crew member

restaurant staff

restaurant manager

general manager

artist

Bubbakoos Burritos

A typical day of work at this particular location currently involves you and one other employee, whether you're a supervisor or crew member, as well as the manager if she scheduled herself with you. You'll truthfully be working at a slightly understaffed store, with current employees who honestly couldn't care less, and just want to leave.

I believe I learned how to communicate more linearly with customers to get them their food and out the door faster, how to get my employees/co-workers to do tasks, and deal with doing a two or three man job (at times) by myself. 

At the management level, starting from supervisors, at this current store, they're alright. when the store is slow they tend to act like there is nothing to do, though, and that could demotivate you and cause you to fall into the bad habits that they have. The general manager of the store is fine, no complaints, besides she might leave earlier than communicated through the schedule.

As for workplace culture, I'd say it's truthfully leaning towards lazy. there's nothing really done if you're on your phone or slacking in any way, so it reinforces that behavior.

the hardest part of the job for me is staying motivated. I pace myself as to not stress about getting home quicker, but that causes me to get out later, which, in turn, causes the employee I'm working with to get out later as well. most of the time as a supervisor you'll be left to close on your own if you're not done after maybe 20 minutes. so expect to get out around an hour later after store close.

most enjoyable part is just the free food. there's nothing else that would warrant you working here, besides as a first job.

A typical day at Bubbakoos’s in bartonsville Pa consisted of coming in and being verbally insulted by the two managers and the customers. We did have a few sweethearts that came in though don’t get me wrong the rest saw how management walked all over the for staff so they felt entitled to treat us just as bad.  The food is fun to learn how to make.  There isn’t really any protocol that I saw was followed properly at my store regards to training and everything else practically. We were always told things last minute. They weren’t told to us in a very nice manner half the time because instead of just realizing you told one person they wouldn’t admit instead and would take it out on staff. I’ve heard some pretty vulgar choices of words out of the managers. It’s just not a pleasant location to work. They bumped titles like it was nothing. Chances weren’t an option your title is taken if they think it should be. We also were short staffed and never shifts were never properly scheduled. So there was two people typically closing up at night doing everything. Everybody quit because of how much we were disrespected in that location. 


Just a heads up when working here! They will tell you everything that sounds good and promise you a lot of lies , even higher pay then then the rest of the crew and if you tell anyone your getting paid higher then what you are supposed to the will cut your pay back down. For tips now your only getting $1.36 out of the hours you work, we use to split tips evenly among the crew and have up to $80 by 4 days but now you will probably have $20 in 4 days doesn’t matter how much tips the rest goes to the “house”. There’s a change every week wether it’s with pay, tips or your hours being cut. Oh and be prepared for your checks and your money being played with. If you decide to become a manager just know you cannot get overtime, up to 40 hours a week that’s it.Soon you will have to pay for your employee meals. Cooperate does nothing so that’s a no go. Overall the people are great , coworkers are amazing. Everything else is a joke with 0 organization or a hint of sense. Just a heads up for future employees. :)

(GOOD)—It is a Visual and Hands on learning business, You do get one free meal of whatever you want to eat, on the plus side everybody that works there gets to rotate and take turns learning how to run a fryer, a grill, and how to make the food the correct and proper way. And everybody gets to try out what it is like to prep the foods/sauces to replace what has been used. And when you prep you have to make multiple containers.

(BAD)— They do hire allot of high school students and all they want to do is stand around talk to eachother because there friends and go to the same school. They like to sit on there phones at work when they should be dealing with customers. They will sit there and flirt with eachother and grab there bottom backside **Very Disturbing and Disrespectful** Customers are number 1 not last. 

a typical day consists of food preparation and serving customers. most prep gets done in the morning but is also needed throughout the day. there isn’t any cleaning being done throughout the day. I haven’t really learned anything working here besides how unimportant one’s job can be. management is awful. there is a few good managers but everyone else is just rude or sucks at their job. be ready to be completely removed off the schedule for no reason or getting your hours cut! the hardest part of the job is when management doesn’t order inventory and you have to deal with rude customers because you don’t have stuff. i enjoy most of the people i work with.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The food is delicious. But other then that, there wasn't anything else that was good

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The manager, doesn't know how to talk to people and is very disrespectful. He alone was the reason 6 people quit in less than a month.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment is ok. Kitchen is cleaner then most and food is made fresh.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Shifts were always fun and I had a good time training and meeting new individuals, just never got enough support and was expected to do more then I was getting paid for.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great coworkers and management 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful part about working here is peak business hours. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is great here. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Currently the typical work day just depends on how busy we are since my location is still fairly new.... I work part time and the manager and supervisor are great to work with me if I need to change my schedule.

My typical work day was to go in and see if any rice had to be made or what needed to be cleaned at the time. And then once a customer would come in i would ask them what could i help them with and they would tell me what they want and id make it for them. I leaned how to cook some banging food and met a lot of cool people

I had a great time, but work was challenging. My job as a prep was to have every thing ready before open, which was at 11 AM. Some days would be easy, and other days would be very challenging but that all depended on business. The management at the time treated me very nicely and respectfully. Although I enjoyed my time there, the pay was average at best. A base salary plus tips but the tips are distributed equally amount the crew. 

great hilarious people. the team is welcoming like a family. you can learn a lot of basic job skills working at bubbakoo’s burritos. can majorly increase ya communication and customer service skills as you welcome each customer at the door with a greeting and smile. overall great learning experience 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Crew member 64 salaries reported	$13.70 per hour
Restaurant staff 17 salaries reported	$14.94 per hour
Restaurant manager 5 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
General manager 10 salaries reported	$57,297 per year
Artist 8 salaries reported	$14.50 per hour

Working at Bubbakoo's Burritos: Company Overview and Reviews

Bubbakoo's Burritos

Bubbakoo's Burritos Ratings

Popular jobs at Bubbakoo's Burritos

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected