It’s Official: The Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger Will Open on Friday

The day many of us thought would never arrive, has arrived. I wrote to In-N-Out Burger yesterday and just got an email back that they plan to open this Friday in Twin Falls.

So, whether you are excited at the new food option or upset about the inevitable traffic issues: this is happening.

This is Getting Real. In-N-Out Announced Opening Date for Twin Falls Restaurant

I’ve been by the restaurant a few times as the construction was happening, checking in like a nosey neighbor. The restaurant looks great and according to the press email, they are ready to open.

Just like the restaurant, the press release was no frills. Regarding the grand opening, they simply stated:

Beginning July 24, 2026, In-N-Out hamburgers, shakes, and fries will be available at our newest location in Twin Falls, Idaho.

That’s it. The rest of the press release talks about the history of the burger chain and the type of ingredients they use. There’s no mention of special deals or prizes for showing up early...which is good news: you don’t have to camp out for days in the parking lot.

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The restaurant will be open daily from 10:30AM to 1AM. On Friday and Saturday they will stay open until 1:30AM.

The In-N-Out team has been working with the Twin Falls Police to ensure the grand opening goes smoothly. They recently released the plan for traffic in a City Council meeting.

Traffic will stage in the dirt lot next to Old Navy where traffic teams will direct the flow of vehicles behind the strip mall.

Credit Twin Falls Planning and Zoning Public Meeting Notes

Signs will be placed along roads in the area to help direct drivers.

Credit Twin Falls Planning and Zoning Public Meeting Notes

There will also be lighted reader signs along Blue Lakes to help direct drivers.

Credit Twin Falls Planning and Zoning Public Meeting Notes

During the presentation for traffic control in June, beginning 26 minutes into the meeting, police said they believe we should expect heavy traffic at the location for 3 to 6 months before the excitement dies down.