If you want a quality of life avoid Orlando owned restaurants - General Manager BurgerFi Employee Review

2.0
10 Jan 2016
Recommend
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Pros

This is a great concept and the food is very good. Operationally very easy concept for a General Manager to Run. If you like busy these restaurants are for you.

Cons

If you like to be micromanaged this is the place for you. Owners have no previous restaurant experience but try to do everything. If you like working 6 days a week and every weekend and I mean every weekend then you have found your place. Owners make your schedule for you and you have no say. District manager is just a puppet he can't even make a decision either. Salary is average for the industry but they tell you they pay top dollar. If you like integrity this will not be the place for you.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
4 Dec 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Very kind co-workers and management. I truly love pretty much everyone I work with INCLUDING management and they all feel the exact same positives and negatives as my review. You enter a bottomless pit of hours. If you need money, this is the absolute best place to work. So many opportunities to work hours, for those who have no life or genuinely need it. Expect no less than 20 hours but generally you will get no less than 30 hours.

Cons

You will feel overworked in comparison to your compensation. You will have to wait multiple months and learn multiple positions AFTER passing an examination to receive a 0.25 raise. You will potentially be expected to run multiple stations alone. Not only that, the scheduling is absolutely horrendous and you will no longer have a life outside of work because of it. And even when you're not scheduled, they will try to get you to come in. You will get burned atleast once if you're in the kitchen. You will not receive a break. Ever. Do not expect to get one. You will need one.

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