Photo courtesy In-N-Out BurgerRound Rock is set to become the site of the first In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Central Texas.
The California-based burger chain could open its first Central Texas location in Round Rock as early as next year, said Joseph Vining of Vining and Associates, a planning and development consultant firm hired by the restaurant.
Vining said the restaurant contacted his firm three months ago to help facilitate zoning changes needed at the location In-N-Out is considering purchasing, 4251 N. I-35, next to BJ's Restaurant. Current planning and zoning ordinances prohibit drive-thru restaurants at that site.
"We are asking for an amendment to the zoning district, to allow this one lot the ability to have a drive-thru," Vining said.
