Pros
It was nice at first, people were fairly laid back, I was good at getting everything done, it was straight forward and I didn't have to constantly question what I should do because I was too busy to. As long as you can do the job, it's a good place to work. There wasn't any thinking involved unless it was to do product substitutions, talking to customers during carry-outs, or settling disputes in the bottle return. It was 95% physical and/or cleaning, which I liked.
Cons
I wasn't treated well after an on-the-job injury. For two months, I was supposed to be on light duty. The whole time, I was constantly being told to do things I was expressly told not to that were listed in my doctor's note because they kept scheduling me alone. The last straw was when I was told in a "You can't say no" way to do a task I wasn't supposed to one week after I was hospitalized due to nerve complications from the injury. Needless to say, I wouldn't go back after that treatment; even if my injury didn't make it so I can't.