Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

I was a little Hesitant to come here for breakfast at first, but I’m glad I did ! The pancakes were mouthwatering! The turkey sausage were seasoned well but not too slaty, and the cheese eggs were amazing! I have to say I was surprised, I did not expect to have to literally force myself to stop eating. I begged the waiter to take my plate away lol. I will definitely be back ! I’m only giving it 4 stars because my silverware and cups were dirty.

It was amazing. They have everything out quickly and they are very efficient. I will come back to cracker barrel. It was hand down amazing. Except if you don’t like orange juice with pulp, don’t get the orange juice. I’m so glad that I can here with my family. The downfall was that the silverware was dirty which was nasty. Over all come her with your family and enjoy good hearty food from Cramer barrel.

Great service, good food. Going again and their gift shop has a lot of nice small things to buy. If you’re into antiques, check out this place (although none are for sale).

Discussing nasty place and dirty dishes, manager acted like did not care, my steak was wrong and they had to re make it, waited till the end of my meal for a straw and we finish our meal and never got the straw, after all the waitress disappear for long time. Cup of coffe has a old coffee ring stock on it – so discussing I have the pictures to show

I’m all about customer service and was my first time at Cracker Barrel and I have to say it was a great experience… Food is really good!!!

Who doesn’t like Cracker Barrel? Between the country store and the down home country feel throughout AND the homestyle country food, it’s a sure thing. I usually always get the Cracker Barrel Sampler, hold the ham and add extra meatloaf. The dumplings and meatloaf are awesome. That with the steak fries and biscuits to wash it all down and you have yourself a real winner. Try the blackberry jelly with the biscuits.
While you’re waiting for your food play a game of checkers on their oversized checker cloth boards (sold in the country store as well). Or, test your skills with the peg game (sitting on every table). I dare you not to browse their country store before you leave. They offer home décor, kids’ toys and vintage candy. Moon pies are the best! Like I said, this place is a winner. Cracker Barrel is the real deal. Uhh… I’ll be back.

I love Cracker Barrels and eat at them all the time. But I have been back to this in a year since getting food poisoning. Advice, if something tastes a little off, do not eat it!!!

Why does everyone have such a terrible attitude at this store? Our hostess Aamaris gave my family the nastiest greeting while checking in. Yes, we were a large party (8 plus an infant). They had plenty of room, large round tables. Aamaris rolled her eyes at us like our party was too big to accommodate. Food was good but service was terrible.

I love me some Cracker Barrel. I usually get the Sunrise platter. I never get to finish the whole meal. 2 eggs bacon, biscuit and gravy, hash brown and spice apples. Just writing this review makes me want to go right now.

Amazing service! Fast courteous and always a step ahead. This was probably one of the best experiences I’ve had in a restaurant. Immediately greeted by a friendly host and although it was very very busy as can be expected on a Sunday we were sat in less than our wait time and our server was fast and efficient! Barely a wait for our order and the staff at the registers were a delight. I don’t understand these high maintenance reviews it is country comfort and southern hospitality through and through here.

Might want to retrain our waitress! I said my one daughter needed a cup with a lid and instead of getting her one she just brought out the cup for us to pour it. So Unprofessional.

Seems shady. Looked up to see if my review was still here since this place left a lasting impression of horrible service. Low and behold it’s been removed 1 year later. Updating to continue to spread the word.

Food so so, pricy, greasy and very loud. Very busy and NOISY place to eat. Food is just ok and wasn’t impressed. I went there three times with my wife, and every time was the same. The place was not bad, but a bit pricey for what you get. It is always very loud in there, so not a good place for a romantic date or conversation.

My husband I had become regulars here. At least once a week we had dinner at this location. The food is great, customer service is not. Every now and then we would have a sweet server. Last night we decided to go and at the end of our meal there was a German cockroach on our table. My husband got the manager and all that was said was «sorry guys, it happens» by the manager! I couldn’t believe it. That was our last time going to this cracker barrel.

Best breakfast we had, reasonable priced and friendly waitress. Highly recommended!
Sunrise Sampler had everything is needed for a complete breakfast and Teast great.

Disgraceful service, escorted to a table where we sat for 25 minutes, not even offered a drink or have anyone say hello to us. Ended up walking out — visiting from Australia and that was our Cracker Barrel experience.

As good as it gets. Everything I would expect from Cracker Barrel. We were seated right away, served within 20 minutes, and the food was fresh and made to order.
My favorite dish is the hash brown casserole. It’s hot, cheesy, and is cooked with diced onions.
Our waitress remembered everything in our order, checked on us periodically, refilled drinks without having to ask her to, and the manager came by to check on us too. It was a wonderful way to start our day. Although it was pretty crowded, the staff wasn’t frazzled at all.

Horrible long wait before order was even taken. Another long wait for food. I get home and this is supposed to be six piece chicken tender order. This place has really gone down hill.

Traveling west bound on I-​4 and clear of the Orlando traffic this is a good choice for breakfast as most Cracker Barrels are, if they are anything it is they are consistent. No big surprises or wide swings with the food choices or the way it is prepared, the biggest differences between any Cracker Barrel is the service the service here I would rate average at best but nothing spectacular.
I am not a big fan of «the country store» and that I’m forced to walk through these crowded displays of furry animals and ceramic dishes inscribed with every saying of old wives tales the farmers almanac every published. I hate even more having to wait in line to pay for my meal behind some vacationing customers that are buying retro reproduction toys and candies that remind them of their childhood and they have to describe these memories in detail to the clerk. They need to offer an entrance that by passes this county fair midway experience. That alone would earn them 5 stars.

Cracker Barrel restaurant and old country store is one of those guilty pleasures for people who like Southern comfort food served in a roadhouse-​style restaurant. The Cracker Barrel chain started over 40 years ago in the small antique collector’s town of Lebanon, TN, located midway between Nashville and Knoxville.
The Cracker Barrel restaurants of today still have a lot of that home-​style charm with rockers on the front porch, a wide variety of antiques decorating the restaurant, and a vast collection of simple country goods and treats to tempt your eyes and your wallets.
The food at Cracker Barrel is a lot more than fried chicken, amazing meatloaf, and biscuits & gravy, but they sure know how to prepare those perennial Southern favorites. The restaurants are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and you’ll find the breakfast menu is available all day long.
I pulled off I-​4 at Highway 27 and drove north to the little town of Davenport, FL in search of some breakfast, and sure enough there was a Cracker Barrel by the side of the highway. The restaurant was filled with locals discussing their morning golf games and favorite fishing holes, and they were intermingled with tourists that were in the area for some Spring Training baseball games.
My waitress rushed over to the table with her trusty pot of freshly-​brewed coffee, and didn’t bat an eye when I asked for water instead of coffee. I ordered my usual Smokehouse Breakfast which was two eggs scrambled with grits, sawmill gravy and homemade buttermilk biscuits, served with smoked sausage patties, and a large freshly-​squeezed orange juice.
A quick wander around the Old Country Store, and I was back on the road and headed for home.