This location was my first Cracker Barrel experience. The first thing I thought was, why is there a store in the restaurant? Nowadays I like the uniqueness of the set up and the merchandise they sell. The merchandise they sell seems like things you can find at Hallmark. I love the country feel of the decor and I like hospitality. I had a mixed plate of meat loaf and pork with green beans. The food was okay. Simple but good. Overall, I'm glad I got to try Cracker Barrel and I have been to other locations since my first visit for breakfast and lunch.
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Elyse F.
Looking for a fake/ touristy looking country store? Then Cracker Barrel is the place. Many high priced novelty gifts and candy. Food was nothing special. My food came with two eggs. I ordered them over easy. When my food arrived, I was missing one egg. I know counting to two can be hard and all. I also only had one orange slice on my plate when others in my party had two. The waitress brought me out the other egg. Both were cold and rubbery. The french toast was lukewarm. The side dishes are not served on the plate. Each comes on it's own small late or bowl. It took us a couple of minutes to realize that not only was I missing one egg, but my son was missing grits & apples, and my husband was missing his "hash brown pie." The grits had a strange layer on top. I didn't try them, but everyone else in our party did. They were declared bland and gross. My husband's medium steak was beyond well done. a friend of ours said her bacon tasted like fish. She hates fish. The pancakes were deemed the "best" of what we ordered.
(1)
Dave C.
Stopped here on my way back to Indy. The place was packed on a Sunday night due to a craft show nearby. The food was very good. I had not been to a Cracker Barrel in a while because I felt the quality had fallen off but this one seemed to be on top of their game. The Sunday special was a boneless fried chicken breast which was the best I think I've ever had. Very well cooked with great flavor. Our waitress was also very nice and friendly. Really enjoyed our experience at this location.
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Jay P.
It wasnt the food that was the issue, it was getting someone to wait on us. We went it later in the evening to get something to eat. The waitress was cleaning up her area when we were seated. we set there for a good 15-18 minutes and then i asked the lady can we at least place our drink order. She seemed amazed that we were not waited on yet. Then the manager came out and apologized. Then I got totally offended when the token gay person came out to our table. I guess the manager was thinking that we thought, we didn't get waited on because we were gay. That wasn't never the topic of conversation or brought up. So needless to say now we have to drive from Bridgetown to tri-county or mason to eat at Cracker Barrel.
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Melissa O.
While in Ohio visiting my family, we decided to get lunch with all my aunts, uncles and cousins there. I hadn't been to a Cracker Barrel in ages, and my husband never had. I was pleasantly surprised how great everything was. The service was super fast, especially considering how crowded it was and how large a group we were. The food was great (I had the chicken dinner) but for me, the best part of my meal was their lemonade. Amazing, reminded me how my great aunt used to make it. So delicious. The waiters sang happy birthday to my husband, cousin and uncle (who have birthdays close together) and the sundae they gave them was great, and yes I did steal my husbands birthday sundae! The waitresses we had were sweet and really friendly. Another plus. Also love the little shop in front. All in all, a great place to get a good meal at a good price!
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Tricia G.
Too loud, too crowded, it's like a food factory. They want you in and out.
(1)
Juliane S.
The pancakes were amazing. And that's about it. Craker Barrel used to have semi decent food but like nearly all chains the bigger they've grown the more lax theyve gotten in food quality. Bacon was chewy and literally dripping with grease. Gravy was cold. Grits were Quaker Instant. Only the pancakes were good. Service was not bad they the nano-second you have an empty plate the servers are bugging you asking if they can remove anything. They are running out of dishes in the back and cycle through them as fast as possible. Even more so than most chains - you feel like a number and are treated like a number. Not bad customer service necessarily but this is manufactured assembly line style eating and it is way more noticeable than other chains. Not worth a trip.
(2)
Nick M.
Went here on a Sunday night for dinner. I had the buttermilk fried chicken dinner, which is the Sunday special. It was really good. I would definitely go back and get it again. If you are just looking for a down home, laid back place that seems to serve nothing but comfort food, then Cracker Barrel is your place!
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
Roxy W.
This location was my first Cracker Barrel experience. The first thing I thought was, why is there a store in the restaurant? Nowadays I like the uniqueness of the set up and the merchandise they sell. The merchandise they sell seems like things you can find at Hallmark. I love the country feel of the decor and I like hospitality. I had a mixed plate of meat loaf and pork with green beans. The food was okay. Simple but good. Overall, I'm glad I got to try Cracker Barrel and I have been to other locations since my first visit for breakfast and lunch.
(3)Elyse F.
Looking for a fake/ touristy looking country store? Then Cracker Barrel is the place. Many high priced novelty gifts and candy. Food was nothing special. My food came with two eggs. I ordered them over easy. When my food arrived, I was missing one egg. I know counting to two can be hard and all. I also only had one orange slice on my plate when others in my party had two. The waitress brought me out the other egg. Both were cold and rubbery. The french toast was lukewarm. The side dishes are not served on the plate. Each comes on it's own small late or bowl. It took us a couple of minutes to realize that not only was I missing one egg, but my son was missing grits & apples, and my husband was missing his "hash brown pie." The grits had a strange layer on top. I didn't try them, but everyone else in our party did. They were declared bland and gross. My husband's medium steak was beyond well done. a friend of ours said her bacon tasted like fish. She hates fish. The pancakes were deemed the "best" of what we ordered.
(1)Dave C.
Stopped here on my way back to Indy. The place was packed on a Sunday night due to a craft show nearby. The food was very good. I had not been to a Cracker Barrel in a while because I felt the quality had fallen off but this one seemed to be on top of their game. The Sunday special was a boneless fried chicken breast which was the best I think I've ever had. Very well cooked with great flavor. Our waitress was also very nice and friendly. Really enjoyed our experience at this location.
(4)Jay P.
It wasnt the food that was the issue, it was getting someone to wait on us. We went it later in the evening to get something to eat. The waitress was cleaning up her area when we were seated. we set there for a good 15-18 minutes and then i asked the lady can we at least place our drink order. She seemed amazed that we were not waited on yet. Then the manager came out and apologized. Then I got totally offended when the token gay person came out to our table. I guess the manager was thinking that we thought, we didn't get waited on because we were gay. That wasn't never the topic of conversation or brought up. So needless to say now we have to drive from Bridgetown to tri-county or mason to eat at Cracker Barrel.
(2)Melissa O.
While in Ohio visiting my family, we decided to get lunch with all my aunts, uncles and cousins there. I hadn't been to a Cracker Barrel in ages, and my husband never had. I was pleasantly surprised how great everything was. The service was super fast, especially considering how crowded it was and how large a group we were. The food was great (I had the chicken dinner) but for me, the best part of my meal was their lemonade. Amazing, reminded me how my great aunt used to make it. So delicious. The waiters sang happy birthday to my husband, cousin and uncle (who have birthdays close together) and the sundae they gave them was great, and yes I did steal my husbands birthday sundae! The waitresses we had were sweet and really friendly. Another plus. Also love the little shop in front. All in all, a great place to get a good meal at a good price!
(4)Tricia G.
Too loud, too crowded, it's like a food factory. They want you in and out.
(1)Juliane S.
The pancakes were amazing. And that's about it. Craker Barrel used to have semi decent food but like nearly all chains the bigger they've grown the more lax theyve gotten in food quality. Bacon was chewy and literally dripping with grease. Gravy was cold. Grits were Quaker Instant. Only the pancakes were good. Service was not bad they the nano-second you have an empty plate the servers are bugging you asking if they can remove anything. They are running out of dishes in the back and cycle through them as fast as possible. Even more so than most chains - you feel like a number and are treated like a number. Not bad customer service necessarily but this is manufactured assembly line style eating and it is way more noticeable than other chains. Not worth a trip.
(2)Nick M.
Went here on a Sunday night for dinner. I had the buttermilk fried chicken dinner, which is the Sunday special. It was really good. I would definitely go back and get it again. If you are just looking for a down home, laid back place that seems to serve nothing but comfort food, then Cracker Barrel is your place!
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