I know that there's a Cracker Barrel somewhere in Cincinnati, OH, but I've never been to it. This is my first time at a Cracker Barrel, and although I was skeptical about it, I was won over by the time I left. The storefront is really cool! They have everything from headache balm, to clothes, quilts, vintage candies and sodas, and candles. It reminds me of the old general stores, so I guess they nailed the concept. This location had rockers out in the front for people to chill out on, and you could buy them if you chose to. The breakfast menu has something like, "It's never too late for the most important meal of the day" to which I was definitely like "Amen." I got the Old Timer's Breakfast, which included: Two eggs, Grits, Sawmill Gravy, Two Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits, Hashbrown Casserole, and Bacon. Bacon was good (Nothing beats the sugar cured bacon at Clinton Street Baking Company in NYC), but I wasn't too fond of the grits (it was bland), nor the gravy. HOWEVER, The biscuits are so, so, so, so, soooooooooo good. Make sure to request the apple butter, smother it on your biscuit, and revel in the taste of delicious, butter, warm-in-your-tum comfort. Oh my gosh, I wish I could just order 5 bajillion biscuits and a tub of apple butter. The hashbrown casserole was okay (kinda cheesy). I do have to say though, my boyfriend got the Chicken Fried Chicken with mashed potatoes and greenbeans, and his food was more delicious. I'm totally getting that next time. The woman who served us was really friendly, and it really felt like we were given a dose of friendly southern hospitality. tl;dr southern hospitality forreals, biscuits with apple butter is a must. chicken fried chicken is amazeballs. Throwback Home on the Range storefront is pretty cool. Vintage candies!
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Nell H.
We have eaten here many times over the years, but today was our last visit. Fried chicken so hard it couldn't be cut with a knife (no they didn't charge us for it after we told them), very small vegetable portions, service so inconsistent that we had to change tables to find someone who seemed competent, etc. When there weren't many other options in this area, it was good. Now that there are choices with great service, fresher food, larger portions.....check out Logan's at Nashville West.
(3)
Patrick S.
Slooooooooow service. Walked in with 4 tables around us sitting with no drinks or anything. Food is ok but service is bad.
(2)
Ramses S.
The food was good and the service was okay . The biscuits they give we're not that good and the prices on the food was not too bad.
(3)
John S.
Thanksgiving Feast rocks ! Im telling you we had a great meal yesterday for our Thanksgiving, at Cracker Barrell. Our total was $24 as we of course ordered the special w turkey and ham , stuffing (great!%!) , cranberry sauce , green beans , biscuits & cornbread , sweet potatoe souflee s, pie. We almost went to another spot that was 31 per person w long wait before we decided to give this a try and Im so pleased! What a bargain also for like 10 plus drink and tax! You know the store really does have some great gifts and surely is and idea generator if you don't buy even. -John , Nashville Tn
(4)
Corey W.
This place is a testament to chain restaurant's ability to clone an experience and reproduce it again and again and again. I start to wonder if they are cloning the service staff as well.... But it is exactly what you would expect from a Cracker barrel. Cheap but good country style breakfast food. Eggs are generally cooked well but lack much seasoning, and that is pretty much the same story for all of their food. I can guarantee if you get any of their breakfast platters or sampler's you will walk away full for about $10 or less. Great early morning food when you need a filling breakfast and don't want to cook. Watch out though, these places tend to be packed so you might have to wait around a bit for a seat. That's ok though because it gives you time to wander around the store for a minute and maybe pick up a new cookbook to round out your collection.
(3)
Cheryl D.
Today was my worst experience ever: 1. We were not given water. 2. Each question that we asked our server she did not know the answer. 3. My toddler dropped flatware and spilled creamer, we asked our server for these items twice and the 2 male servers that delivered our food. No one helped us. Until the manager came, and we never got the extra napkins. 4. Most of the food delivered was cold. 5. My mother ordered trout; we thought it would come with 2 pieces as per what we read. She got 1. When we asked our server she said that's what we ordered. We really did not see two options. As the server, she should have asked us to specify, as she did not. 5. My sons did not get one item each that they ordered. We asked 3 individuals for it. By the time they received it, their other items were ice cold. 6. We asked for the manager. He came and did not introduce himself. He did get my mom another piece of the trout and he removed her items from the bill. This would have been acceptable if that was the only thing wrong. Most managers walk around and ask everyone how is their meal. He did not. This was a Tuesday night and the restaurant was not packed. 7. We ordered at the beginning a to go order. We asked for it at the end. Our server of course forgot and had the nerve to adjust our bill. We were going to leave a small tip, but we had to adjust it too. I was visiting but my mom lives in the area. Needless to say we have never experienced such horrible service. I would hesitate to ever go into another Cracker Barrel. We tried to have patience and she did apologize but enough was enough. So both she and the manager should have done better.
(1)
Mojo S.
I have to preface this review by saying that I've always been a big fan of Cracker Barrel. Ever since having my first taste of their delightful meals I have been the recipient of many a craving for this magical place. My most recent experience has only served to reinforce my positive opinion about this establishment. Not only were the folks at the Nashville location a joy to be served by, but they went out of their way to be friendly to me and my party. They made what could have been a trying day, driving 400 miles in cold ass weather, not so bad. Of course, that could've been partly due to the heavenly chicken n' dumplings and ham platter I had for lunch. Of course, that could've been due to the mac n' cheese that doesn't try to be hard to be fancy. The whole plate was just good eating at a decent price. And what more could you want from a down home diner? I know what to expect when I get to Cracker Barrel. And what I expect is to get a good meal with good friends without any sort of pretensions or posturing.
(4)
Sarah S.
We went to eat here on a Sunday morning so as you may know all Cracker Barrel's seem to be very busy on Sunday mornings. We waited about 30 minutes before we were sat down. Waitress greeted us quickly and we had our waters and coffee. When we placed our order, I asked for some apple butter which wasn't brought out with my meal. I had to ask for it again and still she forgot to bring it out. I was almost done with my food and I asked her one more time and she brought it out this time. Their food is good country home cooking and the service is what to expect they are very busy. We will be back but maybe when it's less busy.
(3)
Brian K.
Check out Loveless Cafe instead. Much more authenic
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Tart L.
Get off the Charlotte avenue exit of I-40 and enjoy their wonderful blueberry pancakes on the way to school or on the way home from work. Their breakfast stuff is all good, all the time. It's an asset to the west Nashville Bellevue area. If you're still into counting carbs, the low carb breakfast plates can be ordered.
(4)
Denise M.
I really, really want to give it a higher score! I like Cracker Barrel restaurants, and its very rare that I have a bad experience. The food was incredible. Our waitress was great. But its the manager that set the whole tone of the meal off at bad. We had to wait a little while to get seated. It happens. We weren't in a rush. Finally, a gentleman comes to take us to our seat just as the hostess came to the stand. Before he seated us, he proceeded chew her out for being, "five minutes late!" I was appalled. My husband and I both have experience in the service industry and our entire meal was spent stewing over what had happened. I will definitely hesitate to return based on that experience. I can't associate this location with a positive experience...
(3)
David O.
I guess this will be my new "Go-To" Cracker Barrel since its the closest to my new House. I had no complaints about my visit and everyone was as friendly as I've experienced at any other Cracker Barrel. Wait and line seemed about normal, and parking is as ample as I've come to expect.
(3)
Hall W.
I am not a Cracker Barrel regular that worships the place (like some people) and nor am I a Cracker Barrel virgin... so basically I'm rating this like a regular restaurant. and wow.. what a place this is... the food from the sunrise breakfast to the pancakes was glorious and came out quick (but not ridiculous diner quick so you know some TLC was paid to them). They managed to give custom drink orders from one of our high maintenance friends and tolerated our super funny yet slightly cranky super cougar friend. There was a lot of attention (but not too much so to be annoying) and of course - a full meal for 4 that cheers you up for about 45 dollars - what a great deal. I will say, if your fashion yourself as a lumbersexual - you will probably fit right in. gawker.com/are-you-a-lum… There was even parking! The only reason why it doesn't get a 5th star because it was wowing... but not super wow - and a lot of the Americana things at the store were Made in China. We also did wait half an hour... a little nutty for a chain breakfast place.
(4)
Rachel D.
Thank you Cracker Barrel for accommodating our party of 20! We were in town for a family reunion of sorts and CB is just one of those places you have to visit while in the South. The food was out very quickly and the servers tending to us were super nice, despite our many requests. Thanks again CB!
(4)
Liz H.
So if you're God forbid, not white and want to come in here and be stared down to the point you have to leave because as you eat you feel more and more eyes on you and because I guess there are no such human beings darker than white, then look no further, CB is for you. Name says it all, no pun intended.
(1)
Andy B.
There's really not much to write about here. I've been here twice and ordered breakfast one time and country fried steak another, and both ended up just being passable, at best. And I grew up visiting the south and Cracker Barrel would always be my first stop for a country fried steak. Honestly, I'd myuch rather go to the other southern staple diner for half the price.
(2)
Corey G.
I'm a big breakfast fan and Cracker Barrel has made a reputation on being one of the best in the business at serving breakfast but this location fell a little short of my expectations. Finding parking was almost impossible. We were quoted a 5-10 minute wait for a table that turned into almost a 30 minute wait. Our wait for food almost matched that. We asked our server for biscuits and cornbread while we waited, noting that others around us had received biscuits and she angrily told us that we had to ask for biscuits during our wait, I figured that would be a simple courtesy since they are included in the price of the meal anyways. Upon getting our food, the breakfast steak that I ordered Rare came out Med Well, I could understand if the steak continued to cook itself under the headlamp at a med rare or med but being med well means it was left on the grill too long. I love Cracker Barrel and continue to visit them but this location simply missed the mark on this day.
(3)
Susan S.
I usually can't stand to eat at Cracker Barrel restaurants. Maybe it's because I was raised as a foodie's daughter. Typically their food doesn't have enough seasoning for my likes. But their chicken and cornbread stuffing wasn't bad. Chicken was oven baked and not over cooked. The skin had good flavor and was crisp. I wish the cornbread stuffing was made with chunks of white bread instead, but it had fairly good flavor. I was shocked that this was Cracker Barrel food.
(3)
Promise B.
Cracker Barrel, you never disappoint me. I have things to look at while I wait, and when I am seated your staff has always been so friendly even on days you are swamped, but most importantly, your food takes me back to my grandmother's kitchen in TX!! Tastes like it's all made from scratch, I'm in southern heaven when I dine here. The biscuits, the pancakes, the dumplings...drooling now!
(5)
Kat L.
Wednesday lunch 5.99 pot pie special. Let's do this. This was one of the most amazing pot pies I have ever had in my life and just the thought of it right now makes my stomach cry that I can't enjoy it. Everything about it was perfect from the big chunks of fresh veggies to the tender chicken to the perfectly cooked crust. Seriously. But you really don't need to read this to know you should go here because they are just pure legend.
(5)
Benjamin S.
Nothing really to rave about this location. Since moving up here, this was the closest location, but we never really frequented it that much. I rate this 3 stars because during my visits, while the food was consistently good, the staff was ho-hum. Don't get me wrong, the service was good, just not as memorable as other locations.
(3)
Gary E.
Service was good from Hostess to Waitress to Cashier. My order came out quickly (Reuben Platter) and looked & tasted excellent! I would definitely dine there again.
(4)
Michael G.
Great service. Loved the cheesy hash browns, hot coffee, and cheese on my scrambled eggs. The B&G is not my favorite, but always enjoy the country feel and comfort food. The convenience shop as you wait to get a table or to check out after your meal is always fun. Thanks for some pleasant service and great food. I would love to see Cracker Barrel out west someday.
(5)
Stephanie M.
We stopped here on our way back home. Excellent server. The staff here seemed more genuine than I have seen in a long time. Malik was wonderful and was attentive to our needs even before we were aware of our needs. Chloeisha, the cashier was honest and gave me back the extra money I gave when I paid. Thank you for your genuine and honest staff.
(5)
Dee Dee V.
This location seems to continually have problems and the food quality is never as consistent as many of the other locations. Recently I was encouraged to see Brown Rice Pilaf on the menu. I ordered it but when it came it was NOT brown rice at all. It was processed white rice with a sparse few grains of black rice being passed off as healthy whole grain brown rice. I contacted corporate to ask this was actually brown rice and if this was going to be what they intended to serve up. It's been weeks now and NO REPLY. False advertising???
(2)
Jeffery J.
Over all not a bad place to eat. Just keep in mind at peak times there can be a long wait. Food is good over all and when not they do their very best to make it right. Oh and also when at peak times the parking lot can be fill up quick.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Yuna D.
I know that there's a Cracker Barrel somewhere in Cincinnati, OH, but I've never been to it. This is my first time at a Cracker Barrel, and although I was skeptical about it, I was won over by the time I left. The storefront is really cool! They have everything from headache balm, to clothes, quilts, vintage candies and sodas, and candles. It reminds me of the old general stores, so I guess they nailed the concept. This location had rockers out in the front for people to chill out on, and you could buy them if you chose to. The breakfast menu has something like, "It's never too late for the most important meal of the day" to which I was definitely like "Amen." I got the Old Timer's Breakfast, which included: Two eggs, Grits, Sawmill Gravy, Two Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits, Hashbrown Casserole, and Bacon. Bacon was good (Nothing beats the sugar cured bacon at Clinton Street Baking Company in NYC), but I wasn't too fond of the grits (it was bland), nor the gravy. HOWEVER, The biscuits are so, so, so, so, soooooooooo good. Make sure to request the apple butter, smother it on your biscuit, and revel in the taste of delicious, butter, warm-in-your-tum comfort. Oh my gosh, I wish I could just order 5 bajillion biscuits and a tub of apple butter. The hashbrown casserole was okay (kinda cheesy). I do have to say though, my boyfriend got the Chicken Fried Chicken with mashed potatoes and greenbeans, and his food was more delicious. I'm totally getting that next time. The woman who served us was really friendly, and it really felt like we were given a dose of friendly southern hospitality. tl;dr southern hospitality forreals, biscuits with apple butter is a must. chicken fried chicken is amazeballs. Throwback Home on the Range storefront is pretty cool. Vintage candies!
(4)Nell H.
We have eaten here many times over the years, but today was our last visit. Fried chicken so hard it couldn't be cut with a knife (no they didn't charge us for it after we told them), very small vegetable portions, service so inconsistent that we had to change tables to find someone who seemed competent, etc. When there weren't many other options in this area, it was good. Now that there are choices with great service, fresher food, larger portions.....check out Logan's at Nashville West.
(3)Patrick S.
Slooooooooow service. Walked in with 4 tables around us sitting with no drinks or anything. Food is ok but service is bad.
(2)Ramses S.
The food was good and the service was okay . The biscuits they give we're not that good and the prices on the food was not too bad.
(3)John S.
Thanksgiving Feast rocks ! Im telling you we had a great meal yesterday for our Thanksgiving, at Cracker Barrell. Our total was $24 as we of course ordered the special w turkey and ham , stuffing (great!%!) , cranberry sauce , green beans , biscuits & cornbread , sweet potatoe souflee s, pie. We almost went to another spot that was 31 per person w long wait before we decided to give this a try and Im so pleased! What a bargain also for like 10 plus drink and tax! You know the store really does have some great gifts and surely is and idea generator if you don't buy even. -John , Nashville Tn
(4)Corey W.
This place is a testament to chain restaurant's ability to clone an experience and reproduce it again and again and again. I start to wonder if they are cloning the service staff as well.... But it is exactly what you would expect from a Cracker barrel. Cheap but good country style breakfast food. Eggs are generally cooked well but lack much seasoning, and that is pretty much the same story for all of their food. I can guarantee if you get any of their breakfast platters or sampler's you will walk away full for about $10 or less. Great early morning food when you need a filling breakfast and don't want to cook. Watch out though, these places tend to be packed so you might have to wait around a bit for a seat. That's ok though because it gives you time to wander around the store for a minute and maybe pick up a new cookbook to round out your collection.
(3)Cheryl D.
Today was my worst experience ever: 1. We were not given water. 2. Each question that we asked our server she did not know the answer. 3. My toddler dropped flatware and spilled creamer, we asked our server for these items twice and the 2 male servers that delivered our food. No one helped us. Until the manager came, and we never got the extra napkins. 4. Most of the food delivered was cold. 5. My mother ordered trout; we thought it would come with 2 pieces as per what we read. She got 1. When we asked our server she said that's what we ordered. We really did not see two options. As the server, she should have asked us to specify, as she did not. 5. My sons did not get one item each that they ordered. We asked 3 individuals for it. By the time they received it, their other items were ice cold. 6. We asked for the manager. He came and did not introduce himself. He did get my mom another piece of the trout and he removed her items from the bill. This would have been acceptable if that was the only thing wrong. Most managers walk around and ask everyone how is their meal. He did not. This was a Tuesday night and the restaurant was not packed. 7. We ordered at the beginning a to go order. We asked for it at the end. Our server of course forgot and had the nerve to adjust our bill. We were going to leave a small tip, but we had to adjust it too. I was visiting but my mom lives in the area. Needless to say we have never experienced such horrible service. I would hesitate to ever go into another Cracker Barrel. We tried to have patience and she did apologize but enough was enough. So both she and the manager should have done better.
(1)Mojo S.
I have to preface this review by saying that I've always been a big fan of Cracker Barrel. Ever since having my first taste of their delightful meals I have been the recipient of many a craving for this magical place. My most recent experience has only served to reinforce my positive opinion about this establishment. Not only were the folks at the Nashville location a joy to be served by, but they went out of their way to be friendly to me and my party. They made what could have been a trying day, driving 400 miles in cold ass weather, not so bad. Of course, that could've been partly due to the heavenly chicken n' dumplings and ham platter I had for lunch. Of course, that could've been due to the mac n' cheese that doesn't try to be hard to be fancy. The whole plate was just good eating at a decent price. And what more could you want from a down home diner? I know what to expect when I get to Cracker Barrel. And what I expect is to get a good meal with good friends without any sort of pretensions or posturing.
(4)Sarah S.
We went to eat here on a Sunday morning so as you may know all Cracker Barrel's seem to be very busy on Sunday mornings. We waited about 30 minutes before we were sat down. Waitress greeted us quickly and we had our waters and coffee. When we placed our order, I asked for some apple butter which wasn't brought out with my meal. I had to ask for it again and still she forgot to bring it out. I was almost done with my food and I asked her one more time and she brought it out this time. Their food is good country home cooking and the service is what to expect they are very busy. We will be back but maybe when it's less busy.
(3)Brian K.
Check out Loveless Cafe instead. Much more authenic
(2)Tart L.
Get off the Charlotte avenue exit of I-40 and enjoy their wonderful blueberry pancakes on the way to school or on the way home from work. Their breakfast stuff is all good, all the time. It's an asset to the west Nashville Bellevue area. If you're still into counting carbs, the low carb breakfast plates can be ordered.
(4)Denise M.
I really, really want to give it a higher score! I like Cracker Barrel restaurants, and its very rare that I have a bad experience. The food was incredible. Our waitress was great. But its the manager that set the whole tone of the meal off at bad. We had to wait a little while to get seated. It happens. We weren't in a rush. Finally, a gentleman comes to take us to our seat just as the hostess came to the stand. Before he seated us, he proceeded chew her out for being, "five minutes late!" I was appalled. My husband and I both have experience in the service industry and our entire meal was spent stewing over what had happened. I will definitely hesitate to return based on that experience. I can't associate this location with a positive experience...
(3)David O.
I guess this will be my new "Go-To" Cracker Barrel since its the closest to my new House. I had no complaints about my visit and everyone was as friendly as I've experienced at any other Cracker Barrel. Wait and line seemed about normal, and parking is as ample as I've come to expect.
(3)Hall W.
I am not a Cracker Barrel regular that worships the place (like some people) and nor am I a Cracker Barrel virgin... so basically I'm rating this like a regular restaurant. and wow.. what a place this is... the food from the sunrise breakfast to the pancakes was glorious and came out quick (but not ridiculous diner quick so you know some TLC was paid to them). They managed to give custom drink orders from one of our high maintenance friends and tolerated our super funny yet slightly cranky super cougar friend. There was a lot of attention (but not too much so to be annoying) and of course - a full meal for 4 that cheers you up for about 45 dollars - what a great deal. I will say, if your fashion yourself as a lumbersexual - you will probably fit right in. gawker.com/are-you-a-lum… There was even parking! The only reason why it doesn't get a 5th star because it was wowing... but not super wow - and a lot of the Americana things at the store were Made in China. We also did wait half an hour... a little nutty for a chain breakfast place.
(4)Rachel D.
Thank you Cracker Barrel for accommodating our party of 20! We were in town for a family reunion of sorts and CB is just one of those places you have to visit while in the South. The food was out very quickly and the servers tending to us were super nice, despite our many requests. Thanks again CB!
(4)Liz H.
So if you're God forbid, not white and want to come in here and be stared down to the point you have to leave because as you eat you feel more and more eyes on you and because I guess there are no such human beings darker than white, then look no further, CB is for you. Name says it all, no pun intended.
(1)Andy B.
There's really not much to write about here. I've been here twice and ordered breakfast one time and country fried steak another, and both ended up just being passable, at best. And I grew up visiting the south and Cracker Barrel would always be my first stop for a country fried steak. Honestly, I'd myuch rather go to the other southern staple diner for half the price.
(2)Corey G.
I'm a big breakfast fan and Cracker Barrel has made a reputation on being one of the best in the business at serving breakfast but this location fell a little short of my expectations. Finding parking was almost impossible. We were quoted a 5-10 minute wait for a table that turned into almost a 30 minute wait. Our wait for food almost matched that. We asked our server for biscuits and cornbread while we waited, noting that others around us had received biscuits and she angrily told us that we had to ask for biscuits during our wait, I figured that would be a simple courtesy since they are included in the price of the meal anyways. Upon getting our food, the breakfast steak that I ordered Rare came out Med Well, I could understand if the steak continued to cook itself under the headlamp at a med rare or med but being med well means it was left on the grill too long. I love Cracker Barrel and continue to visit them but this location simply missed the mark on this day.
(3)Susan S.
I usually can't stand to eat at Cracker Barrel restaurants. Maybe it's because I was raised as a foodie's daughter. Typically their food doesn't have enough seasoning for my likes. But their chicken and cornbread stuffing wasn't bad. Chicken was oven baked and not over cooked. The skin had good flavor and was crisp. I wish the cornbread stuffing was made with chunks of white bread instead, but it had fairly good flavor. I was shocked that this was Cracker Barrel food.
(3)Promise B.
Cracker Barrel, you never disappoint me. I have things to look at while I wait, and when I am seated your staff has always been so friendly even on days you are swamped, but most importantly, your food takes me back to my grandmother's kitchen in TX!! Tastes like it's all made from scratch, I'm in southern heaven when I dine here. The biscuits, the pancakes, the dumplings...drooling now!
(5)Kat L.
Wednesday lunch 5.99 pot pie special. Let's do this. This was one of the most amazing pot pies I have ever had in my life and just the thought of it right now makes my stomach cry that I can't enjoy it. Everything about it was perfect from the big chunks of fresh veggies to the tender chicken to the perfectly cooked crust. Seriously. But you really don't need to read this to know you should go here because they are just pure legend.
(5)Benjamin S.
Nothing really to rave about this location. Since moving up here, this was the closest location, but we never really frequented it that much. I rate this 3 stars because during my visits, while the food was consistently good, the staff was ho-hum. Don't get me wrong, the service was good, just not as memorable as other locations.
(3)Gary E.
Service was good from Hostess to Waitress to Cashier. My order came out quickly (Reuben Platter) and looked & tasted excellent! I would definitely dine there again.
(4)Michael G.
Great service. Loved the cheesy hash browns, hot coffee, and cheese on my scrambled eggs. The B&G is not my favorite, but always enjoy the country feel and comfort food. The convenience shop as you wait to get a table or to check out after your meal is always fun. Thanks for some pleasant service and great food. I would love to see Cracker Barrel out west someday.
(5)Stephanie M.
We stopped here on our way back home. Excellent server. The staff here seemed more genuine than I have seen in a long time. Malik was wonderful and was attentive to our needs even before we were aware of our needs. Chloeisha, the cashier was honest and gave me back the extra money I gave when I paid. Thank you for your genuine and honest staff.
(5)Dee Dee V.
This location seems to continually have problems and the food quality is never as consistent as many of the other locations. Recently I was encouraged to see Brown Rice Pilaf on the menu. I ordered it but when it came it was NOT brown rice at all. It was processed white rice with a sparse few grains of black rice being passed off as healthy whole grain brown rice. I contacted corporate to ask this was actually brown rice and if this was going to be what they intended to serve up. It's been weeks now and NO REPLY. False advertising???
(2)Jeffery J.
Over all not a bad place to eat. Just keep in mind at peak times there can be a long wait. Food is good over all and when not they do their very best to make it right. Oh and also when at peak times the parking lot can be fill up quick.
(4)