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I am moving up in a fast food/retail environment and have been offered a leadership position (shift leader, possibly assistant general manager) at this job after I graduate. It seems that most people get an office job after graduation (this being the typical "work experience" people have on their resume). I am hesitant to take this opportunity because I worry that this position would not be prestigious enough for law schools.

More generally my softs are: Honors designation + honors thesis, plenty of minimum wage work, typical local internships, a little volunteer grant writing, and helping out in a writing center. Are these softs good enough to compensate for my less typical gap years(s) if I took this offer?

What would your alternative be?

I wouldn’t care and I’m sure law schools wouldn’t care. Depending what kind of job you’re looking for when you graduate, it might make a difference - some employers are snobs. But it would depend what the alternative would be. It might look better.

If you like it and the pay is decent just do the fast food thing. There’s almost no difference (from a law school admissions perspective) between that and an entry-level office job

I've had partners say they love fast food jobs. I talked about mine for most of the screener at the firm I eventually accepted an offer to (NYC V20). It's a service job strangely more similar to law than a lot of office jobs.