Jack In the Box

An average fast food locale puts forth nutritional selections if you're knowledgeable to mix n' match.
Fills the tummy at a relatively low cost.

Showed up here at 10 pm on a Saturday night. The neon 'OPEN' sign was on and the dining room hours said it was open until midnight, while the drive through was open 24 hours. Several patrons were still inside, either eating or ordering. Tried to open the door but it was locked. When an employee opened the door on her way to take trash out, I asked it they were still open, and she said yes. When we entered to order though, the woman behind the counter said the dining room was closed. When I asked why the sign said they were open until midnight, I received a barely audible, nonsensical response. We asked if we could at least wash our hands and then use the drive through, so we did. My wife said her bathroom had one broken toilet, one overflowing with women's monthly refuse, and the whole place was infested with flies. We left, driving five minutes back to Wendy's. I am not eating at this Jack In the Box again.

After a night of heavy drinking in San Francisco, I had to get an early start on my way up to Redding to visit an old friend. I didn't have much of a hangover but I knew I needed some kind of greasy, crappy food to keep my head on straight and my stomach content. I also needed it fast, so something like Denny's or iHop was out of the question.

Enter Jack in the Box in Dunnigan. By the time I reached them it was some time after 11:30am, and unlike McDonalds they serve breakfast all day long. Bingo.

I can't speak for the interior of this particular JitB, as I went through the drive-thru, but let me tell you. I ordered a Sausage Biscuit combo, and I got it fast, piping hot, and delicious. I was back on the road and munching down in no time at all. My only complaint was that I didn't order two.