Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Food wasn’t good for me my chicken tenders were dry and hard. They only gave me 3 said it was 4. Brought me another it was burnt. I’ve eaten there before and it was much much better.

I am very disappointed because I used to go to Cracker Barrel all the time and he always had good food good service I was surprised we were there Saturday about 4 in the afternoon and the food came out all mixed up wasn’t right I had to send some of my food back the girl was very aggravated at me because I had to send it back and after all that the food really wasn’t Cracker Barrel what I’m used to so I may try it again maybe it was just a bad day for the cook and the waitress to know I just feel like calling a manager they were busy so that’s why I feel about it

I used to love Cracker Barrel but this location just wasn’t any good. Food was lukewarm and the pancakes were ok. I wouldn’t waste my money on going back to this location again.

We visited On a Saturday morning before a day of shopping. Our server was awesome and attentive, but not in a nagging and annoying way. We did not have to wait long for our food and everything was hot and delicious. The hash brown casserole and turkey parties were my favorites. Two thumbs up!

Maybe because my families Southern, maybe l just like old timey but whatever it is, l just love any Cracker Barrel! Wish they would open in CA! Get breakfast no matter the hour and split the plate unless you want to be as big as some of their regulars!

We went there for a late breakfast. I had the Smokehouse breakfast. The sausage links were good, the scrambled eggs not so, VERY bland, I told my wife «even the scrambled eggs I
make at home are better than this». The biscuits and gravy were good. Our granddaughter
only had yogurt parfait, we tasted the fruit, it had a more sour taste than usual. My wife had the old timers breakfast… the «over easy» eggs were runny. The service was slow, and the restaurant was only 50% full. We were disappointed.

The service was AMAZING! She was sweet as can be. I got Mama’s Pancakes and Ray got Mama’s French Toast. Came with Eggs, Bacon and cute little warm bottles of maple syrup. You should definitely go here! Bonus is the RV parking spaces behind the restaurant. Fit our giant moving truck without a problem.

If you’re looking for a country cooking type of meal, Cracker Barrel is definitely the spot. The pancakes are really good, the sides are tasty, & the biscuits & corn muffins are plentiful.
I love chicken & dumplings typically, but that was one of the dishes that I was disappointed in. It lacked flavor. The chopped steak was flavorless as well. The quality of the meat was pretty below average.
Surprisingly, my favorite dish here is their crispy chicken salad. The salad is fresh, loaded with chicken, & they give you more than enough!

Service was good. My meal was not complicated but was cooked poorly. I was offered to have it re-​done. Was surprised by overlooked bacon 5 more seconds and they would have burned it and my undercooked and over cooked scrambled eggs that were obviously just cracked on the griddle. I am surprised as eat at Cracker Barrel a lot around the country. I have eaten at this one multiple times so I am writing this visit off as a one off. But hope they get to standard quickly.

Wifey and I refer to this place as «Coma Barrel» because that is what it is: carby, salty, full on fatty foods. There’s good reason why they have rocking chairs out front.
Wait time was about normal for this chain, which is in the 15 – 20 minutes at peak service time. I simply do not understand why they never build these places with more seating. More seating = faster turnover = less wait time = happier customers.
While the food is good, it is not hard to tell that a lot of it is mass produced and then held at temperature. Problem with that is food degrades quickly. It would be nice if they didn’t shave their pork chops down to 3 mm because they are quite good.
Service was very good, which is normal for this chain.
Overall, not the greatest, but probably the best option along 480/​Tiedeman.

I don’t know why people are so down on the Cracker Barrel (Other than for the homophobia and racism. «Allegedly.»).
This place has got it all! Pancakes! Toys! Fried things! Rocking chairs! Gravy! Knick-​knacks! Biscuits! Mason jars! Aprons! It’s like the world’s fattest nightclub, as described by Stefon on SNL.
Had a work lunch here today, which brought me back for the first time in maybe 5 years or so. I wouldn’t mind coming back soon — I thought the food was delicious, inexpensive, and adequate healthful choices: I opted for the grilled rainbow trout and plain steamed veggies… but then ate an entire order of Coca Cola cake, which was OMG ridiculous. I want that every day forever from now on.
The lady who rang us out at the register was adorable, and so sweet!

I used to love going there. Had chicken and dumpling, always get extra for the next day, never again. Chicken was so over cooked it was like mush, dumplings were so under seasoned. Hubby got a rib eye? At least that is what it said on menu. Not sure what kind of shoe it came off of. Talked to manager but he said he tasted the chicken and dumplings and HE liked it. I have been going there for over 30 years and I will NOT be returning, So if you like the way it used to taste good luck. Server and cashier were friendly and helpful until the manager saw one cashier helping me, told her to get back behind the counter (no one was waiting)

This a great place for home style food. The
Meatloaf is always a go to because it really tastes just like moms (or grandmas). The atmosphere is a southern farm kind of feeling. My favorite part of stopping every time is the gift shop in front of the restaurant! They have the cutest things in there. old fashioned candy, baby clothes, jewelry, home and garden decorations, etc. however this place is a little more pricey than basically everything in the surrounding area, but worth it none the less!

If you want classy, upscale food, don’t go here. If you want a well cooked steak, don’t go here. If you want hearty, basic traditional American food with a Country slant and low prices come here. I really like that they now have health conscious menu selections. Food is diner quality, portions are good, but not overwhelming. Service was ok and timely. The gift shop is great if you like country stuff. Interesting that the clothing selections are mainly for women and children. For what it advertises itself to be, it does a great job.

It’s a Cracker Barrel: you’ve either not eaten at one, or you’re bored with it.

Still one of my favorite places to go when I am back home with the family for breakfast. I’ll make this review quick. You can’t go wrong with any of the big breakfast meal. The Old Timer is my favorite. You get your choice of eggs, hash-​browns/​Apples, biscuits and gravy, grits, and your choice of meat all for under $ 8.
Went this morning and had great service especially for such a large group. The waitress was really nice and attentive. The food came at a great time. We didn’t have to wait to long after we ordered to receive our food.

I once went to Amish Country for a field trip and was not impressed. Yea, they can make all their own foods and toys but I really enjoy electricity and a hot shower. Whenever I step into Cracker Barrel I feel like I’m back in Amish Country. Not to mention an entire family was murdered here. I don’t like it and probably will never step foot back inside unless I’m looking for a carved wooden horse!

Isn’t it nice when people write things about which they have zero knowledge whatsoever? Oh, it’s true there was a horrible and senseless (aren’t they all?) killing there yesterday, but avoiding this place because of it would be like avoiding driving on 480 because (many more than 3) people have died on it. Now I expect he’ll write, «can’t you take a joke??» About murders that happened yesterday? No, I can’t.
If you’re going to avoid it do it for a good reason: The food is mediocre at best. There are so many better breakfast places, but if you need to be by 480 in Brooklyn, I guess it will do.

Decemberists practice space? Paula Deen brainwashing center? The stop along the Oregon Trail where you got dysentary? All of the above. The southern writer William Faulkner said it best in his short story Shingles for the Lord.
«The chicken fried steak was juicy like a pair of firm antebellum knockers. Breaded in a crust with more seasoning than Old Hickory himself. The gravy was smooth as a snake oil salesman’s pomade drenched hair. I’ll take a refill of that sweet tea, thank you kindly. Biscuits fluffier than Taylor Swift’s songwriting. The south shall rise again, as I will most certainly have leftovers from this heaping helping of hospi-​taste-​ity! The war of snobby culinary aggression shall not be won by sabre nor by gunpowder, but by down home inbred deliciousizing. Sushi? Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn.»
Cheap, comforting, filling despite any discernible nuance of taste… like a home school education. They also sell kazoos. A snake handling good time!

Ah the tour of the great Ohio airport wasteland continues. They get 3 stars because they are better than Bob Evans but that isn’t saying much, the last time I went to Bob Evans I ordered the «Fruit and Yogurt crepes» which ended up being thin cold pancakes topped with yoplait and craisins.
I do love all the tacky stuff in the gift shop and they have this weird sweet sourbread that we love for toast. The service is quick and friendly. The hashbrown casserole is shredded potatoes and cheese so it is obviously delicious. My mom loves the cinnamon apples and they do have good pancakes. Don’t bother with the sausage gravy or grits, they are geared towards senior citizens. The sausage gravy is flavorless except for the taste of raw flour, I don’t even think «sausage» is in the description anymore. The grits as far as I can tell do not have butter or salt in them which is just terrible.
All that being said it is pretty much our best bet for finding something my parents and I can agree on that isn’t terribly out of the way or Bob Evans on the way home from the airport. Also I may just be coming from a Seattle perspective but the prices are crazy cheap, just order the big breakfast and tell them not to bring out the gravy or grits and it is still a great deal.

When I walk into Cracker Barrel, I love the smell of burning wood spewing from the chimney. I think this is one of the only restaurants I have dined at that has a large, burning fireplace. It’s so cozy.
Well, on today’s visit, I called ahead for some fish fry. I ordered the cod with fries, cole slaw, biscuit, and cornbread. It was really delicious. Since I took it to go, the breading on the fish was a little mushy by the time I actually ate it, which was about 20 minutes later. However, the taste of the fish and the batter was delicious. The sides made this dish very filling. Actually, I couldn’t quite finish the cornbread muffin, even though it was yummy.
While I was here, I was thinking about my boss who is on FMLA and staying with her parents one street from my house. Christmas is coming up, so I decided to buy her a couple gifts and a Christmas card to cheer her up. I knew that once I got back to the office my co-​workers would pitch in a couple bucks and sign their names on the card. This worked out as expected. Also, Cracker Barrel offers free gift wrapping! That was an added bonus.
I’ve eaten here on several occasions and it’s classic American fare that’s always good. If you want an expensive rocking chair, this is the place. They have kids’ rocking chairs for $ 79!
Overall, I really like this place, but I don’t visit often enough.

This morning I had not had a chance to eat breakfeast before I dropped my girlfriend off at work. Snow was pouring down, and that old country store evoked a relaxed calm emotion within me.
Kind of strange really, its only a chain food joint! (maybe it was the snow)
anyway, I walked in, was seated within moments, order taken, and served shortly thereafter.
I think when you go to place like this, you SHOULD know what to expect. I recieved what I expected… Good service, food, and on my way!
Not any more, not any less