Snap Kitchen Jobs to Cease Operations in Chicago This Week

Chicago, IL - After serving the city for nearly five years, Snap Kitchen has announced that it will be closing all of its locations and kiosks in the Chicago area this week. The Austin, Texas-based chain entered the Chicago market in 2014, offering a range of healthy meal options, juices, and snacks to customers.

Snap Kitchen's decision to leave the city comes after a tough year for the company, which has struggled to compete with other meal delivery services and restaurants in the area. Despite this, Snap Kitchen had established itself as a popular option among health-conscious consumers, and its departure from the Chicago market is sure to be felt by many.

The chain's five locations and two kiosks will all cease operations on December 14, marking the end of an era for Snap Kitchen in Chicago. The news has been met with sadness by employees and customers alike, who have grown attached to the chain's unique offerings and friendly service.

As the city says goodbye to Snap Kitchen, it's worth noting that many other restaurants and bars in Chicago are celebrating the release of the latest Star Wars movie this week. From pizza specials featuring Rebel logos and TIE fighters to themed cocktails and events, there's no shortage of ways to get into the spirit of things.

In related news, four people were shot outside a restaurant on Wilson Avenue last Wednesday night, according to Crime in Wrigleyville + Boystown. The incident is still under investigation, but it serves as a reminder that even during times of celebration and joy, there are always important issues to be addressed.

For those looking for new job opportunities in the Chicago area, Snap Kitchen's closure provides an opportunity to explore other options with Snagajob, which lists hourly and local jobs hiring in your area. Whether you're looking for a full-time or part-time gig, Snagajob has got you covered.

As Snap Kitchen leaves the city, we can't help but think of all the great restaurants that have had to deal with their own share of challenges this year. From Paulie Gee's Star Wars-inspired pizzas to Bavette's and Girl & the Goat, which were both named among OpenTable's 100 Best Restaurants in America for 2017, there's no shortage of amazing dining options in Chicago.

We wish Snap Kitchen employees the best as they move forward and hope that their decision will ultimately lead to new opportunities for them. For now, we'll raise a glass (or a slice of pizza) to this beloved brand and all it brought to our city.

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