was home to a Black-Eyed Pea, according to city records.
“Our real estate team continues to evaluate opportunities for future restaurant locations throughout the greater Denver area, but we don’t have any new projects that are far enough along to offer comment at this time,” said Matt Loevenguth, director of real estate at In-N-Out Burger, in an email statement to The Post on Wednesday.
Known for its made-to-order burgers, hand-cut fries and “secret menu,” In-N-Out Burger has built a devoted following since it was founded in 1948 by .
The chain made its Colorado debut in late 2020 and has since expanded to 15 locations statewide. Its newest restaurant is in Timnath, about 55 miles north of Denver. In-N-Out is also planning another location near Denver International Airport. That location is proposed to be a 3,890-square-foot restaurant near E. 56th Ave. and Telluride Street.
Nationwide, the fast-food chain has over 400 locations throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Colorado, Idaho, Washington and Tennessee.
In-N-Out is still owned and operated by the Snyder family. None of the restaurants are franchised, according to the chain’s website.
Representatives from In-N-Out Burger did not respond to a request for comment at the time of publication.
