Aussies line up for hours in a heatwave for a burger

We know In-N-out Burger is good but is it line-up-for-hours-in-36-degree-heat good?

People lining up at Lil Darlin' in Darlinghurst, Surry Hills. Photo: Instagram
People lining up at Lil Darlin' in Darlinghurst, Surry Hills. Photo: Instagram

Peeps in Sydney seem to think so and Be was down there to capture all the action with a Facebook Live.

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The legendary US burger brand was open for just six hours in Darlinghurst, Sydney on Wednesday and people were happy to line up in the sun while temps climbed over 33 degrees.

The pop-up store was open for six hours. Photo: Twitter
The pop-up store was open for six hours. Photo: Twitter

Waiters were on hand to pass out sunscreen and bottled water - dressed in their cute In-N-Out outfits and all!

Food items were between $3 and $5 but they sold out around the 2.45pm mark.

Lil Darlin' owner Francesco told us he agreed to do the secret pop up not knowing what brand he was going to be dealing with.

Waiters handed out free water and sunscreen for punters waiting in line. Photo: Twitter
Waiters handed out free water and sunscreen for punters waiting in line. Photo: Twitter

"I only found out who were working with on Friday," Francesco exclusively told Be.

"It wasn't my idea but I'm very happy I followed through on it. In-N-Out Burger are amazing to work with."

Burgers sold out at about 2.45pm. Photo: Yahoo7 Be
Burgers sold out at about 2.45pm. Photo: Yahoo7 Be

Last year punters lined up around the block at Dead Ringer when the fast-food chained last surfaced.

Hurry up and open a permanent store here, guys!

We hear there were no 'Animal Style' fries. Photo: Twitter
We hear there were no 'Animal Style' fries. Photo: Twitter