Antioch slated for county’s first In-N-Out Burger

Antioch's Century Farms is slated for what seemingly will be Davidson County’s first In-N-Out Burger restaurant.

The burger-and-fries-focused fast-casual restaurant will be located on a 2.25-acre property with an address of 4136 William Turner Parkway near the Nashville SC training facility, according to a document filed with the Metro Planning Department.

The effort to get the eatery operational comes as the California-based chain in June paid $36.1 million to purchase the Williamson County property on which it will establish its eastern U.S. headquarters (read here). The Post previously reported the $125.5 million expansion will yield 277 jobs.

The document notes the future restaurant will offer 3,860 square feet with an outdoor patio, surface parking and drive-thru. Greenwood Village, Colo.-based Galloway is the architect and engineer.

The future restaurant will sit on property owned by Century Farms master developer Century Farms LLC, which includes local real estate developers Bill Oldacre and Mark McDonald.

The first In-N-Out Burgers for Middle Tennessee is slated for Goose Creek Bypass in Williamson County.

As the Post reported in June, In-N-Out plans to open multiple restaurants in the general Nashville area. The restaurant company operates approximately 385 locations throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Texas, Oregon and Colorado.

Once opened, the Nashville-area restaurants are expected to be In-N-Out’s first establishments located east of Texas.

Construction will begin on the Franklin headquarters building in late 2024, Williamson Source reports. The Goose Creek Bypass restaurant will open in early 2025, with the headquarters to open in 2026.

In-N-Out Burger officials have not responded to a request for comment regarding a construction start date.

This story was first published by our sister publication Nashville Post.