Jack In The Box closes several San Antonio area restaurants

Jack In The Box closes several San Antonio area restaurants

It may be harder to find “Jumbo Jacks” around the Alamo City – at least temporarily.   Jack In The Box has closed several San Antonio-area restaurants: One on Evers and 410; one on Fredericksburg and 410; one on Southwest Military and I-35; one at I-35 and O’Connor; and the lone New Braunfels franchise off…

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Jack In The Box closes several San Antonio area restaurants

It may be harder to find “Jumbo Jacks” around the Alamo City – at least temporarily.

 

Jack In The Box has closed several San Antonio-area restaurants: One on Evers and 410; one on Fredericksburg and 410; one on Southwest Military and I-35; one at I-35 and O’Connor; and the lone New Braunfels franchise off Seguin Avenue near I-35. 

 

Jack In The Box says they expect the closures will be temporary once franchisees address the issues with their restaurants.

 

Read the full statement from Jack In The Box below:

 

We take seriously our responsibility to provide guests of the Jack in the Box brand exceptional food and a safe, clean and comfortable dining or drive-thru experience. Several restaurants in the San Antonio market have been closed temporarily due to their failure to live up to these expectations. We are working with our San Antonio franchisee to address the issues in the San Antonio market, and we look forward to being able to provide Jack in the Box guests in that market the exceptional restaurant experience they deserve every time they visit.

 

Article Written by Jackson Floyd of KENS5 https://www.kens5.com/article/entertainment/dining/jack-in-the-box-closes-several-san-antonio-area-restaurants/273-56e22f16-03f8-4c47-a538-86473ae6d2d9

 

Photo Courtesy of KENS5

 

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