Cook Out in
Jackson, TN.

How many Cook Out locations are in Jackson, TN?

Jackson, Tennessee has one Cook Out, at 4 Stonebridge Blvd in Towne Centre North, about half a mile from Union University. It opens at 10:30 AM every day and stays open until 2 AM Sunday to Thursday and 3 AM Friday and Saturday.

The Jackson store

Cook Out’s official store locator lists one restaurant in Jackson, Tennessee. It sits in the Towne Centre North shopping center, next to Union University and close to the US-45 Bypass. The address is 4 Stonebridge Blvd, Jackson, TN 38305.

The store has a drive-thru and serves the full Cook Out menu. Its phone number, as listed, is (731) 668-0320. Cook Out’s general line is 1-866-547-0011. The store opens at 10:30 AM every day and stays open until 2 AM Sunday to Thursday and 3 AM Friday and Saturday, according to its listing as checked in November 2026.

The store sits in Towne Centre North, one of the retail centers on Jackson’s north side, close to the US-45 Bypass. That puts it on the route for anyone heading into town from the north or cutting across to I-40, and it means parking and access are straightforward even when the drive-thru line backs up.

Day-by-day hours in Jackson

The Jackson store opens at 10:30 AM every day. Closing times run past midnight into the next morning, so read them as the night that starts on the day shown. The hours below come from the store’s listing as checked in November 2026.

Holiday hours can be shorter, so confirm before a late-night trip on a holiday. See the 2026 holiday hours page for the chain-wide picture.

Union University nights

The store sits in Towne Centre North, about half a mile from Union University, which puts it on the route for students heading home late. That short distance shapes the store’s rhythm: weeknights are steady, and Friday and Saturday nights are the busiest, when the line runs long and the kitchen works at full speed.

An earlier visit usually means a shorter wait, and weekday afternoons are the quietest time to go. On big Union nights — home games, move-in weekend, the end of term — expect the drive-thru to run at full capacity well past midnight. The move is the same as at any college-town Cook Out: order early, or embrace the line, which moves faster than it looks because the kitchen is built for volume.

Feeding a group? One car through the drive-thru with a written-down order beats individual trips. Stack Trays for the group — the bundle math is unbeatable — and add a couple of shakes to share. See how to build the best Tray before you order.

One store, not three

Some older pages list three Jackson locations, including addresses on N Highland Ave and Oil Well Rd. They are wrong. Cook Out’s locator lists one Jackson restaurant, at 4 Stonebridge Blvd, and the other addresses are not Cook Out restaurants.

This matters because a wrong address can send a driver across town to a street with no restaurant on it. If a listing shows a Jackson Cook Out anywhere other than Stonebridge Blvd, treat it as outdated and check the locator or the map pin before you go. Jackson has one store, and this page lists it.

The locator is the check that settles it. Cook Out’s own store locator lists one Jackson restaurant, and every other listing that shows more is working from old or copied data. When a city page disagrees with the locator, trust the locator — and when a page agrees with it, as this one does, the address on the page is the address on the ground.

What to order in Jackson

The Jackson menu is the full Cook Out lineup: char-grilled burgers, chopped pork barbecue, chicken sandwiches and strips, hot dogs, quesadillas, wraps, a long sides list and the 40-plus flavor shake menu. A Cook Out Tray costs about $7.99 here — one main, two sides and a drink bundled together.

First time? Order a Regular Tray with a Big Double Cook Out Style, hushpuppies and onion rings, and swap the drink for a shake. That is the order the chain is built around. For the full flavor list, see the milkshake guide. Confirm the final price on the board, because prices are set per restaurant.

The value story is the same in Jackson as everywhere else: a full meal for about eight dollars, served until 2 or 3 in the morning. That is why the drive-thru line at 1 AM is a Jackson institution, not an exception.

Jackson as a stop on the road

Jackson sits on the I-40 corridor between Memphis and Nashville, and the Stonebridge Blvd store sits just off the US-45 Bypass, which makes it a natural late-night stop for through-drivers as well as a local fixture. Memphis and Nashville both have several Cook Outs, but Jackson is the one-store town in between — the place to stop when the drive is long and the hour is late.

The pattern is familiar to I-40 regulars: fuel, a Tray, a shake, back on the road. The store’s late hours exist for exactly that customer as much as for the Union University crowd. If you are passing through after midnight, remember the closing times: 2 AM Sunday to Thursday, 3 AM Friday and Saturday.

Tips for your Jackson visit

Most Jackson visits run through the drive-thru, and the line moves faster than it looks because the kitchen is built for volume. Have the order ready before the speaker: main, two sides, drink, in that order. Cards are widely accepted.

If you are new to the brand entirely, start with the Tray guide — it explains the ordering system that confuses every first-timer exactly once. Compare calories on the nutrition page before you order.

Holiday hours can be shorter than the normal pattern, so confirm before a late-night trip on Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s. When anything is unclear, call the store at (731) 668-0320.

Prices in Jackson

A Regular Tray costs about $7.99 in Jackson — one main, two sides and a drink bundled together. The Jr. Tray costs less and suits a lighter appetite, and the milkshakes run about $3.99 across the chain’s boards. Sides, hot dogs and wraps mostly sit in the two-to-three-dollar range, which is why the Tray is the deal: the bundle costs less than the same items ordered separately.

Prices are set per restaurant, so the board at Stonebridge Blvd is the final word. Check the price before you order if the budget is tight, and remember that tax is added on top. The value story is the same here as everywhere else in the chain: a full meal for about eight dollars, served until 2 or 3 in the morning, in a town where most late-night options cost twice as much for half the food.

Jackson after midnight

After midnight, the Jackson store is a drive-thru restaurant. The kitchen stays open until 2 AM Sunday to Thursday and 3 AM Friday and Saturday, and the line at 1 AM on a Friday is often the longest of the night — students from Union, shift workers, and I-40 drivers all arriving at once. Have the order ready before the speaker: main, two sides, drink, in that order.

Holiday hours can be shorter than the normal pattern, so confirm before a late-night trip on Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s. When anything is unclear, call the store at (731) 668-0320 before you drive over. A wasted trip across town at 1 AM is the one thing this page is trying to prevent.