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Come Back Shack is a small business in Charleston, SC. We are supportive, fun, fast-paced and our goal is to be the #1 Quick Serve Restaurant to work at in the Low Country!

Pay Rates Based on Availability and Experience:

Part-Time Closer $15*
Full-Time Closing Availability $16*

*Earn +$5/hr on every closing shift starting at 8PM until you are finished (typically between 11PM-12AM)
*Earn +$2/hr every Weekend Shift ALL DAY (Saturday and Sunday)

Come Back Shack Full-Time Team Members Expectations:

A positive attitude is THE most important thing we look for
We also love high energy and good teamwork
May work in any and all aspects of the restaurant from taking orders and customer service to food prep, cooking, and cleaning

If you love to learn in a fun, fast-paced environment, then you'll love being a part of the Come Back Shack Team!

Benefits offered:

Company paid medical membership with Neighbor's Health***
PTO for qualified full-time team members; 1 week per year
A fun encouraging place to work
Free meals up to +$3,000/year
Competitive pay
Flexible schedules catered to YOU
REAL opportunity for advancement
Earned Wage Access Benefit, ImmediatePay, the easy-to-use financial wellness tool that allows you to access the money you’ve earned in between pay periods.

*** For Full Time Team Members - No copays for office and telehealth visits with personalized physician care; Wholesale prices for labs and imaging; In-house Pharmacy with wholesale pricing; Negotiated Pricing for specialty care; Affordable additions for Spouse, Children and Family plans; Annual benefit of thousands of dollars in primary care with no co-pay

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Come Back Shack is a friendly, fun, fast-paced environment where we work together to make the Shack fantastic! We have competitive pay, free meals when you work, and flexible schedules. No experience is necessary... except for the experience of being awesome! We're a small family-owned business with lots of opportunity for advancement. Come grow with us!

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