Jack’s has closed its restaurant on Highway 72 West in Madison, with the Birmingham-based fast-food chain confirming that employees at the location were transferred to other restaurants.
Madison restaurant closes October 13
The Jack’s location at 7845 Highway 72 W. in Madison closed on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The closure removes one of the chain’s locations serving the Madison community.
The company has not shared additional details about the decision to close the restaurant.
Employees transferred to other locations
According to Jack’s, employees affected by the closure were moved to other locations within the chain. The company did not provide further information about staffing changes.
Jack’s has Alabama roots
Jack’s opened its first restaurant in Homewood, Alabama, in 1960. The business began as a small hamburger stand known for inexpensive food and has since grown into a recognizable Southern fast-food brand.
The company continues to emphasize customer service, community involvement and its Alabama heritage as part of its identity.
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