Food poisoning. I have been in bed for the past two days. 4 hours after eating a, sketchy at best, burger. Well, to be honest, 1/3 the burger. I should correct the IN bed part; I have been in the bathroom. No need to elaborate. Stay away stay away.
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A B.
Hangover cure
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Bill S.
Arrived at 5:55am, lights were off and doors locked even though hours stated 5:30 am opening. After being finally let in, noticed dirty tables everywhere which in unacceptable at opening. Cook was behind the counter loudly complaining that he wasn't supposed to be in. The coffee was horrid, "grilled"sandwich was barely yellowed let alone grilled. What a horrible representation of the Jack in the Box I was used to. As I sat and ate, all I heard from behind the counter was dirty b××ches this, dirty m×fckrs that. Really?!?
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Katie G.
This place fucks up every time there. They need to get their shit together the are a disgrace to the food service industry. And too bad because I love jack usually. I live close and its a shame I refuse to go back fuck them.
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David O.
When I was a kid growing up in Detroit in the 70s, we had Jack in the Box, and then we didn't. Rumors ranged from Cats in the mix, to the "Boob"onic plague (A disease invented by children if there ever was one). I'm not sure what exactly happened, but many years later I moved to Nashville and Jack in the Box started to trickle back into my consciousness. Frankly I can't find anything wrong with it, but nor is it exceptional with anything either. Many of my friends come from out of town and marvel over the presence of the Beloved "Jack in the Box". I don't know about all that, but to this day I don't know of anyone who got the "Boob"onic plague from eating there.
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Ruiqiu K.
This place is located at the corner of a very busy intersection of Charlotte and White Bridge. I walked over after another round of thrift shopping. More importantly to me, it's accessible to 2 bus lines. I also figured out that had I walked just a few more blocks from the yarn store during my past visits, I would have walked the entire White Bridge Road. Anyway, back to the food: Not memorable. It's a Jack-In-The-Box. I grew up on McDonald's, with the occasional Burger King. Outside of those 2 chains, other fast food places really just merge together. I do remember chucking half of my burger on the bus and eating all of the fries.
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D A.
First time to a Jack In Box restaurant, on 8/11/2012 since I was a little kid in the 70's. The service was excellent and the food was terrific. Anytime we are back in the area ( from Michigan ) we will be stopping by.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Dessert Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
Piper P.
Food poisoning. I have been in bed for the past two days. 4 hours after eating a, sketchy at best, burger. Well, to be honest, 1/3 the burger. I should correct the IN bed part; I have been in the bathroom. No need to elaborate. Stay away stay away.
(1)A B.
Hangover cure
(4)Bill S.
Arrived at 5:55am, lights were off and doors locked even though hours stated 5:30 am opening. After being finally let in, noticed dirty tables everywhere which in unacceptable at opening. Cook was behind the counter loudly complaining that he wasn't supposed to be in. The coffee was horrid, "grilled"sandwich was barely yellowed let alone grilled. What a horrible representation of the Jack in the Box I was used to. As I sat and ate, all I heard from behind the counter was dirty b××ches this, dirty m×fckrs that. Really?!?
(2)Katie G.
This place fucks up every time there. They need to get their shit together the are a disgrace to the food service industry. And too bad because I love jack usually. I live close and its a shame I refuse to go back fuck them.
(1)David O.
When I was a kid growing up in Detroit in the 70s, we had Jack in the Box, and then we didn't. Rumors ranged from Cats in the mix, to the "Boob"onic plague (A disease invented by children if there ever was one). I'm not sure what exactly happened, but many years later I moved to Nashville and Jack in the Box started to trickle back into my consciousness. Frankly I can't find anything wrong with it, but nor is it exceptional with anything either. Many of my friends come from out of town and marvel over the presence of the Beloved "Jack in the Box". I don't know about all that, but to this day I don't know of anyone who got the "Boob"onic plague from eating there.
(3)Ruiqiu K.
This place is located at the corner of a very busy intersection of Charlotte and White Bridge. I walked over after another round of thrift shopping. More importantly to me, it's accessible to 2 bus lines. I also figured out that had I walked just a few more blocks from the yarn store during my past visits, I would have walked the entire White Bridge Road. Anyway, back to the food: Not memorable. It's a Jack-In-The-Box. I grew up on McDonald's, with the occasional Burger King. Outside of those 2 chains, other fast food places really just merge together. I do remember chucking half of my burger on the bus and eating all of the fries.
(3)D A.
First time to a Jack In Box restaurant, on 8/11/2012 since I was a little kid in the 70's. The service was excellent and the food was terrific. Anytime we are back in the area ( from Michigan ) we will be stopping by.
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