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Jack in the Box has always been the place for those who live outside the box. Where you can try new things and order what you want when you want it, while always getting it fast, hot and fresh. If you love the classics, burgers make up the core of our menu with the signature Jumbo Jack®, Ultimate Cheeseburger, the Buttery Jack™ and the Sourdough Jack® on our trademark toasted sourdough. If you seek good value, we offer Jack’s Deals with our famous two tacos, chicken nuggets, Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger and more. We don’t dictate cravings. We serve our full menu, including breakfast, all day every day. Want a burger for breakfast or breakfast sandwich for dinner? You got it.
Burgers, chicken, tacos & breakfast items fill out the menu at this fast-food chain.
Hours
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1041 E Main St, Santa Maria, CA 93454
Phone: (805) 346-1190
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John Chapman
A Midnight Munchies Rescue Mission
Picture this: It’s the dead of night on a late drive from Santa Maria toward Santa Barbara. The clock has rolled past midnight, stomachs are growling louder than the engine, and every civilized restaurant has long since pulled down the shutters. Enter Jack in the Box at 1041 E Main St — one of the last 24-hour outposts standing between us and full-blown hanger meltdown. This place is basically the fast-food equivalent of a lighthouse for lost, hungry sailors.
We hit the drive-thru, and honestly, the service deserves its own standing ovation. Friendly, zero mistakes — even at an hour when most humans are functionally zombies. Five glowing stars for the crew; they’re running that window like Olympic torchbearers.
Ordered up a breakfast platter with french toast sticks (for me) and Supreme Croissants for the wife and kiddo, then parked in the spacious lot to feast like royalty in an SUV.
The french toast sticks? Absolute legends — crispy, sugary batons of joy that could probably broker world peace if dipped in enough syrup. My scrambled eggs, however… let’s just say they’d clearly been hanging out too close to the burger side of the grill and came away tasting like they’d auditioned for a role in a bacon commercial. “Grill-flavored eggs” — a bold culinary choice I didn’t know I’d ordered.
The Supreme Croissants fared better on the filling front, but my family unanimously declared the croissant itself less “ooh la la” and more “hearty dinner roll wearing a fancy name tag.” Flaky? Not today. Buttery layers? Missing in action. Still, nobody revolted, so partial victory.
One small side-eye to management: every single outdoor trash bin was overflowing like they were hosting a post-apocalyptic buffet. It gave the parking lot a certain “abandoned amusement park” vibe that didn’t quite match the late-night hunger heroism.
Look, this Jack in the Box is the dependable friend who shows up at 2 a.m. with snacks — not perfect, occasionally questionable in taste decisions, but clutch when you need it most. Local reviews back this up: everyone raves about the 24/7 reliability and drive-thru efficiency, and I’m right there with them. Overall, a very respectable (and slightly chaotic) 3 out of 5 stars — boosted significantly by that flawless service and those heroic french toast sticks.
If you’re a fellow night owl facing the midnight munchies, roll through. Just maybe bring your own trash bag.
… morePicture this: It’s the dead of night on a late drive from Santa Maria toward Santa Barbara. The clock has rolled past midnight, stomachs are growling louder than the engine, and every civilized restaurant has long since pulled down the shutters. Enter Jack in the Box at 1041 E Main St — one of the last 24-hour outposts standing between us and full-blown hanger meltdown. This place is basically the fast-food equivalent of a lighthouse for lost, hungry sailors.
We hit the drive-thru, and honestly, the service deserves its own standing ovation. Friendly, zero mistakes — even at an hour when most humans are functionally zombies. Five glowing stars for the crew; they’re running that window like Olympic torchbearers.
Ordered up a breakfast platter with french toast sticks (for me) and Supreme Croissants for the wife and kiddo, then parked in the spacious lot to feast like royalty in an SUV.
The french toast sticks? Absolute legends — crispy, sugary batons of joy that could probably broker world peace if dipped in enough syrup. My scrambled eggs, however… let’s just say they’d clearly been hanging out too close to the burger side of the grill and came away tasting like they’d auditioned for a role in a bacon commercial. “Grill-flavored eggs” — a bold culinary choice I didn’t know I’d ordered.
The Supreme Croissants fared better on the filling front, but my family unanimously declared the croissant itself less “ooh la la” and more “hearty dinner roll wearing a fancy name tag.” Flaky? Not today. Buttery layers? Missing in action. Still, nobody revolted, so partial victory.
One small side-eye to management: every single outdoor trash bin was overflowing like they were hosting a post-apocalyptic buffet. It gave the parking lot a certain “abandoned amusement park” vibe that didn’t quite match the late-night hunger heroism.
Look, this Jack in the Box is the dependable friend who shows up at 2 a.m. with snacks — not perfect, occasionally questionable in taste decisions, but clutch when you need it most. Local reviews back this up: everyone raves about the 24/7 reliability and drive-thru efficiency, and I’m right there with them. Overall, a very respectable (and slightly chaotic) 3 out of 5 stars — boosted significantly by that flawless service and those heroic french toast sticks.
If you’re a fellow night owl facing the midnight munchies, roll through. Just maybe bring your own trash bag.
Mary Martinez
We order for take out. We waited in line to order over 15 minutes and they were out of the tiny tacos. They gave me regular fries when I had asked for curly fries. They don’t carry raspberry ice tea. And still took another 15 minutes to give us our food.
… moreSamantha Dhers
I work night shift and every time I try to come to this location between 3-4am they always say their system is down and they can’t take my order or that they’ll only accept cash. Seems pretty shady to me. I understand if it’s a one time issue but it happens every single time we try to go here.
… moreAdrian Velasco
Ordered a teriyaki chicken bowl with UBER but it came not full, Half bowl only, called jack in the box, they told me to bring the bowl back to get a replacement lol, it was my work time unfortunately like to it back, not happy, bad customer service by the phone man an the phone, picture attached
… moreMain32
I only get 30 minutes for lunch and the workers were more focused to help the drive thru customers more than the ones inside the store. It took like almost 15 minutes to grab my to go order
… moreBarb Manuel
Last 2 times I ordered Jack’s smash bacon cheese burger combo, onion rings, order. Of jalapeno poppers, & of course CHURROS FOR THE WIN !!! They def. got that Cinnamon on ❤️❤️❤️
… moreBart Griffin
Absolutely horrible customer service. Don’t dine in. Unless you want to be ignored and made to wait. They never acknowledge you right away. They like to wait at least 3 minutes before they even realize you are there. They’ll do 5 drive thru orders before they take dine in orders. They suck. Rude and slow. I say rude because it’s rude to ignore.
… moreJozi Girl
After leaving San Francisco en route to Santa Barbara we were on the search for a good breakfast place. Being from South Africa and not knowing what to expect we decided to stop here.
I could not get anything that I could eat. There were absolutely no healthy options and nothing that was of a good vegetarian choice.
This is fast food indeed – no difference to a McDonald’s with bad options that is not good for anybody’s health.
I left hungry where as my kids had junk and so did my husband who felt like throwing up after having a burger
… moreI could not get anything that I could eat. There were absolutely no healthy options and nothing that was of a good vegetarian choice.
This is fast food indeed – no difference to a McDonald’s with bad options that is not good for anybody’s health.
I left hungry where as my kids had junk and so did my husband who felt like throwing up after having a burger
Cleona Bautista
The food was good and the service was great. Just the dining room was pretty dirty. Not bad but food and napkins under tables etc.
… moreSharai De Rosas
Came in today and these two females harassed a lady because they charged her for cheese on a burger and it didn’t have it so they gave her a slice of cheese to put on her burger, they were so rude and laughed at her. This lady was like 70, we even stepped in for her. HORRIBLE people, how dare they talk to a lady like this? And she was sooo nice.
One of them was Maria.
… moreOne of them was Maria.