Jack's in Kingfield champions fresh textures

Jack's continues to struggle to find their identity. Going back to being a coffee shop would do the place a service. Great location, great ambience, but they really struggle with the food. Time to pick something and stick with it.

Citypages, you look like hacks by leaving this story up. We know that the "chef" left town and the place went back to frozen burgers and greasy fries. Don't you think you should at least banner it "closed" like you do on the best of list or something? Anything? Anyone? Hacks....

so, yeah, there you go. i was right, it's not a 'real business'.

I prefer trying small plates places to indulging at yet another burger joint--Jack's seems to have possibilities. Thank you City Pages/Emily Weiss for pointing it out.

Does anyone else find the "in Kingfield" bit of the name gratuitous? Java Jack's never identified with that neighborhood before (other sites online identify it as being in Southwest, or what I would put it at - East Harriet), but it's trendy to do so now with all of the other new, popular places in the area.

If the photo is an accurate representation, it looks as though I'd have to stop somewhere on my way home from Jack's just to get full. Seriously, who is the joke on with places like this?

I read the story and was all jacked up and thought I would probably go soon. BUT then I typed in the web address. Hmmm, no in operation. So I googled it. Yup, YOU CAN NOT BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY AS A BUSINESS IF A "PLEASE PAY HERE" MESSAGE COMES UP ON A GENERIC DOMAIN SERVER" DEAR CITY PAGES, PLEASE DON'T WASTE OUR TIME ON HALF-ASS OPERATIONS ANYMORE...