Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Food is always good as we always look for a Cracker Barrel for breakfast while traveling. Our food server went above and beyond today to accommodate our family as we were in a bit of a hurry.
Will be back to this location next time we are in the area.

Best restaurant for good country food! The staff is so loving like you’re one of the family. And the retail store sales the best old fashioned candy and trinkets. Such a family oriented place and great for old time discussions and good memories. Love it here!

I came here on a Tuesday morning for breakfast with my boyfriend. This wasn’t too different then the other 1000 Cracker Barrels I’ve been to. I had eggs and he had French toast. My food was good and the price wasn’t bad. Pretty typical for cracker barrel.

Most of the waitresses are completely rude, our waitresses was bluntly rude up until it was almost time to tip her. Service was unbelievably slow, food took at least a half hour to come out… it 730 in the evening on a Sunday, there was literally 4 people in there including my family. Love Crackle Barrel but will NEVER eat at this one again.

The restaurant was pretty good. The wait staff was super nice but it got packed. We went on a Saturday around noon. I ordered a really good steak a skillet and the veggies were all fresh and tasty. The biscuits were homemade and great. Our kids loved it too. No complaints.

We all know what Cracker Barrel is and what is not. This is by far our favorite Cracker Barrel location that we have ever tried. What this location has that others lack is the most wonderful waitress we have ever had at any Cracker Barrel — her name is Dale. We drive past this location every year and stop by for breakfast on our way to New York City. Every year Dale is still there which is a surprise to us! She is so attentive and cheerful and helpful that we cannot believe some other local eatery has not snapped this gem up. Don’t get me wrong — we have always received great service at this location but Dale is so exceptional that she is the cream that rises to the top. We usually have our travel maps with us on the table — she takes note and asks where we are going — listens carefully and tells us if there is any construction and if so how to avoid it if possible — she is very observant and always looking for a way to provide the best customer service she can — what a credit she is to the Cracker Barrel. Management — do all you can to hang onto her! The men and women who work behind the sundries counter as you walk in likewise always are friendly and cheerful — we always have a good feeling when we come to this Cracker Barrel — Will definitely be returning on our next trip:)

Service was great. I always had fresh hot coffee. The food was decent. I always love the shop & come home with some goodies.

I love Cracker Barrel and the food is super delicious. This particular location I’ve been to many times. It’s a little far and out of the way for us to go to breakfast or dinner, but we always enjoy our food.
The only thing I don’t like is the wait. If you come on the weekends for breakfast or lunch… You may wait up to an hour for a table. But we’ve come on weekends and only waited 15 minutes.
The menu has lots of food and everything is good quality and made from scratch. I love the food and the options. Usually my fiancé will order a lunch item and I’ll order a breakfast one, so then we can share with each other.
I do wish the coffee was a little better as I’ve had better diner coffee before. The service and waitresses are always friendly and service is fast.
In general, of all the chain restaurants in the world, this is one of the few that I go to regularly. Most others, I would refuse to go to… but Cracker Barrel focuses on the quality of food (unlike those other chain restaurants).
The location is a little tricky. It’s near I-​80, but you have to turn by a Wendy’s and go past a hotel and some businesses until you see the restaurant.

45 minutes and still no food! Won’t be coming back. This was after waiting over 10 minutes for just drinks! I always stop at Cracker Barrel whyI’m near one and this one has terrible service! Several people in our section had long waits!

You go to one, you go to all of them.
Decent tasting food for a slightly reasonable price.
Friendly staff and food that reminds me of the South, I’ll keep going back.
Especially since the wife loves it.

Horrible service. After we were seated by the hostess we sat for ten minutes without being acknowledged. Our drink order was finally taken by the hostess. After another 5 minutes our waitress finally comes to the table and takes our order. She then disappeared into the back. We sat for 15 minutes on empty drinks waiting for food. As we were sitting, we watched other waiters actually do their job and serve other tables around us. We finally had enough and asked for a manager. The manager was just as incompetent as our server. This place is a bunch of amateurs. Casey and the woman who called herself a «manager» have no business working in the service industry. This place desperately needs better staff.

Last two times we’ve been there the service was terrible. It was even worse today, so bad we left no tip and I never do that! Took 10 minutes for the waitress to acknowledge us, then bringing the coffee and juice and didn’t come back until the food came out. Food was burnt, steak overdone, just all are over bad times. Every other waitress was all over the place, ours seemed like she was on a break. Just horrible. Probably won’t visit this store again.

Me and my family were at Cracker Barrel on Sunday and the waitress we had working there was the best she make sure that Iced tea and Pop was filled as soon as the glass one we sat at table ¹⁴²⁄₁ I think her code number was 9816 if we had more waitresses like her eating out would be the greatest

The chicken and dumplings were seriously delicious! The cornbread and biscuits were overcooked and not warm when served. Boo. Service was friendly, but the dining area was a bit chilly.

My problem is never the food. Always the same. My issue is with service. Sat for almost 10 minutes before we were acknowledged by a waitress. Eggs sent back. Still not right the second time. Sad.

Food and service is always great.
You can’t go wrong with getting your old tome country fix at this place… Pricing is great for what you get.
Always walk away sleepy with a ton of food in my belly.

It’s just O.K. nothing special food is meh. Don’t need the circuses when I’m hungry just good food.

I have to say I love Cracker Barrel and there really isn’t much to say about it as I would assume everyone knows what the food is like and the general gist of the place. I always get what I think is the Mama’s breakfast — bacon, eggs, biscuits, pancakes. The syrup comes out hot — nice!
This location gets a 2 from me. Not because the food was bad but because of little things that make other Cracker Barrel locations superior to this one:
1. No checkerboards outside on the porch. How could they not do this? I have never been to a Crackbarrel with no checkerboards.
2. None of those round old fashioned lollipops that I used to buy whenever I went to Cracker Barrel. What happened to those? I am nervous because the past two Cracker Barrels I have been to haven’t had my favorite butterscotch lollipops. Lollipops are very important to me and it is always a disappointment when you expect to get decent lollipops somewhere and they have none.
3. Impossible to find. You basically have to circle around in some random empty parking lots behind some hotels to find this place. It is near the intersection of what seem to be too pretty major roads but you can’t seem to access it from either. It is weird, and I am amazed it was as crowded as it was considering how difficult it was for us to find it, even with GPS.
4. Scatterbrained waitress. I understand that it is busy and easy to forget things when there is a large crowd, but still, it is Cracker Barrel and is always busy so you think the wait staff would be able to keep up. The waitress was really sweet and nice but kept forgetting things and getting stuff wrong. One example was with my Coke. I asked for Coke with no ice. She said OK, then came back later asked what did I want to get again, and I said coke with NO ice with an emphasis. She brought a Coke with ice. Both times she asked later if I wanted a refill I said yes, but could you please not put ice in the Coke this time? Both times she said «of course» and both times the Coke came with ice. Really not a huge deal, but it is strange to explicitly ask for something three times and get something else. Ice dilutes the flavor of the Coke.
Other than that, the food is still great. Cracker Barrel has never gotten the food wrong for me.

Stopped in here while traveling across the state, and I should have kept going. I have eaten at Cracker Barrels before, but this visit was the pits. Walked and got seated fairly quick, the waitress appeared and askeed if we ready to order. She filled the coffee cups and walked away. She came back seconds later asking us to order, see this several times. I was wondered if she was on a set time to place orders. We both ordered the Country Boy with ham.
As our coffee ran out, our waitress was no where to be found. Looking around all the other servers were taking care of their tables, not ours. The meal came out and the ham slice looked like a piece of ham jerky, it was just plain over cooked and tough. Also the eggs were luke warm, the one thing a can not eat is cold eggs. My one thing I judge service on is the fullness of my coffee cup. With no ice water on the table, the only liquid was the hard to find coffee. The other thing about this place is that they only bring out a hand full of creamers. We had to chase her down for coffee and then again for cream.

Cracker barrel is ok, their food is poorly seasoned. Besides the pancakes and biscuits, there is noting exciting about this restaurant.
Their buttermilk battered fried fish and chicken is damp, not crunchy. Their veggies are bland and taste like they came out of a can. The more I think about this place I want to take a star away.