Jack In The Box's New Prototype Store May Be A Sign Of Things To Come In Fast Food
- Jack In The Box (NASDAQ: JACK) has introduced its new off-premise-only restaurant prototype with the opening of a new location in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
- The prototype is designed to meet the increasing demand for drive-thru service and digital ordering.
- At 1,350 square feet, the restaurant features a double y-lane drive-thru, a walk-up window for ordering, dual assembly kitchens and a dedicated pick-up window for mobile and third-party delivery orders.
- The prototype's goal is to reduce buildout costs by around 20% while also increasing real estate flexibility.
- "With the benefits of increased drive-thru efficiency and streamlined operations, this new model makes the Jack in the Box franchise opportunity more appealing for customers and franchisees alike," said Tim Linderman, chief franchise and corporate development officer.
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- Price Action: JACK shares are trading higher by 3.58% at $82.71 on the last check Tuesday.
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