Kirkland Jimmy Johns to open first week in April

By on March 30, 2010 in Archived, Business, Headlines

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Jimmy-JohnsAs we previously reported, Jimmy Johns is coming to downtown Kirkland at the corner of Central Way and First Street (occupying the space next door to Sur La Table). According to this job placement ad in Craigs List, the company is hiring for their opening during the first week in April.

Do you Rock?…Because Jimmy John’s is coming to Kirkland

And we need ROCK STARS!!!

Jimmy John’s Gournet Sandwiches is looking for FREAKY FAST Sandwich Makers and Deliver Drivers for the NEW downtown Kirkland location opening the first week of April…hiring for ALL SHIFTS and ALL POSITIONS.

Never heard of us? Jimmy John’s is unlike any other Sandwich shop in the country. We specialize in SUPER-FAST, HIGH-VOLUME sandwich execution. As a Sandwich Maker you will be part of a team producing sandwiches in 30 SECONDS or LESS. As a Delivery Driver you will be delivering those sandwiches in less than 20 mins to our Kirkland delivery area. This high-speed execution has earned us the reputation of “Subs So Fast You’ll Freak!”

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  • Joe

    Oh joy! Another fast food joint in Kirkland.

    Our little hamlet remains a desert for those seeking healthy scratch food in a restaurant.

  • Joe

    Oh joy! Another fast food joint in Kirkland.

    Our little hamlet remains a desert for those seeking healthy scratch food in a restaurant.

  • David

    Just because a restaurant can prepare food quickly does not mean it is some mass-produced, unhealthy pit. Darn them for using fresh bread, fresh vegtables, quality meats, and making it to order exactly the way you want it….I wish it was more scratch :)

    Also really annoying, all those jobs and money it will bring to the economy of Kirkland. How irritating of JJ’s.

    Yay for good sandwiches we can enjoy on the beautiful waterfront of Kirkland this summer and decades beyond.

    • Joe

      JJ’s sandwiches average 600-700 cal each with 60-70g refined carbs. Add soda and chips, you are well over 1000 calories.

      That, sir, is junk food.

  • David

    Just because a restaurant can prepare food quickly does not mean it is some mass-produced, unhealthy pit. Darn them for using fresh bread, fresh vegtables, quality meats, and making it to order exactly the way you want it….I wish it was more scratch :)

    Also really annoying, all those jobs and money it will bring to the economy of Kirkland. How irritating of JJ’s.

    Yay for good sandwiches we can enjoy on the beautiful waterfront of Kirkland this summer and decades beyond.

    • Joe

      JJ’s sandwiches average 600-700 cal each with 60-70g refined carbs. Add soda and chips, you are well over 1000 calories.

      That, sir, is junk food.

  • bigyaz

    Joe, try being honest with your arguments. I can order a Jimmy Johns sub without mayonnaise, without chips (which I don’t eat) and with a Diet Coke (or even water!) and be under 500 calories. A perfectly acceptable meal , particularly since they do use relatively fresh, quality ingredients.

    I could go across the street to any of our fine local restaurants for lunch and consume 1,000 calories without breaking a sweat. You can eat poorly anywhere; it’s your choice.

  • bigyaz

    Joe, try being honest with your arguments. I can order a Jimmy Johns sub without mayonnaise, without chips (which I don’t eat) and with a Diet Coke (or even water!) and be under 500 calories. A perfectly acceptable meal , particularly since they do use relatively fresh, quality ingredients.

    I could go across the street to any of our fine local restaurants for lunch and consume 1,000 calories without breaking a sweat. You can eat poorly anywhere; it’s your choice.

  • bigyaz

    Joe, try being honest with your arguments. I can order a Jimmy Johns sub without mayonnaise, without chips (which I don’t eat) and with a Diet Coke (or even water!) and be under 500 calories. A perfectly acceptable meal , particularly since they do use relatively fresh, quality ingredients.

    I could go across the street to any of our fine local restaurants for lunch and consume 1,000 calories without breaking a sweat. You can eat poorly anywhere; it’s your choice.