Cracker Barrel is one of my favorite places for a good meal that is similar to what I would cook at home. My 6 year old loves the chicken and dumplings and that is what he gets every time we go, wife likes the chicken and rice. I love it here for breakfast. I have rarely ever had a bad meal when I go to a Cracker Barrel. My only gripe it that it is always busy and I have to fight the kids to get them out of the store, but I can live with this. I have noticed that they are starting to change some of their food such as the biscuits and cornbread are different. Please don't change what makes me come back again and again. Your food is better that most chains and if I have to pay a little for a good meal I am more than willing. I have paid more for far worse food. Bonuses about this location is it's right across the road from Heck Park where they have two real Vietnam era choppers on display. If you go farther down the road you are at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park, which is the only national battle field park from the War of 1812.
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Billy L.
Cracker Barrel is one of those places that you really like or really hate... I'm in the former camp... A great selection of southern / comfort food with daily specials that change (I believe Thursdays is the turkey and dressing special). The sides are all very good, but the biscuits and cornbread aren't as good as you'd imagine for a place like this. It's a bit expensive, but you get quite a bit of food. I usually have to take half of my plate home with me. Plus, where else can you get dinner and then buy moon pies in the lobby?
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Bethany E.
Pecan Pancakes every time for this girl! I was meeting a friend here for breakfast. I realize I can count on Cracker Barrel for a tasty meal. I believe every place has the same setup. You walk into the Country Store with the dining area to the left. Every table has the Golf game with the large checker table by the large fireplace in the front. This location is very clean. The service here has always been friendly and attentive. My coffee cup was never empty or even below half full. Our food was prepared quickly with the same good consistent flavor. I ordered Mama's Pancake breakfast with pecan pancakes, egg beaters and turkey sausage. Their pancakes are always so delicious. They are filled with plenty of pecans. I would recommend these every time for a filling breakfast. This location of Cracker Barrel does a good job with service and food. Since it's right off of 75, it's a place for locals and visitors. I'm sure I will be here again on my next visit to Michigan.
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Josh L.
I was back home and I wanted to go dirty. I have not been to a Cracker Barrel in forever and me, being from Michigan needed to go hard. I had the most dirty, carby, tasty thing on the menu, the country fried steak. It was a very heavy meal and worth all of the calories and the year I took off my life for indulging. Goo!!!
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Doreen B.
YUMMY yummy for my tummy. I came here on Saint Patrick's Day. To celebrate the Saint who brought the gospel to Ireland!! I ordered the Corned beef and cabbage. The corned beef was tender along with potatoes and carrots. I followed that with a nice large coke. I also ordered the Coca-cola Cake and shared it with my mother. The cake was moist and warm served with a side of vanillia ice cream. My waitress was Connie, sweet soft spoken lady. I love the quiet old fashioned ambience, we went about 3:30 pm, so the after work crowd was not there yet. The store was clean. The ladies' restroom smelled weird. Other than that it was a good visit. They just need to keep up with the hygiene of the restrooms.
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Stephanie B.
After driving most of the evening from Ohio my family and I were long over due for some dinner. There's not too many sit down restaurants for the first few exits into Michigan but once we saw a billboard for Cracker Barrel we had to stop! Service was excellent. Our waitress, Nancy, made sure we always had refills, napkins, everything. My sister and I order the chicken tenderloin plate with two sides. I had macaroni and cheese and mashed potatoes while she had fresh apples and fried okra. My aunt had the chicken and rice dinner with corn and cole slaw. Food was excellent! Best part about it was good came out piping hot just 10 minutes after ordering our food. Everything was very fresh, cooked perfectly and not over done or undercooked. Nancy even made sure we had carryout counters with lids for our sauces and extra jam for the biscuits. Menu is very large and prices may seem a bit high but really you get more than enough food for your money. Everyone I seen dinning was taking home leftovers. Breakfast is served all day and they actually give you the breakfast menu even when you're there during dinner hours. Kudos to the staff for not having to ask for one! (I contemplated getting breakfast for dinner) Place was very clean and staff was very friendly. My family and I will definitely be choosing this Cracker Barrel as our go to dinner place when we come back from Ohio (which is rather frequently!)
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James M.
Pretty good food. Closest thing to down home, southern, homemade cooking you will find in a restaurant. Never had a bad meal @ Cracker Barrel, no matter the location. "The BEST thing they have is the baked apple dumpling. Be sure you add an extra scoop of ice cream. That is one PHENOMENAL dessert!!!" Their restaurants are usually clean & service is good as well.
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Stephen M.
I stayed in Monroe for a week. I had three breakfasts and three dinners at CK. the apple cinnamon oatmeal is very good. I was sad that CK had replaced their former oatmeal dish with the apple oatmeal, but the new one is outstanding. Don't forget to have the turkey bacon. For dinner i had the 4 vegetable dish, and country dish (pork chop). The baby carrots and turnip greens taste good. I also recommend sweet potato. Service was outstanding.
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mark c.
The Worst experience i've ever had at a Cracker Barrel. These restaurants have really gone down hill. The washrooms were filthy. paper towels overflowing. Ordered eggs / bacon.....They must serve the smallest eggs available. 2 eggs scrambled looked like 1 egg scrambled anywhere else. The bacon was slimy, rubber and greasy. The bacon left black / grease marks on the plate. McDonalds would be a better choice.
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Kate B.
I don't know if anyone's ever looked up at the ceiling of a Cracker Barrel, but it's covered in suspended items, like saws, hatchets, anvils, all aiming at unsuspecting customers' heads. Scary!
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Bruce F.
You just can't go wrong at a Cracker Barrel. We've stopped here a few times after spending time in Ohio and have never been disappointed. First off the Chicken and Dumplings are the closest thing to home made I've ever had. They are delicious and you can add a side order too with almost every meal they offer. Their Fried Chicken, Country Fried Steak, Pork Chops are just good home style cooking'. The green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, biscuits and cornbread are all really good eating. My only complaint is they sometimes don't fill the side items to overflowing and have to be reminded to fill er up with Countrified goodness. Five stars and I'll definitely be back...
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Kat M.
Had a new server bless her heart she did her best. Clearly in time she will be a great server.
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Mark M.
The only thing missing is the Pecan Log...LOL An over-priced tourist trap, with few items on the menu worth eating. The exception would be the (turnip) greens with hocks and a corn muffin. The antiques are all fakes and the "general store" junk is a real waste of time and money. Seating is uncomfortable and the floor-plan gives a crowded feel to the atmosphere. The huge fireplace could be nice, but not in the summer. Comparing prices in Michigan with those in Los Angeles is daft. I can't believe people wait in line to be seated at this place.
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Richard S.
I worked here for almost two years. If that causes a "conflict of interest," so what? I last worked there in 2009, but I go there maybe once every two months or so to eat since their food is so good! You can fully gorge yourself and spend less than $12 for a full meal (under $10 for some meals including drink). The service with your server can be hit-or-miss, and if you get a server with no or few stars on his/her apron, they are newer but still efficiently trained. If you get a four-star server, you will get experienced and prompt service. Some of the older servers have been there for over 10 years, and if a young server sucks, they won't be there long. A manager will always be around if needed All of their food is fresh and of high quality and quantity. Their macaroni and cheese, chicken dumplings, and mashed potatoes are much favored items. And, the food IS fresh everyday. Nothing comes out of the box, and everything is made from scratch throughout the day. They have a wide menu that includes everything from chicken, burgers, steak, ham, fish, pork, and a ton of side items. It would be nice if they served alcohol, because if they did, I'd probably still be working there. But, it's a quaint family restaurant... not really a place you and the guys would go to have a loud meal.
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Natalie M.
The food is always excellent. I recommend going on Thursdays when they have their turkey special. You get turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberries. It's Thanksgiving any Thursday of the year. The service is very spotty, however. I believe that it depends on which waitress you get.
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P J.
friendly staff. the food was pretty good. definitely not for someone that is trying to diet!!! we all left full and happy. the service could have been a bit quicker, but overall a good place to stop when traveling.
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David O.
My parents love Cracker Barrel, but they only stop in when they are on vacation. Its a special treat that they save for these moments. This is the closest Cracker Barrel to them where they feel far enough away from home that it's time to get some breakfast. It was early in the morning after a snow and the interior was COLD, but there was a fire raging in the fireplace and we got to sit very close to it, which helped immensely. Service was prompt and the waitress brought plenty of cream for my coffee, but everything else seemed to come in 1's. 1 requested Jam, 1 Bottle of Pancake Syrup, 1 packet of butter, etc. I don't know if this is a Northern mentality vs a Southern one, but Cracker Barrel in the south will bury you under a mountain of condiments if you ask for anything. That said, I have no real complaints and I am sure I'll be back again next year around this time.
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Peter L.
Service - 5 stars Food - 4 stars Value - 4 1/2 stars OK first of all, I'm a tourist and totally not a native of Michigan, so you'll have to excuse me for being all excited about Cracker Barrel. :) Went in during peak lunchtime Saturday and only had to wait 10 minutes. It gave everyone plenty of time to browse around the front of the shop for miscellaneous candy and assorted goodies for the family. Was in Michigan visiting the in-laws. After only a short wait (must've been less than 10 min, but you get lost looking at all the stuff) we got seated. The waitress was nice, brought us fresh cornbread and biscuits. I personally thought the cornbread was a little bit dry, but it wasn't bad. We ordered our food and got the food in less than 10 minutes. The order was right, very tasty, and fast! I personally ordered the Sampler with the Chicken and Biscuits, Meatloaf, and Country ham. It also came with 3 sides. The food was good, the sides were even better, and for a party of 4, it cost us about $50 total. Try getting that amount of food for that price anywhere in Los Angeles. Afterwards, we went back to the front of the store, bought a bunch of snacks (spending almost more than the meal), and sat outside for a few in their rocking chairs until it was time to head out. :)
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Corynne H.
Cracker Barrel is great if you want homestyle cooking at a reasonable price. They offer breakfast all day, which is totally awesome! They also have a great gift store that takes up half the place, full of candy, old-fashioned memorabilia, and toys for the kids. Tip of advice: Don't go on a Sunday around the time most churches get out (noon or so). You'll be in line for quite a while; it always is packed!
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Grace W.
My bachelorette party was at Cedar Point this past Saturday, so on the drive down we stopped at Cracker Barrel for breakfast. Things started off fine. Short wait, especially considering it was a Saturday morning. Waitress was ok - not rude, not bubbly/outgoing...just middle of the road, kind of monotone. That's fine, I'd rather have that than fake or rude. She took our order, walked to the back, and returned to the table within 1-2 minutes to inform my cousin they were out of oatmeal. Huh? How do you run out of oatmeal...on a Saturday morning??? Oook. MINUTES after our order was taken, another waitress brought out my sister's & niece's order - 2 out of 7 of our orders. 15 minutes later, our remaining 5 orders were brought out - my sister and niece were bites away from finishing their meals! Our waitress never said anything about this either. Nothing. She passed out all the orders and set a plate of eggs and turkey sausage in front of me and told me, "Your biscuits and gravy are down there" and pointed to the end of the table (we were sitting at 2 tables pushed together) before walking away. What??? I was so confused. I had no clue what anyone else ordered, and didn't know why my food would be at the opposite end of the table. Apparently, 2 of my girlfriends' meals came with biscuits & gravy, so instead of plating them up separately they plated them up together - with the same single order size bowl of gravy...that 3 people are supposed to share??? When did Cracker Barrel become "family style?" I've never had that happen to me before. Generally everything is plated separately and put in front of the person who ordered it. That was strike 2. Strike 3 - she never brought my grits and didn't remember she forgot them either. I had to ask her for them. Strike 4 - the sausage was BONE DRY! It was so dry it scratched my throat when I swallowed it and actually made me cough! The only good part about my breakfast were the biscuits & gravy. Eggs sucked. Turkey sausage sucked. Grits sucked. If I ever come back to this Cracker Barrel location, it would only be for the store, and that's unlikely seeing as how it's nearly an hour away from me.
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James S.
steak breakfast is still awesome
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Josephine B.
I had the grilled rainbow trout with a baked sweet potato and rice pilaf; it was really good- the fish was flavorful as well as the potato. My kids got chicken fingers with fries and a burger with fries; both kids ate everything on their plates. Our waitress was very attentive, and our food took about 10 minutes to come out. Ive been to the other Cracker Barrel in the area (belleville) and wasn't impressed. This one is better by far.
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Owen R.
I love you cracker barrel.. I was a snob and didn't try it for years, tried it and returned 3 times on a road trip. Great service and quality and consistent food.
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Brad P.
Cracker Barrel is one of my favorite places for a good meal that is similar to what I would cook at home. My 6 year old loves the chicken and dumplings and that is what he gets every time we go, wife likes the chicken and rice. I love it here for breakfast. I have rarely ever had a bad meal when I go to a Cracker Barrel. My only gripe it that it is always busy and I have to fight the kids to get them out of the store, but I can live with this. I have noticed that they are starting to change some of their food such as the biscuits and cornbread are different. Please don't change what makes me come back again and again. Your food is better that most chains and if I have to pay a little for a good meal I am more than willing. I have paid more for far worse food. Bonuses about this location is it's right across the road from Heck Park where they have two real Vietnam era choppers on display. If you go farther down the road you are at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park, which is the only national battle field park from the War of 1812.
(4)Billy L.
Cracker Barrel is one of those places that you really like or really hate... I'm in the former camp... A great selection of southern / comfort food with daily specials that change (I believe Thursdays is the turkey and dressing special). The sides are all very good, but the biscuits and cornbread aren't as good as you'd imagine for a place like this. It's a bit expensive, but you get quite a bit of food. I usually have to take half of my plate home with me. Plus, where else can you get dinner and then buy moon pies in the lobby?
(4)Bethany E.
Pecan Pancakes every time for this girl! I was meeting a friend here for breakfast. I realize I can count on Cracker Barrel for a tasty meal. I believe every place has the same setup. You walk into the Country Store with the dining area to the left. Every table has the Golf game with the large checker table by the large fireplace in the front. This location is very clean. The service here has always been friendly and attentive. My coffee cup was never empty or even below half full. Our food was prepared quickly with the same good consistent flavor. I ordered Mama's Pancake breakfast with pecan pancakes, egg beaters and turkey sausage. Their pancakes are always so delicious. They are filled with plenty of pecans. I would recommend these every time for a filling breakfast. This location of Cracker Barrel does a good job with service and food. Since it's right off of 75, it's a place for locals and visitors. I'm sure I will be here again on my next visit to Michigan.
(4)Josh L.
I was back home and I wanted to go dirty. I have not been to a Cracker Barrel in forever and me, being from Michigan needed to go hard. I had the most dirty, carby, tasty thing on the menu, the country fried steak. It was a very heavy meal and worth all of the calories and the year I took off my life for indulging. Goo!!!
(4)Doreen B.
YUMMY yummy for my tummy. I came here on Saint Patrick's Day. To celebrate the Saint who brought the gospel to Ireland!! I ordered the Corned beef and cabbage. The corned beef was tender along with potatoes and carrots. I followed that with a nice large coke. I also ordered the Coca-cola Cake and shared it with my mother. The cake was moist and warm served with a side of vanillia ice cream. My waitress was Connie, sweet soft spoken lady. I love the quiet old fashioned ambience, we went about 3:30 pm, so the after work crowd was not there yet. The store was clean. The ladies' restroom smelled weird. Other than that it was a good visit. They just need to keep up with the hygiene of the restrooms.
(4)Stephanie B.
After driving most of the evening from Ohio my family and I were long over due for some dinner. There's not too many sit down restaurants for the first few exits into Michigan but once we saw a billboard for Cracker Barrel we had to stop! Service was excellent. Our waitress, Nancy, made sure we always had refills, napkins, everything. My sister and I order the chicken tenderloin plate with two sides. I had macaroni and cheese and mashed potatoes while she had fresh apples and fried okra. My aunt had the chicken and rice dinner with corn and cole slaw. Food was excellent! Best part about it was good came out piping hot just 10 minutes after ordering our food. Everything was very fresh, cooked perfectly and not over done or undercooked. Nancy even made sure we had carryout counters with lids for our sauces and extra jam for the biscuits. Menu is very large and prices may seem a bit high but really you get more than enough food for your money. Everyone I seen dinning was taking home leftovers. Breakfast is served all day and they actually give you the breakfast menu even when you're there during dinner hours. Kudos to the staff for not having to ask for one! (I contemplated getting breakfast for dinner) Place was very clean and staff was very friendly. My family and I will definitely be choosing this Cracker Barrel as our go to dinner place when we come back from Ohio (which is rather frequently!)
(5)James M.
Pretty good food. Closest thing to down home, southern, homemade cooking you will find in a restaurant. Never had a bad meal @ Cracker Barrel, no matter the location. "The BEST thing they have is the baked apple dumpling. Be sure you add an extra scoop of ice cream. That is one PHENOMENAL dessert!!!" Their restaurants are usually clean & service is good as well.
(4)Stephen M.
I stayed in Monroe for a week. I had three breakfasts and three dinners at CK. the apple cinnamon oatmeal is very good. I was sad that CK had replaced their former oatmeal dish with the apple oatmeal, but the new one is outstanding. Don't forget to have the turkey bacon. For dinner i had the 4 vegetable dish, and country dish (pork chop). The baby carrots and turnip greens taste good. I also recommend sweet potato. Service was outstanding.
(4)mark c.
The Worst experience i've ever had at a Cracker Barrel. These restaurants have really gone down hill. The washrooms were filthy. paper towels overflowing. Ordered eggs / bacon.....They must serve the smallest eggs available. 2 eggs scrambled looked like 1 egg scrambled anywhere else. The bacon was slimy, rubber and greasy. The bacon left black / grease marks on the plate. McDonalds would be a better choice.
(1)Kate B.
I don't know if anyone's ever looked up at the ceiling of a Cracker Barrel, but it's covered in suspended items, like saws, hatchets, anvils, all aiming at unsuspecting customers' heads. Scary!
(3)Bruce F.
You just can't go wrong at a Cracker Barrel. We've stopped here a few times after spending time in Ohio and have never been disappointed. First off the Chicken and Dumplings are the closest thing to home made I've ever had. They are delicious and you can add a side order too with almost every meal they offer. Their Fried Chicken, Country Fried Steak, Pork Chops are just good home style cooking'. The green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, biscuits and cornbread are all really good eating. My only complaint is they sometimes don't fill the side items to overflowing and have to be reminded to fill er up with Countrified goodness. Five stars and I'll definitely be back...
(5)Kat M.
Had a new server bless her heart she did her best. Clearly in time she will be a great server.
(3)Mark M.
The only thing missing is the Pecan Log...LOL An over-priced tourist trap, with few items on the menu worth eating. The exception would be the (turnip) greens with hocks and a corn muffin. The antiques are all fakes and the "general store" junk is a real waste of time and money. Seating is uncomfortable and the floor-plan gives a crowded feel to the atmosphere. The huge fireplace could be nice, but not in the summer. Comparing prices in Michigan with those in Los Angeles is daft. I can't believe people wait in line to be seated at this place.
(1)Richard S.
I worked here for almost two years. If that causes a "conflict of interest," so what? I last worked there in 2009, but I go there maybe once every two months or so to eat since their food is so good! You can fully gorge yourself and spend less than $12 for a full meal (under $10 for some meals including drink). The service with your server can be hit-or-miss, and if you get a server with no or few stars on his/her apron, they are newer but still efficiently trained. If you get a four-star server, you will get experienced and prompt service. Some of the older servers have been there for over 10 years, and if a young server sucks, they won't be there long. A manager will always be around if needed All of their food is fresh and of high quality and quantity. Their macaroni and cheese, chicken dumplings, and mashed potatoes are much favored items. And, the food IS fresh everyday. Nothing comes out of the box, and everything is made from scratch throughout the day. They have a wide menu that includes everything from chicken, burgers, steak, ham, fish, pork, and a ton of side items. It would be nice if they served alcohol, because if they did, I'd probably still be working there. But, it's a quaint family restaurant... not really a place you and the guys would go to have a loud meal.
(5)Natalie M.
The food is always excellent. I recommend going on Thursdays when they have their turkey special. You get turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberries. It's Thanksgiving any Thursday of the year. The service is very spotty, however. I believe that it depends on which waitress you get.
(3)P J.
friendly staff. the food was pretty good. definitely not for someone that is trying to diet!!! we all left full and happy. the service could have been a bit quicker, but overall a good place to stop when traveling.
(4)David O.
My parents love Cracker Barrel, but they only stop in when they are on vacation. Its a special treat that they save for these moments. This is the closest Cracker Barrel to them where they feel far enough away from home that it's time to get some breakfast. It was early in the morning after a snow and the interior was COLD, but there was a fire raging in the fireplace and we got to sit very close to it, which helped immensely. Service was prompt and the waitress brought plenty of cream for my coffee, but everything else seemed to come in 1's. 1 requested Jam, 1 Bottle of Pancake Syrup, 1 packet of butter, etc. I don't know if this is a Northern mentality vs a Southern one, but Cracker Barrel in the south will bury you under a mountain of condiments if you ask for anything. That said, I have no real complaints and I am sure I'll be back again next year around this time.
(3)Peter L.
Service - 5 stars Food - 4 stars Value - 4 1/2 stars OK first of all, I'm a tourist and totally not a native of Michigan, so you'll have to excuse me for being all excited about Cracker Barrel. :) Went in during peak lunchtime Saturday and only had to wait 10 minutes. It gave everyone plenty of time to browse around the front of the shop for miscellaneous candy and assorted goodies for the family. Was in Michigan visiting the in-laws. After only a short wait (must've been less than 10 min, but you get lost looking at all the stuff) we got seated. The waitress was nice, brought us fresh cornbread and biscuits. I personally thought the cornbread was a little bit dry, but it wasn't bad. We ordered our food and got the food in less than 10 minutes. The order was right, very tasty, and fast! I personally ordered the Sampler with the Chicken and Biscuits, Meatloaf, and Country ham. It also came with 3 sides. The food was good, the sides were even better, and for a party of 4, it cost us about $50 total. Try getting that amount of food for that price anywhere in Los Angeles. Afterwards, we went back to the front of the store, bought a bunch of snacks (spending almost more than the meal), and sat outside for a few in their rocking chairs until it was time to head out. :)
(4)Corynne H.
Cracker Barrel is great if you want homestyle cooking at a reasonable price. They offer breakfast all day, which is totally awesome! They also have a great gift store that takes up half the place, full of candy, old-fashioned memorabilia, and toys for the kids. Tip of advice: Don't go on a Sunday around the time most churches get out (noon or so). You'll be in line for quite a while; it always is packed!
(4)Grace W.
My bachelorette party was at Cedar Point this past Saturday, so on the drive down we stopped at Cracker Barrel for breakfast. Things started off fine. Short wait, especially considering it was a Saturday morning. Waitress was ok - not rude, not bubbly/outgoing...just middle of the road, kind of monotone. That's fine, I'd rather have that than fake or rude. She took our order, walked to the back, and returned to the table within 1-2 minutes to inform my cousin they were out of oatmeal. Huh? How do you run out of oatmeal...on a Saturday morning??? Oook. MINUTES after our order was taken, another waitress brought out my sister's & niece's order - 2 out of 7 of our orders. 15 minutes later, our remaining 5 orders were brought out - my sister and niece were bites away from finishing their meals! Our waitress never said anything about this either. Nothing. She passed out all the orders and set a plate of eggs and turkey sausage in front of me and told me, "Your biscuits and gravy are down there" and pointed to the end of the table (we were sitting at 2 tables pushed together) before walking away. What??? I was so confused. I had no clue what anyone else ordered, and didn't know why my food would be at the opposite end of the table. Apparently, 2 of my girlfriends' meals came with biscuits & gravy, so instead of plating them up separately they plated them up together - with the same single order size bowl of gravy...that 3 people are supposed to share??? When did Cracker Barrel become "family style?" I've never had that happen to me before. Generally everything is plated separately and put in front of the person who ordered it. That was strike 2. Strike 3 - she never brought my grits and didn't remember she forgot them either. I had to ask her for them. Strike 4 - the sausage was BONE DRY! It was so dry it scratched my throat when I swallowed it and actually made me cough! The only good part about my breakfast were the biscuits & gravy. Eggs sucked. Turkey sausage sucked. Grits sucked. If I ever come back to this Cracker Barrel location, it would only be for the store, and that's unlikely seeing as how it's nearly an hour away from me.
(2)James S.
steak breakfast is still awesome
(5)Josephine B.
I had the grilled rainbow trout with a baked sweet potato and rice pilaf; it was really good- the fish was flavorful as well as the potato. My kids got chicken fingers with fries and a burger with fries; both kids ate everything on their plates. Our waitress was very attentive, and our food took about 10 minutes to come out. Ive been to the other Cracker Barrel in the area (belleville) and wasn't impressed. This one is better by far.
(4)Owen R.
I love you cracker barrel.. I was a snob and didn't try it for years, tried it and returned 3 times on a road trip. Great service and quality and consistent food.
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