Jack in The Box

This place consistently will tell you that they don’t have items at night because I don’t want to do their job rude inconsistent service.

I wouldn’t say it’s the healthiest place to eat but whenever you are just hungry late night and want something quick, this is the place to go to. A lot of food for amazing prices and they serve breakfast all day everyday. Their milkshakes is also bomb.

You don’t come here for healthy, you come here for tasty and bang for your buck. Jack provides both in spades. 2 for $ 4 on Breakfast Burritos right now which turns out is way more than I need to eat so it’s possible to get decadent food here on next to nothing. I’m tempted to give 5 stars just for the value but there are a few other fast food gems (it’s only fair to compare Jack to similar restaurants folks!) that have better service although I have never had a problem here, there are a few that blow me away with their service.
All the comments about the parking lot and two crazy drive through lanes is true which prevents the 5^th star as well.

I don’t know if these people are unaware or not… BUT SAUSAGE is NOT BACON! This makes the third time that I’ve come to this location, ordered the Sausage Egg & Cheese biscuit, and got Bacon Egg & Cheese! I am so sick of this. If you don’t have sausage, then tell me! Stop putting bacon where i didn’t order it! I’m done with this place, 3 strikes man smh.

Mmmm as bad as fast food is for us– we love fast food! We stayed in and had a Star Wars marathon and we were getting hungry. We just wanted to get something close by our hotel and something fast. So why not Jack in the Box. Plus I’ve never tried it before so what better way to have it! We got it to-​goed.
I got the Jack’s Spicy chicken sandwich combo– curly fries and a drink. And my boy friend got tacos, fries, and a drink. THEY HAVE CURLY FRIES! Oh my. .I love curly fries. It’s like Arby’s. And the fries were really good. I actually enjoyed my sandwich– it was good and has a kick from the spice.
Pretty good, cheap, and filling meal. Pretty good first experience.

Maybe the drive thru person at jack In the box isn’t the most glamorous job on earth. But I am a customer. I deserve even a fake hello and thank you. I spend my hard earned money at this fast food joint once in a while. There are literally dozens of choices I can make. But I chose this one. I wasn’t even greeted by this very rude young man. No hello. No goodbye. No thank you. No anything!!! Just a head nod. Practically threw the receipt at me. I will NOT be going back to this J I B. I know it’s a tough job. You have choices though. Do something else. I will be advising all my fellow Unilocalers and friends NOT to come here. Yes!!! All just because of that person. Here’s the funny thing though. I don’t blame the young man. I blame jack in the box training. I blame jack in the box management. I blame Jack from the commercials. I blame Jack in the box hiring practices. I blame the world and the universe for being created so that Jack in the box could exist so I happen to make the mistake of driving thru last night. Most of all I blame myself for making the grievous mistake of trusting people. Trusting that when I happen to choose to go this particular J I B, that I will be treated like I would treat others. With respect!!! Is common courtesy a lost art in this world? Have we become so cynical that it’s beyond us to simply greet one another when approached? Are we so jaded, that it is now the norm to be stoned faced and act as if you own the world entirely and that everyone else is just living in it? What happened to J I B? Are you becoming like Burger King? Remember them? So sad. Peace. I’m outta here…

I’m not sure if there is a whole lot of detailed Unilocaling for JITB but this is a pretty good one as they go. I try to stay away from burgers like this anymore but the new Buttery Jack is actually pretty decent for a $ 2.50 burger on the coupon special. I did a 2 for $ 5 Butter Jack challenge and vote for the bacon swiss. the onion one is good but… bacon, come on.
I’ve also admitted they have the best shake (cookies and cream) for the money anywhere. As for the fries or 2 for $ 1 tacos; you be the judge. The drive thru gets pretty packed at this location so I go in. Dining room is small but clean. The clerks are hit or miss, but it’s probably training and turnover versus complete incompetence. A manager recently took an expired (by 2 days) coupon without question so that was bonus. The flyer comes in the mail with good deals so next try is the jalepeno breakfast burrito BOGO or 2 for $ 4 ultimate breakfast sammy.

food is consistent. the male employees tho. theyre real professional. you try to ask them a question and they’re like «what happened?» in a cholo voice

The owners might want to consider changing the name to Jack in The Jewel Box, because this place is a gem. Despite it being a Friday night, three friends and I are promptly seated at a four-​top in a quiet corner of the restaurant. We don’t even have a reservation! Soaking in the surroundings, I notice a sign informing us that tables can be occupied for a maximum of 30 minutes. Apparently, this place is so good that many patrons want to stay here all night! Needless to say, we’re up against the clock and have to chow down. Stat.
Jack’s menu can be a bit daunting with so much to choose from. It’s without equal, but unrefined diners might describe it as Mexican American fusion. A friend and fellow customer, Kristen, requests three tacos but our server informs us that tacos are the special du jour and four can be had for the modest price of $.99. Surely, I think, this man has misplaced a decimal point! While I, personally, don’t appreciate restaurant staff making efforts to steer my order, Kristen sees this as an offer too good to pass up.
Tacos sound good to me too, but I want to put these guys to the test so I order something that doesn’t appear on the menu – a grilled cheese sandwich. Our server doesn’t even bat an eye. He knows his chef is up for the challenge.
I would like to pair my food with a robust red, but unfortunately Jack hasn’t yet obtained a liquor license. Settling for a soft drink, I’m given a cup and directed toward a soda-​dispensing machine. A touch-​screen interface displays my many, many options. Dr. Pepper will serve as a nice complement to my meal. I make my selection, and then my jaw drops. Turns out this isn’t a soda machine. This is a robotic mixologist! Would I like traditional Dr. Pepper? Cherry Dr. Pepper? Vanilla Dr. Pepper? Cherry-​vanilla Dr. Pepper? As Plato once said, «Treat yo self.» Cherry-​vanilla Dr. Pepper it is.
Before I can finish dissecting the complex layers of my cherry-​vanilla Dr. Pepper, our server arrives with our entrees, as well as a serving of curly fries smothered with melted gourmet cheese and fresh jalapenos for the table. It’s time to see what these guys are made of.
Oh, dear god. My compliments to the chef! Between golden-​brown, butter-​glazed, perfectly round buns oozes a generous serving of American cheese the color of the most beautiful setting sun. A perfectly crispy and lightly salted outer layer gives way to a delicately soft, savory center – this goes for the grilled cheese as well as the french fries I ordered as a side. Yes, oh yes, it’s good to be king.
As for the tacos… ay caramba! They must have a farm onsite, because that beautiful green lettuce fraying from the crispy hard shell is too fresh to have been harvested more than thirty minutes ago. Not wanting this experience to end, Kristen eats three of her four tacos and decides to save one as a treat for later – what restraint! Or so we think… Fifteen minutes after leaving Jack in the Jewel Box, patrons at a nearby billiards bar turn green with envy as Kristen pulls the fourth-​and-​final taco from her purse and prepares to chow down. Head tilted at 10:30, taco tilted at 1:30, the initial crunch is so deafeningly beautiful that a Bud Light bottle shatters at the other end of the bar as the burly man holding it passes out and hits the deck. A young lady in the adjacent corner weeps, overcome by the glory of the taco. In retrospect, it was reckless for Kristen to eat the taco in public. With great tacos comes great responsibility.
But back to the dining experience… To say we were satisfied would be the understatement of the century. As we approach the 30-​minute dining limit and brace ourselves for departure, I decide to pay a visit to the restroom. I’m sure glad I did. The sink and toilet are both adorned with beautiful carvings by local artists, including «NTE,» «SAPO,» and «FUKBOI». Above the sink, drilled holes in the tile suggest that a mirror once occupied the space. One assumes that the absent mirror was also covered with the carved signatures of local artists, so bathroom visitors must ask themselves, «Why was it removed?» The restroom curator wasn’t onsite, but my guess is that he or she wanted diners enjoy a wholly immersive experience; that customers shouldn’t see a reflection of themselves, of their bodies, because Jack in the Jewel Box is intended to be an out-​of-​body experience. Mission accomplished.
In short, ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend. This place is great for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and other special occasions, but I wouldn’t recommend coming here too often. Jack sets the bar too high, and you’ll become disappointed with any and all other eating establishments if you grow accustomed to Jack’s quality of service, setting, and cuisine.

«Light it up and take a puff, pass it to me now.»
Let’s chat about Jack’s Munchie Meal™ a sec…
You’re telling me that I get my pick from 4 different sandwiches AND 2 crispy tacos, regular AND curly fries AND a drink? All for $ 6?
I want you inside me.

I especially enjoy their amiable employees. They know how to handle rush hours very well!

I like getting spicy chicken sandwiches here, but the drive thru is a bit sketchy. There is bullet proof glass and cameras everywhere. I didn’t realize how dangerous this area must be until I went here. The food is as expected.

Convenient location right off Washington. Drive thru line is never long. I’m usually in and out in 5 minutes. Usually get their tacos or their spicy chicken sandwich. Also their buttermilk sauce is amazing with their curly fries! Great for late night munchies as they are open 24 hours.

A Jack In The Box is a Jack In The Box. I got great customer service and the food was great. It’s reliable because it’s open 24 hours a day. I’ve gotten good customer service regardless of when I visited.

Worst customer service ever. The person taking my order actually Jad the fucking balls to tell me my outfit sucked. SERIOUSLY JUST MAKE MY GODAMN FOOD. Asshole!

I haven’t had a Sourdough Jack in five years, but it’s $ 4.79 now (after tax). I remember the days when it was three bucks — that was worth the price. I’ve been around the block since those days, tried gastropub burgers, tried curry burgers, tried Bison burgers… there’s simply more to life than jack in the crack… #meh

We were hungry. In-n-out’s line was too long. It was about 10pm. We discovered this amazing special!!! For 6 dollars from 9pm to 5am, you get a munchie box. It comes with two tacos (the tacos aren’t that great to me), halfsies (half curly and half regular fries), a drink, and a choice of «entrée.» The entrees are insane, a brunch burger, a hella peno burger, loaded chicken nuggets, etc. I had the Hella Pena burger. It was covered with cheese, jalapeño slices, and stuffed jalapeño poppers. This was so good and insane! I think it’s for drunk and high people. It was too much food. They also had a grilled cheese burger. It’s a grilled cheese on top of a burger!

The woman working the drive through window was SUPER nice. I was shocked at how pleasant she was. She thanked me for my business, which I haven’t heard… I think, EVER, in my history of being a customer anywhere. I really appreciated her saying that. She was very kind.
I awkwardly replied. «Wow! You’re so welcome!»
Food was piping hot, and their iced coffee was yum.
My only complaint about this location is that their parking lot is super strange, and tiny. It’s on the corner of two major intersections, and it’s awkward to turn into. There isn’t much room in the lot (especially if you have a big car), so proceed carefully!

Jack-​in-​the-​Box is super convenient on nights after a long day when feeling too lazy to cook. They have burgers, tacos, salads, chicken sandwiches, and even dessert! They have other specialty items like jalapeño poppers, chili cheese fries made out of their seasoned curly fries… YUM! Their bacon cheddar potato wedges are super tasty! I love their salads. It’s always fresh and crisp. I usually get a cheesecake for dessert but they have cookies and milkshakes to satisfy your sweet tooth.
The service here is quick, like a fast food restaurant should operate… although, they sometimes make mistakes like forgetting to place an order or add an item that has been ordered into the bag. Lately it has improved. I love how they have you confirm if the order is correct and once again at the drive thru window.
The inside is fairly clean. I love the idea where you can use a kiosk to place your order instead of ordering in person. It gives the customer a bit more control over their order and ensures accuracy. The staff is 99% of the time friendly… BUT be on the look out for that grouchy one percent. You’ll know it when you hear a raspy, angry voice. Fast, affordable, and tasty meals… can’t go wrong with it!

Jack in the Box is good for late night eatin’ when you just don’t feel like cooking. I love their spicy chicken with cheese… sooooo good. Add some curly fries or cheesy potato wedges… to die for.
There are a lot of good menu items. They have decent breakfast, and a lot of good burgers. My second fave would be the sourdough jack. The staff are friendly and efficient. The drive-​thru line is usually long, but it moves quickly.