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Hours Full-time
Location 11593 IH-35 N
San Antonio, Texas

About this job

Meet me at Jim’s to learn about our current openings & excellent benefits; we serve up daily with a side of good customer service!  Try us today…

Experienced Cooks

  1. Cooks Variety Of Foods With A Variety Of Methods
  2. Operates Commercial Type Kitchen Equipment
  3. Clean Kitchen By Sweeping, Scrubbing, Mopping and Hosing Down with Water etc.
  4. Communicates With Kitchen Staff And Supervisor

Requirements

In 1947, a young entrepreneur named G. “Jim” Hasslocher opened a small bicycle rental business at the front gate of Brackenridge Park in San Antonio. When summer arrived he started selling sliced, ice-cold watermelon next to his bike stand. It was here that he met his wife and lifetime business partner, Veva Ball.  Soon Jim started selling charcoal-broiled hamburgers at a stand, which evolved into the first Frontier Drive-In.  The popular drive-in was a favorite meeting place and became famous for its burgers, onion rings, milkshakes and carhops.

Jim’s aim was to provide his customers with the highest quality food at the lowest possible price. It was an original idea with a loyal following. It is due to the loyalty of his customers that today the Hasslocher’s Frontier Enterprises operates Jim’s Restaurants in San Antonio and Austin, The Magic Time Machine restaurants in San Antonio and Dallas and La Fonda Alamo Heights and Frontier Burger, both in San Antonio — all offering the same great value and outstanding quality that was served at that first watermelon stand almost 70 years ago.  Jim passed away in 2015 at the age of 93. But up until the day he left us, he was hard at work making sure all of his restaurants were delivering quality, affordability and great customer service.

The entire Frontier Enterprises family would like to thank you, our loyal customers, for allowing us to serve you for nearly seven decades.