Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Cracker Barrel is always a reliable stop for a comforting, home-style meal. The atmosphere has that classic country charm, and the little store at the entrance is a fun touch—great for browsing while you wait. The food is hearty and familiar, with generous portions and plenty of options for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Service is usually warm and welcoming, and the staff tends to be attentive even when the restaurant is busy. It’s not gourmet dining, but that’s not what it aims to beCracker Barrel delivers exactly what you expect: tasty comfort food, good prices, and a cozy, down-to-earth experience. Overall, a solid place to enjoy a satisfying meal

I had gone to another sit-down full service restaurant for breakfast and after 5 minutes - with no service ( I was seated), no acknowledgement, and the staff saw me, but they just kept talking amongst themselves; I left and went to my Canton Cracker Barrel. Seated immediately, coffee in just a few minutes and served within 8 minutes of being seated. Of course CB usually has a wait, but it was a pleasure to be seen and spoken to. It wasn’t just about me. Whenever I visit this CB, I can see that the staff is a team. They work together and the management rolls up their sleeves and assists when they’re busy. They won my loyalty and I earned rewards points.

Actually kind of sad because this has been one of my favorite places for quality and value and good homestyle food. I guess the quality has taken a hit. It's like the food keeps getting cheaper and the staff is not but like 0 or 1 stars now. It's a shame. This location is usually always out of many menu items so by the time we've got our order in we've made quite a few compromises from what we wanted on the menu. I think it might be time for me to say so long to the cracker barrel

Had the turkey special with stuffing cranberry sauce and sweet potato casserole. Everything was delicious and it was under $10! The store had such adorable items and the clothing was remarkably beautiful. Love this place. Bonus that everyone that works there makes you feel like you’ve been friends forever.

My grilled chicken tenders were over cooked and very dry. My husband had the boneless fried chicken and it tasted like frozen patties instead of fresh. Cracker Barrell use to be one of my favorite places to eat dinner, but the last 4 or 5 times we've have eaten there, it's been awful. They took their roast beef off the menu and replaced with awful pot roast and they changed there brown gravy to something that is not edible. Breakfast is still good there most of the time, but no longer for lunch or dinner.