Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

I have to say that I was disappointed here. They were crazy busy with every table full and a wait. I get that. It’s busy. Sunday morning and that’s to be expected. Service was pleasant, but slow. Our order was wrong and then we had to send limp bacon back that was clearly asked to be crisp. Granted, the bacon wasn’t a huge thing. Except that our server was fine so long we literally had half our meal done before I flagged down another waitress to get our waitress so that we could send my wife’s bacon back. Perhaps our server was new. Either way, no Sunday breakfast or lunch trips for us back here – not a good experience at this location at all. Also had trouble finding it as it sits back off the road behind a hotel not visible from the road, and has not one single sign indicating it is back there. Odd.

Grandmas breakfast
Not on menu but still serve it. Catfish meal mac and cheese greens with onion relish… we even took a ribeye meal to go. Their country ham is one of my favorites.

Extremely disappointed. Ordered meat loaf sampler. With no exaggeration I received 2 dumplings in a saucer size cup with gravy, a sliver of 3 inch ham as thin as a dime and a small piece of meat loaf also two sides which were fine. I looked at my husband and he agreed that for ten dollars these portions were way too small. Second visit and last. Not going back.
Mngr sent coupon for two meals. I appreciate their professionalism in this matter and I’m hoping they’ll fix the problem.

Started he day at Cracker Barrel for breakfast. It was a little wait but otherwise worth it. We had the has town casserole and biscuits and gravy and a side of bacon. The door order quickly arrived and the food was great. This place never disappoints

Ok first off I’m starving. I’ve been craving Cracker Barrel pancakes for I don’t know how long
If I could make pancakes like these I would never leave home I swear they have figured out how to make them just the right thickness (not too thick but not so thin you think you have a crêpe’) bubbly and crispy along the edges with that faint taste of melted butter melding it all together… Then the warm syrup. You cannot have perfect pancakes without warm maple syrup
I like how it has a lot of vintage type decorations and kitschy things (I’m a sucker for kitsch)
So in general this place pleases me. Despite the fact there are seldom any people of color here either working or patronizing. Just sayin.

We don’t have a Cracker Barrel near our home, but a stop at this location reminded me why it is one of our favorite restaurants, great service and great food!

My friend and I stopped here for breakfast. Now wouldn’t you think a place like Cracker Barrel would have a crackin’ good breakfast? Well I didn’t think so. I ordered biscuits & gravy, with sides of bacon and fried apples. The bacon was really good. Be sure to include it with your breakfast order. Gravy had little taste and surely tons of fat and calories. I’ll take fat and calories, but I want flavor with it. Disappointing. Fried apples were… eh, okay. My friend had a breakfast platter (forget which one) that included the hash-​brown casserole. Now that tasted pretty good. But overall he wasn’t impressed either. Disappointing. The store is interesting though, and the restaurant décor is cute and it was clean. Overall, there are better places for breakfast and we won’t be back.

Came here for brunch today. The food was good. Nothing exceptional but not bad either. The service I received from my waitress jordan m was impeccable! My cup never went empty she was very prompt without being annoying always on top of everything. Best service I believe I have ever had!

Not a bad place. We hadn’t been to one in 4 years. Unfortunately there are no Cracker Barrels on the West Coast

Everyone always wanted me to come to this restaurant. They had a decent amount of parking out front and the crafty store in the front was generally interesting. I think a lot of the stuff was for a bit more wise generation but even still there was something in there for everyone. The food was delicious! Very home cooked feel. The place had plenty if seating. I was impressed by the service as well. We were checked on at least three times and we never had empty water. The only problem I have with this type of restaurant is that they seem to be a pretty far drive from the middle of the city so getting to one can be a trek even though this particular one is a bit more accessible Than other locations.

I know, I know, it’s a chain restaurant. But, you can consistently get good food at Cracker Barrel, no matter where you are. I was so happy to stop at one for breakfast. It was the day after a wedding, so we were all looking forward to some good breakfast food. I ordered the pecan pancakes, hashbrown casserole, and a side of bacon. The pancakes here are so good, a hunk of butter and that warm maple syrup just invite you into their pillowy goodness. And that hashbrown casserole? Yeah, heaven. Our coffee was kept topped off and we were offered a to go cup. Our bellies food, on our way we went.

~Great service, Great food, NO Wifi~
A very good substitute for Bob Evans; especially if you are close to a major highway (as that’s where most of the Cracker Barrels are located).
As these restaurants are primarily along the side of highways; why would they not offer the business traveler a way to connect to the Internet? *thats not old fashioned; that’s just blatantly falling behind the times.

Been to a few cracker barrels across the country and this one is right in line with the others-​friendly people, good service, solid prices and variety. The drinks and deserts always get changed up and the store outside is a good stroll after eating

Dinner: Friendly service, nice people, but the dinner food is only marginal; will stick with them for breakfast only

Cracker Barrel is pretty consistent and usually has a great food. This was the case, our food was hot, filling, and delicious. Being that Cracker Barrel serves comfort food, it’s exactly what you want after a long day on the road.
The problem here is the service. Not sure if our waitress was new, or what the problem was. She was shy and timid and didn’t speak much, she dropped the check at our table without saying a word.

The only time I eat here is with the in-​laws (once a year, maybe twice). I was surprised we got a table quickly at 10 am on Black Friday, but we did, and had good service. Most of the dishes include meat, but, being a pescetarian, I found a bfast platter with grilled catfish. Delish. I also love the hash brown apple casserole. The biscuit with apple butter was very good too.

Solo, I’m not a fan of Cracker Barrel. This was the niece’s picking, so that’s that. Our waitress server was pleasant and on top of things. Got here before the rush of the crowd, a plus.
I ordered their special: A lightly crusted baked chicken breast, steamed sweet baby carrots and a side of mixed veggies. The meal wasn’t bad. Not anything to gab about, but decent enough to fill my tummy. The chicken was still juicy enough to not be dry. The veggies were hot and steamed well.

The first thing you notice when walking into this store is the enormous amount of «stuff» they have to sell. It ranges from CD’s to clothing and everything inbetween. But I came for the food. In particular the ‘build your own dinner’ dishes. For $ 7.59, you get a choice of one meat (out of about ten) and two vegetables (out of twenty or so), plus two biscuits with butter and jelly. So I picked ham and carrots and baked apples. I don’t know how they keep the prices so low. And everyone is friendly from the manager to the girl out front who works the register. It’s a shame they always build these restaurants so far from downtown.

For the most part, Cracker Barrel food is about as good as any other Denny’s-type joint. The big deal here is the hash-​brown casserole. It’s really, really good. Unless you’re paleo, in which case, I’ll have your share.
I know folks find the market quaint and cute. I suppose it is. Mostly, it just feels like clutter and uselessness to me. But then gain, maybe clutter and uselessness are quaint and cute?

Apparently Cracker Barrel is the place to be on a Sunday, the entire store was packed with people waiting for a table and they were shuffling people through as quickly as possible. My friend and I perused the «old timey» merchandise as we waited a solid half an hour for our table. Once we were called over the loud speaker, we found our way to a table and our server was soon over to help us.
Let me get this out there, the only reason I ever go to Cracker Barrel is for the pancakes. I don’t think I’ve ever tried anything else because I can’t trust their other options. So it was no question what I was getting, I had an order of pancakes with eggs and bacon on the side. My friend ordered from the lunch menu (who knows why, Sunday is solely for brunch in my book). He wasn’t as pleased with his chicken tenderloin, but he definitely enjoyed my pancakes.
Service was quick as they were trying to usher everyone through and make room for the long line behind us. My water glass was never empty, which is honestly how I rate servers. The pancakes were, as usual, absolutely delicious. I don’t suggest going to Cracker Barrel for most of their other food, especially not on a Sunday, but if you want some amazing pancakes then I’d check them out.