Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

This was my go to place for my breakfast because I loved the country boy breakfast with the country ham but today changed my mind on getting it again. I ordered eggs over easy so I could dip my salty ham into the yolk, but I had no yolk to dip into cause all my eggs were well, done. I got a carry out container and brought my breakfast home and made my own eggs over easy so I can enjoy my breakfast

Very disappointed in Cracker Barrel. Last year’s Thanksgiving dinner was mediocre but at least passable. This year was my last straw. They charged over $17 for a single turkey plate that came with two thin strips of turkey, a small scoop of green beans, sweet potato casserole, cranberry sauce, stuffing, gravy, two rolls, and a small piece of pie. On paper it sounds fine, but the portions were tiny — less than what I’d put on my plate in one trip at a family Thanksgiving. For three plates and a tip, the total was over $65, which is absolutely ridiculous for what we received. For that price, I could have almost bought an entire turkey, sides, and made a full Thanksgiving dinner at home instead of getting three small, underwhelming servings. On top of that, the quality at Cracker Barrel ha

This location is your typical old style cracker, barrel, good food, nice décor everything clean, nice size portions. The prices are a bit on the high side, but that's to be expected. Duke to the kitchee touristy type thing.

This was the first time in awhile after bad service last time. It will now be the last time. It appeared they dumped a spoonful of corn for one helping which equaled two bites. I preordered and it took about 20 minutes to get the order cause the cashier made a mistake and had to wait for help. It then took two more ladies to fix the issue.

Friendly staff, cozy country vibe, and hearty comfort food. Cracker Barrel in Elkhart is always a reliable stop for a warm meal and a little shopping.