I tried the Double Jack with fries. The burger was very good with a surprising amount of salad, the fries were also okay. My only point of criticism is the small sachets for the ketchup. A dispenser would make more sense here and produce less waste.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
06:00–09:00 for breakfast or after 20:00 to avoid tour‑bus crowds
Open
Open now · 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Price Range
$
Parking
Free on‑site lot (ample space for RVs)
Ideal For
Dine‑in seating (40 guests), two‑lane drive‑thru, mobile & kiosk ordering, take‑out and delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats), wheelchair‑accessible entrance & restrooms, free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, on‑site restrooms, free parking lot (RV‑friendly), credit/debit cards, Apple Pay & Google Pay accepted
Double Jack burger was good.Regular fries and the curly fries were also delicious.The place was clean, including the restroom.
We were visiting Page, AZ and stopped for lunch. Burger was very delicious, curly and reg fries too. The restaurant is clean and service is fast and efficient.
It was my first time eating here and to be honest, I wasn't impressed. There were only like 5 different drinks left, so you barely had a choice. And the curly fries were way to salty.
Waited 10 minutes for someone to even acknowledge we were there. She could not get our order right even after repeating it several times. Waited another 10 & 1/2 minutes & I finally asked about our order. We were the only ones in there. Our food was ready but she was hunting for the milk. Order was supposed to be sourdough sandwich with bacon & one with sausage. Both were ham. Will never eat here again.
Why Visit Jack in the Box
Budget‑friendly burgers, tacos and all‑day breakfast make this Jack in the Box a convenient pit stop on US‑89 for Grand Canyon and Lake Powell travelers.
Highlights
Quick, inexpensive meals before or after canyon tours
All‑day breakfast plus tacos, burgers, shakes and salads
Drive‑thru, dine‑in and mobile ordering just 2 mi from Glen Canyon Dam
Description
Opened to serve the growing Page tourism corridor, this franchise dishes out the chain’s signature tacos, Jumbo Jacks and breakfast croissants from 06:00 to 22:00 daily. The air‑conditioned dining room seats about 40 guests, while a two‑lane drive‑thru keeps road‑trippers moving. Free Wi‑Fi, wheelchair‑accessible entrances and plenty of parking make it a reliable stop for families heading to Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon or the North Rim.
History
1951
First Jack in the Box opens in San Diego, CA.
1993
Brand expands into Arizona.
c. 2000
Page location launches along US‑89 to serve Lake Powell visitors.
2024
Lobby remodel adds self‑service kiosks.
Features
Dine‑in seating (40 guests)
Two‑lane drive‑thru
Mobile & kiosk ordering
Take‑out and delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats)
Wheelchair‑accessible entrance & restrooms
Free Wi‑Fi
Air‑conditioning
On‑site restrooms
Free parking lot (RV‑friendly)
Credit/debit cards, Apple Pay & Google Pay accepted
Getting There
Car: Directly on US‑89, 2 minutes south of downtown Page. Tour Bus/Coach: Many day‑tour operators stop in the adjacent lot. Taxi/Ride‑Share: Page Taxi and Uber serve the restaurant; ~US$10 from Wahweap Marina. Walking: 10‑minute walk from most Page hotels along Lake Powell Blvd.
Insider Tips
Local advice to help you make the most of your visit.
01Good to know
Mobile‑order to bypass the lunchtime queue.
02Be prepared
Ask for free salsa packets
great with the famous tacos.
03Local tip
Lobby closes one hour before the drive‑thru.
04Save time
RVs fit best in the rear gravel lot.
05Stay connected
Restrooms are cleanest and least busy before 09
00.
