Jack in the Box

Anti Kirby

The food is, generally speaking, pretty good I'd say. On that level, I have no complaints. My issue usually stems from when I try to place an order online if I've just gotten off of work and don't want to go back out. It seems to be a toss up as to weather or not the location is actually open or not, despite them being listed as open. I'll then get a notification that the location in question is closed and I'll have to wait about a week to get charged back what I paid. So not only do I end up with a pending charge on my account, a drivers time is wasted. I don't have any issues with the food, I just wish this was better handled for people watching their budget.

Weston Marlow

Was informed that they were not taking orders after I viewed the menu and talked to an associate for a second. When I stepped up to the cashier that's when I was told. No signage on the door, no notice. Just not taking orders. What... The bathroom was a disaster. Smelled of dirty diapers, there were dirty gloves on the floor, and the paper towel dispenser was busted open. Only a couple of employees were masked - at a half hearted attempt at that. Whoever owns this franchise or manages it needs to get their business in order.

Garrison Kruse

1st time in a long time for jack in the box, ordered these so-called amazing CLUCK sandwiches...well it was horrible....fries were cold, drinks had zero ice and the sandwiches well...see my photos...spending almost $20 on 2 combos and the sandwiches are so small and uneatable. So disappointing. Won't be back. Save yourself the trip and just go to Popeyes.

Joshua Ware

I pulled up to my second Jack in the Box in Indianapolis (because the Greenwood one was closed "due to staffing" ) about 8:30pm and sat behind 2 other customers in the drive thru for 25 minutes. When I finally made it to the order box, I was told it was going to be 30 more minutes because "the systems are down" so I declined because I wanted to continue on my 3 hour drive. But I couldn't get out of the one lane drive for another 15 minutes and they took the order of the car sitting behind me, so when I got to the first window I placed an order anyway since I'd waited that long. After placing my order, the employee told me to pull around to the lot and they'd bring the food out to me.  I continued to wait until 9:30 and still had not received my meal over 30 minutes passed the time I'd ordered it. I then called the phone number on the receipt to get an update or cancel my order since the dining room doors were locked. It rang until the answering machine picked up. Finally after being unable to reach them on the phone, and watching two customers get their food after they parked 20 minutes after I did, I left without my food. I'm not sure what all the employees were doing in there, I saw several in the store, despite acting understaffed, with signs mentioning "no late night, closing at 10" handwritten signs on the menu board. I'd imagine a combination of unmotivated and lazy workers and poor wages are a large contributing factor to the quality employee shortage. I notice the multiple hiring notices on both locations and on my receipt boast flexible scheduling and no experience needed, but say nothing about fair or competitive wages. If you're not willing to pay good and fair wages, you won't find good workers willing and motivated to apply and come to work.