In-N-Out Burger Pop-Up Restaurant In Sydney Sells Out Before The Doors Open

In-N-Out Burgers are one of those rare delights you get to experience when you land in the US - but what if we told you that you could have got your hands on one of the mouth-watering phenomenons in Sydney today?

Before you lose the cool, the burgers had actually sold out before the doors of the restaurant even opened because avid fans had spent hours queuing up in the blistering heat for the treats.

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According to numerous peeved off 'hangry' people on social media, the cult food chain handed out wristbands at about 11:30am this morning and those who didn't get one of the bright blue arm beacons were told to leave and go home.

The doors opened at 12pm on the dot but there was no point in making your way down to the Surry Hills pop-up store, as only those chosen few with wristbands were allowed to purchase a burger.

It's rumoured hundreds of people queued from the early hours of this morning but only 300 burgers were sold on the premises.

Previous In-N-Out pop ups in Darlinghurst and Parramatta also ended in the same way, with fans left devastated any hungry following hours of queuing.

And despite the glaringly obvious demand for In-N-Out Burger to open up an actual restaurant in Sydney, a spokesperson for the chain dashed our hopes of that happening any time soon.

”We have been approached by other areas regarding franchises but it’s just not something we would do," a spokesperson for the brand told 9News.

We are heartbroken.

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