Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

I love Cracker Barrel! It is such a cute, fun, and tasty restaurant.
This location is very convenient to anyone who is staying near the airport or the Conway area of Orlando. It is about a 5 – 7 minute drive to the airport!
We recently went here for breakfast on Valentine’s Day. You can’t really go wrong with Cracker Barrel’s breakfast. They serve it all day too! They have a little bit of everything and they can pretty much put together anything you ask for! I ordered the Maine Blueberry pancakes, loaded with blueberries. It usually comes with blueberry syrup, but the waitress was very nice about accommodating me with regular syrup. The eggs are also very delicious as well as any of the breakfast meats. My mom had ordered one of the breakfasts that came with a wild blueberry muffin and it was HUGE. She tells me it was amazing, so I have to share her word on that one.
The gift shop is filled with cute gifts, candies, and other eclectic items. It really passes the time when you’re waiting for a table because you get to shop while you do so. :)

This is the best cracker barrel around town. We’ve been to others, but this ones service and food is far better than others around. Love this place. we’re from California and don’t have them around.

We were seated quickly and the server was at our table right away. He was very nice and we got our drinks with very little waiting.

Lots of old people here but I love it because I blend in. Love the atmosphere very cute and very country. There is also a gift shop when you enter. The shop offers varieties of baking mixes, snacks and plush toys, and etc.
My hubby and I ordered the sunrise sampler and the good morning sampler. Everything was good except the ham was very salty. The biscuit was so flaky, moist and just melted in your mouth.
The waitress was awesome. If I’m in the area again I will surely come by

I have eaten in so many breakfast restaurants and this one is one of the best. Got here when it opened at 6am after my flight and it was the best decision. I had the Country Boy breakfast with the Ham. The ham cooked in the grill perfection plus the hash brown casserole taste amazing.
Now I’m not a buscuit guy but their home made biscuits are the very best. The gravy topped over it melted in your mouth like a m&ms inside a microwave.
The coffee was good and the service was great.
Overall a great spot for breakfast. Can’t wait to eat here again.

After so many years wanting to try this place I finally stopped and gave my self the treat.
Really good)] toast, $ 7.99 breakfast with eggs and bacon. Large OJ $ 2.69
They have a old country store inside each store

I love this location. Everyone here is nice and very quick with your order. I have never really had to wait longer than 15 min to get in and I normally go for Sunday breakfast. It’s clean and the food is always hot when served. They have plenty of staff to service you. Today I had the chicken and rice soup and it was delicious! Loaded with chicken! Will definitely get it again

Flash back to three years ago, and my girlfriends and I went to the fanciest brunch restaurants in town. Now, with babies and toddlers, and busy lives, Cracker Barrel serves great food at great prices, while pacifying the tiny demons for an hour or so every Saturday morning.
My favorite is the egg and biscuit combo. What delicious biscuits!!! So flaky and warm and nostalgic. Their pancakes are ok, but they also offer a great seasonal menu. Get there early, wait times can exceed 30 minutes if you are there much later than 9 on a weekend!

Awesome restaurant. Wish we had them in California. Every time I fly into Orlando I make a point to stop here. The food is excellent and the service is beyond compare.

Shockingly good. Went here for Sunday brunch. I had the chicken biscuits. The biscuits are ridiculously good (way better than I expected) and the chicken was nice and crispy while still maintaining a decent amount of chicken in it (rather than just being all breading). The hashbrown casserole was pretty good, I got mine extra-​crispy and it was still at the lower end of how crispy I like my hashbrowns, and the eggs were solid, if unspectacular. But the ability to get food for 3 people for $ 25, have everyone happy and full is unheard up by the airport. Even if we had gone to Ihop it would have been the same price or more, and this food was WAY better.

A solid 3 stars for a decent breakfast with great service and the kitchy-​est store around.
I love Cracker Barrel for what it is (country-​style breakfast, funny/​silly gifts, lots of warm southern smiles), but also recognize what it isn’t (a local option, healthy, overly authentic). I’ve been to this one a few times when friends have had a hankering for the nostalgia and cheap breakfast. Who hasn’t gotten off the highway on a long family trip and played a round of that triangle wood with pegs table game?
What I like:
— The service is always exceptional. I have friends with particular tastes and allergies and the servers are always on their A-​game.
— The Christmas decorations, sweaters, and insane (let hilarious) decorations you find in the front shop. In early September. When it’s still 90 degrees outside. This isn’t a complaint– I find it pretty amusing!
— It’s huge and that means the tables have some space and you don’t feel on top of each other.
— The scrambled eggs (fluffy and moist), and pancakes. Seriously. Those pancakes are legit.
— The fall flavors menu additions. This basic b**** likes her seasonal flavors.
What I don’t love:
— The French toast was disappointing. It just looked and tasted bland and wasn’t a hit this time.
— The overwhelming push towards purchasing something makes if feel pretty inauthentic. I like the store but even the rocking chairs inside the restaurant portion of the property all have big tags advertising them for purchase. We’ve already passed a line of them in the front, all with price tags, and this just feels like overkill. (Which I realize is a ridiculous complaint because the whole point of CB seems to be overkill…)
Overall, I wouldn’t necessarily pick CB over a more local option, but am down to go if others want to. This makes is a solid 3– which is an A-​OK!

I was craving a hearty brunch and Cracker Barrel did not disappoint. Although I had to hunt for a parking spot, I was quickly seated and the food came out fast. The biscuits were so soft and buttery, you can eat them plain, but adding the homemade gravy took them to another level! The only complaint would be the lack of seasoning on the grits and scrambled eggs, but nothing that a few shakes of the salt and pepper shakers can’t solve. I’ll definitely be coming back though!

Moved from California ((no Cracker Barrels because they don’t like butter in CA)) to Florida… first thing on the TO DO list? Go to Cracker Barrel (that’s no joke, folks).
We came for breakfast, my first breakfast at Cracker Barrel (I’ve been for dinner at a different location). This place was hopping, but we were seated and our server was just the nicest lady (I think her name might have been Toni, it was hard to see, the embroidery on her apron was frayed a bit making it difficult to read). She kept checking in on us, asking «How is my family doing?» Omigosh!!! I LOVE it!!! Your family is doing great!!!
We ordered all the breakfast staples… pancakes, country fried steak, biscuits, gravy, grits, sausage… and it was all sooooooo good. This might be one of the best country fried steaks I’ve ever eaten. The grits were delish (well, the 2 bites of them I got before my son stole the bowl away from me), the gravy was yummy, the biscuits deserve poems written about them, the fried apples are still my favorite (I could eat them all day long). I tried my sons pancakes and felt instance remorse at not ordering some for myself. Fluffy in the middle, thin with that slight crunch on the outer edge. They were served with the cutest little bottles of REAL maple syrup. ((Why do you have to hate on Cracker Barrel, California… you guys are missing out on all the CB goodness!!))
So happy to be in Florida, where I can eat at Cracker Barrel all I want. Sure, I may no longer be able to fit out of my front door in 2 years, which brings me to my suggestion to the CB Corp… maybe take out the chairs and replace with treadmills. No? Ok, it was just a thought. No matter… I shall continue to visit (although, I may have to learn to pace myself a bit because it did just occur to me that if I can’t fit out of the front door, I won’t be able to fit into the Cracker Barrel, so that could be a problem). I feel a gym membership in my near future.
Keep up the great work and a big tongues out to California, denier of the Cracker Barrel to it’s poor butter deprived citizens. LOL

I have never had a Southern Breakfast like this before visiting this Cracker Barrel (I am from Seattle, if that helps!) So when I had a long layover in Orlando, we jumped a cab to a this Cracker Barrel for breakfast, bright and early on a Sunday morning.
The lady offered us coffee even before we sat down. After flying all night and a huge day ahead, it was just plain glorious and the service was quick to refill.
So I never had anything like what they offered, so we asked lots of questions and ordered all kinds of things. The sweetheart helping us had worked here for years and was absolutely stellar at answering everything helpfully.
I ordered and/​or tasted:
–biscuits and gravy
–fried apples
–grits
–turkey sausage
–fried eggs
–hashbrown casserole (yum!)
~*-PANCAKES*~ —those were my favorite, can you tell?! Nice and light and flavorful. makes me think of those from the Original Pancake House. Nom.
Overall, terrific service, pancakes, and overall a really lovely way to try a big ol Southern breakfast feast!

I have never been to a Cracker Barrel until my trip to Universal for my Harry Potter adventure. This place is basically a food coma waiting to happen, which is why I loved it.
Southern. Food. NOMZ. There is nothing even remotely close to this back home. Yeah, we have Brenda’s, but Cracker Barrel has the advantage of 1) super tasty food, 2) decent prices, and 3) enormous, southern-​sized portions.
Realistically, I probably should have just shared a platter with my boyfriend.
In reality, I ordered my own and realized, «Huh. Okay. This is a lot of food. I should probably not do a dumb thing and eat all of it or I will probably end up needing to go to the hospital.»
But BISCUITS! GRAVY! CHICKEN FRIED STEAK! FRIED APPLES! HASHBROWN CASSEROLES! Where can you go wrong? Pretty much nowhere. Also, our server was the kindest person on the planet, I’m convinced of it. He was able to juggle a bunch of tables at once and he was still able to help everyone with a smile. There is also a game on the table that challenged my brain while we waited.
The only thing I regret was not leaving enough room to try that crazy-​sounding Coca-​Cola cake. Oh yes. I went in here knowing the possible consequences, but the food and service was so excellent, I can tell you that I at least did it on purpose.
And then I bought a bunch of candy on the way out, because why not?

I’ve visited this Cracker Barrel location before as a last meal heading back to Dallas. The experiences have been mixed, but this review reflects this particular visit.
Wait time was just a few minutes. We were sat and promptly met our waitress who took our drink orders (Tea) and came back quickly with them. She was very exacting with taking our order. I ordered the Good Morning breakfast from the Healthy section of the menu. Glad to see Cracker Barrel is doing that given more people are tracking calories. I got it with the Egg Beaters, Turkey Sausage, Hash Brown Casserole, and fruit cup weighing in at 375 calories. Impressed.
The food came out in less than 10 minutes… very surprised. The eggs were doing perfectly and not dry… the turkey sausage had a great flavor and were juicy. The hash brown casserole tasted fresh with a good balance of a cheese and onion flavor. Yum.
The fruit cup… yes, that think you’re not sure of when eating at a chain restaurant. It was a delight. The pineapples tasted like they were picked right off the tree. Bonus star for the freshness or this would be a 3.
Bottom Line: Cracker Barrel is a hit and miss and this time was a hit. Prompt service, freshly cooked food at 2pm, and fresh fruit make this a great experience for this establishment. I’ll be back.

While eating at Cracker Barrel I had this thought, «This is why you’re fat. This is why America is fat.»
I’ve heard about Cracker Barrel for years, but I didn’t get my first Cracker Barrel experience until my husband and I made a trip to Orlando and decided to eat there. When I expressed an interest in eating at Cracker Barrel, he raised his eyebrows and shrugged as if to say, «It’s your heart attack and high blood pressure condition (aka funeral).»
As two Californians who often see vegan this, vegetarian that, gluten-​free this, and organic that, Cracker Barrel sort of shocked me.
1. They offer a full breakfast menu (breakfast served all day) and a full dinner menu.
2. Both menus are ladened with southern specialties (grits, okra, chicken livers, chicken and dumplings, etc.)
3. The entrees come with THREE VEGETABLES. Well, when I saw that, I thought, «Oh! Cool! I won’t feel too bad about eating breaded chicken.» Imagine my surprise when I saw fried apples, mac n cheese, and MASHED POTATOES as vegetables. I died laughing. To their credit, the actual title of the section said Vegetables ‘n Sides, but seriously. There were, like, two vegetables on the menu that were not sugared, battered, and/​or fried.
4. When we placed the order, we also were given an option for biscuits and… cornbread (I think).
5. When the food came, I sat in shock. I had enough food to share with three people.
The food was mediocre at best; I think Cracker Barrel is one of those establishments you eat at as a kid, and you grow up thinking it’s amazing. The food is on par with any Denny’s or Applebee’s – there’s just a ton of it, and I think that’s why people go crazy for Cracker Barrel.
Our server, Nicole, was super sweet and attentive. Five stars for her! After I consumed enough food for The Duggars, I still wanted to try Cracker Barrel’s Coca Cola cake. Nicole was sweet enough to put two massive slices in a to-​go container for us.
My husband and I waddled around the Cracker Barrel store for 15 minutes (I noticed the women’s clothing went up to size XXXL), made a few purchases, and left the store. On the way back to our hotel we sat in silence as we considered our eating sins and the obesity rates in America. I silently vowed to not do this to my body again.
We got back to our hotel, looked at each other with sad eyes, and proceeded to eat the thick, fudgey Coca Cola cake. YOLO.

It’s Cracker Barrel but I think there needs to be a name change Uhhm like «white barrel «don’t they know cracker is an offensive name to a large group of People.
Service was quick.
Food was typical.
I love their biscuits tho! Just skip the rest of the menu.
Next on my list is the chicken and dumplings! They rock!
Skip the salads it’s the south at any Cracker Barrel and you could end up with that slimy mess so it’s hit and miss. It was a miss here slimy frozen lettuce. :/

Extremely long wait on a Saturday morning, which is understandable. Food was just ok once we got it, was not piping hot as one would expect if fresh. Two diners had ordered two lalrge breakfast meals. 5 different plates were brought out by a runner with no explanation as to what plate belonged with what meal.
I ordered the Double meat breakfast and was charged more for the special Double Meat breakfast with Pancakes (pancaked arrived and were not touched, as I didn’t order them). Somehow my side of ham was added as an additional $ 5.49. for ONE small slice of ham?! Between those two things my meal cost almost $ 10 more than I expected.
After waiting so long for food we had to quickly pay and run to get back to the airport. Checkout was easy at least but I guess they knew better than to ask how the meal was.

Geez I’m going to have to start a list to keep track of all these Cracker Barrel Restaurants being they are basically all clones it can get confusing. I too frequent this location out of convenience being it’s the best option when catching an early flight out of MCO.
Consistent is the best description, they all look alike, the country stores, the food quality, the décor, the servers, etc, etc, etc, etc. Controlling the servers is a requirement or they will bring you a little of everything in the kitchen and tell you about their life.
Two eggs over medium — smoked sausage patties — crispy bacon — grits — grilled sourdough bread — hot coffee with cream and my check please — I promise to tip.
Oh by the way I am awesome at the wooden peg game lol

Un buen restorant para comer comida casera, de buen sabor, fresco y de calidad, comida sana a un buen precio, atención normal y buen precio.