Food was good but the service was excellent. The teamwork amongst the staff and management was awesome and something seldom seen these days. I would give 4.5 out of 5. Would stop again.
(4)
Andrew C.
Hadn't been to a Cracker Barrel Store in almost 10 years. Good thing I was in a rural town which focused in the food quality Just like how I remembered it. Dumplings were juicy and delicious, turnip greens had just a hint of ham trimmings to not over power the flavor. Just a dash of pepper sauce to balance the flavor. Ordered a split catfish platter. One grilled one fried. Grilled was savory and moist, seasoned and chargrilled flavor. Fried was coated with the cornbread batter layer. Crisp and succulent when biting in. A dab of fresh tartar sauce to dip into topped it off
(4)
Dea D.
Oh no not for me, This review will not be pleasant but will have some positive among the negativity i'll provide. I've been dragged to this place twice and both times i was not pleased with their food...It tastes so plain and it seems that even if you ask for flavor..it would only be drown with it and then i doubt it would be yummy. The only reason i did give it any stars is for three reasons 1- service was nice 2- sitting by the fireplace was relaxing 3- there's a cute gift store located inside that get's badly crowded at times the last two stars should be for taste and presentation...since it's lacking both then it will lack both stars...a pure shame because i won't let anyone else drag me there again...noway...nohow!
(3)
Td H.
Very good service. The food came out really fast, especially considering there were 7 in our party. I like Cracker Barrel for breakfast and that's what I typically stick to - breakfast food. This time I had the oats with fruit. It also came with a blueberry muffin which was yum!
(3)
R H.
Right on par for a Cracker Barrel. Always delicious, fast and cheap. I am a fan of most Cracker Barrel locations
(4)
Warrior P.
Fast friendly service. Delicious hot food. Would recommend this location and come back again. Our server was Juan he was awesome . Monday 1:00 p.m. 10/13/2014
(5)
Nnayrrek N.
I was in Tulsa on business and this restaurant was within walking distance to my motel. First of all since it's called a country store, I had no idea that this was even a restaurant until one of my colleagues told me so. We went there for dinner. It had to have been the tackiest decor I've ever seen at a restaurant in my life, and who buys all that crap they sell? Needlepoints, rocking chairs, games, hideous clothes? Really now, you've got to be kidding? Decor and crappy merchandise aside, I had the chicken and dumplings. Chicken was juicy and gravy was nice, dumplings were tasteless. Very good lemonade, cornbread was dry. Dinner was under $15. Not my favorite restaurant, but I'd probably eat at one again since the food wasn't hideous.
(2)
Mitch B.
This place is extremely disappointing lets start off by waiting to get seated... the lil man at the front just kinda stood there starring into space he looked like a deer in the headlights.... now I get seated everyone orders at the same time... 2 people are eating the exact same thing... well everyone elses food was brought to the table mine arrived 15 min later after being forgotten reorderd cause it was giving to someone else my food finally arrives... when it gets to the table I ordered a chicken fried chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans an okra... I had 7 pieces of okra an they were so fried they were black... the chicken fried chicken was way over cooked I ended up just cutting the middle out of it an it looked like a doughnut just to eat it... besides the over cooked food nothing had any flavor! It was all bland!.. would I recommend this place to anyone... absolutely no.. total waste of money an time!
(1)
Chris S.
After visiting dozens of Cracker Barrel stores (always for breakfast, only) I saw something that shocked me at this Central Tulsa location: an attractive, young, smiley waitress. Sure, the service is always great at this chain, but normally they are friendly older ladies or retiree age. Danielle (at least that's what her name tag said) was different and it made me laugh. For this chain, it was out of the ordinary. She'd be a hit at Twin Peaks! Everything else at this location it what you'd expect from any Cracker Barrel, great service, average breakfast, a comfy atmosphere without having to spend too much to enjoy it. Come expecting that and you'll be thrilled.
(3)
Holly W.
I know cracker barrels are a chain restraint, but I realllly wish we had one in California. I come here at least once when I visit family back here, and this time I had peach pancakes. Delicious. And the biscuits are the best. Everything I have ever had here is always good. The service is simple, friendly and on point. Live these places.
(5)
Kathleen M.
I am a huge Cracker Barrel fan but I've got to say this is the worst I've ever had. I ordered a rib-eye steak and requested it medium rare, it was quite well done. I mentioned to the waitress that it was a bit over cooked and she offered to take it back but we were a bit in a hurry so she said she would comp me a cobbler instead. One other person in our party also had an over done piece of meat so over done that it was more like a hockey puck rather than a chopped steak. Her whole meal was comp'ed. The manager came by asking about our meal and we pointed out the flaws including the over done muffins and biscuits. Seems the cook is over cooking everything here. The waitress and the manager were very accommodating but the food was very, very disappointing. I would have normally read the reviews prior to making my choice to eat here, but I was with 3 other women who had already decided that this is where they wanted to eat and I agreed. I mean, if you had great experiences at other Cracker Barrel's how bad could it get? Apparently pretty bad. I do have one general complaint about all the Cracker Barrels and that is why do they have to adulterate their green beans and Lima beans with pork. Ugh! I don't eat pork and the green beans & limas are one of the few sides that are not fried or otherwise calorie laden,
(1)
Michael W.
I have yet to figure out why this place is always so busy. The food is mediocre, the servers are surly, and the storefront has over time started to resemble a garage sale at an old-age home. Still, it is a known quantity on a road trip and easy to find something that everyone in the family likes.
(2)
Carlos T.
Great food, as always, and the old country store is always well-stocked with lots of novelties!
(4)
Jeff P.
Dam, I'm a fan of Cracker Barrel. I cut my teeth on the Tennessee country stores. This store however seriously needs the Vice President of operations to walk through and whip this store into shape..... Best of luck to you outside of dirty coffee cups, cold pre-cooked food and a hair in my food it was great. The store was made aware of my concerns but never made a visit to the dinning room to check on me.
(1)
Mike D.
Gross. Boiled chicken, boiled unlevened dough they had the nerve to call dumplings, nondescript gravy. Guys, just because you get a lot of food doesn't mean it's good. Cut back on giving such huge portions and invest in some quality ingredients instead.
(1)
Cathy L.
I use to be a huge Cracker Barrel fan and regularly ate there. This stop in Tulsa was rather disappointing. The server was new and the service slow. Having worked in food service for many years, I can sympathize with learning the ropes at a new restaurant. However, it doesn't change the overall rating of slow, mediocre service.
(3)
Liz C.
The restaurant was not so busy when we got there Sunday night but we still had to wait around 30 mins for a table. They were out of MacnCheese and turkey. The food was okay.
(3)
James W.
Worst hostess ever! She is beading, distracted by everything. Food ok, depending on what to get. white stuff was great.
(3)
Joshua W.
Probably the worst Cracker Barrel I've ever been to. The service is very slow and the food does not make up for it. This has happened at each of my visits to this location. Save your CB experience for another town and go somewhere else when in Tulsa.
(2)
Denise C.
Soooo Gross! What happened here?! I used to be a fan of the Cracker Barrel and particularly this location. Its amazing to see what can happen in just over a year. Our breakfast was simply horrible. I cannot even tell you what they did to an "over easy egg" but it was sinful to the poor egg. My turkey sausages were more like hockey pucks could have been used as a weapon if you threw one at someone - they were that over cooked. The pancakes tasted like they were cooked in lard and were both undercooked and burnt, and lastly the gravy to the biscuits & gravy what just a bowl of white floured grease - no flavor and just tasted like grease.
(1)
Vivian C.
I'm from California and had no idea what to expect from an "Old Country Store". I thought it was like a Drysdale. Silly me! Personally, I'm a HUGE breakfast fan. I like fancy breakfasts to down and dirty breakfasts. You have to appreciate Cracker Barrel as one of those down and dirty breakfast places and really, who could go wrong with all the cute knick knacks in the front store! Food wise, I love it. They give you so much food that you don't know what to do with yourself afterwards. The bacon...DELICIOUS. I've created a new list that includes places with the best bacon...Cracker Barrel has made the cut. As for the service, I'm reading all the bad reviews and haven't seen the slow service like everyone has been talking about. It's not too bad and besides I've seen slower (i.e., sushi restaurants in town). So give Cracker Barrel a chance!!
(4)
David W.
I have dined at Cracker Barrel restaurants all over the USA, and while most of them look more or less the same, the food and service quality tends to vary somewhat. The Bears were here for breakfast a couple years ago and found it to be just average. However, this morning visit proved to be more enjoyable. We got great service, and the food was really tasty. Even the usually weak coffee had some flavor to it. We really enjoyed the blazing fireplace which helped greatly to ward off the winter chill. In summary, I think this is a very good place to go for a weekend breakfast.
(4)
patti g.
I am a Cracker Barrel lover and after having a not so pleasing time in Tulsa, I loved going here and it feeling like home. The waitress was great as well, and extremely helpful!!!
(4)
Ro M.
Stopped in Tulsa for the night and hadn't been to a Crackle Barrel in a while. The service was good. Never had to look for the waiter. The food took 12 minutes and was consistent with this chains foid. The bill was $23 for two.
(3)
Anna F.
This is my favorite restaurant for breakfast in Tulsa. I like to order the sunrise sampler which consists of scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, yogurt, and a muffin. The atmosphere is casual country. The staff are always pleasant. The restaurant has an adjoining store full of kitchy items with a southern flare. The Cracker Barrel is a great place for down home country cooking at a great price. I highly recommend it.
(5)
Herminia V.
We are from California and my family lives in tulsa. I saw the commercial and I told my hubby lets go. We went the very next day with a group of 12 And within minutes they had us all seated. We had a really sweet server. Food came out of kitchen fast and tasted soooooo good! Food was cheap ($103) for all 12! We ate their three days in a row. We will be definitely coming back they also have an awesome store when u walk in.
(5)
Arlene M.
Wrong location
(5)
Celeste N.
Thanks to all the wonderful servers. You did a fantastic job as busy as it is on Mother's Day. The food was great. And the coffee cups were kept full.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Robert R.
Food was good but the service was excellent. The teamwork amongst the staff and management was awesome and something seldom seen these days. I would give 4.5 out of 5. Would stop again.
(4)Andrew C.
Hadn't been to a Cracker Barrel Store in almost 10 years. Good thing I was in a rural town which focused in the food quality Just like how I remembered it. Dumplings were juicy and delicious, turnip greens had just a hint of ham trimmings to not over power the flavor. Just a dash of pepper sauce to balance the flavor. Ordered a split catfish platter. One grilled one fried. Grilled was savory and moist, seasoned and chargrilled flavor. Fried was coated with the cornbread batter layer. Crisp and succulent when biting in. A dab of fresh tartar sauce to dip into topped it off
(4)Dea D.
Oh no not for me, This review will not be pleasant but will have some positive among the negativity i'll provide. I've been dragged to this place twice and both times i was not pleased with their food...It tastes so plain and it seems that even if you ask for flavor..it would only be drown with it and then i doubt it would be yummy. The only reason i did give it any stars is for three reasons 1- service was nice 2- sitting by the fireplace was relaxing 3- there's a cute gift store located inside that get's badly crowded at times the last two stars should be for taste and presentation...since it's lacking both then it will lack both stars...a pure shame because i won't let anyone else drag me there again...noway...nohow!
(3)Td H.
Very good service. The food came out really fast, especially considering there were 7 in our party. I like Cracker Barrel for breakfast and that's what I typically stick to - breakfast food. This time I had the oats with fruit. It also came with a blueberry muffin which was yum!
(3)R H.
Right on par for a Cracker Barrel. Always delicious, fast and cheap. I am a fan of most Cracker Barrel locations
(4)Warrior P.
Fast friendly service. Delicious hot food. Would recommend this location and come back again. Our server was Juan he was awesome . Monday 1:00 p.m. 10/13/2014
(5)Nnayrrek N.
I was in Tulsa on business and this restaurant was within walking distance to my motel. First of all since it's called a country store, I had no idea that this was even a restaurant until one of my colleagues told me so. We went there for dinner. It had to have been the tackiest decor I've ever seen at a restaurant in my life, and who buys all that crap they sell? Needlepoints, rocking chairs, games, hideous clothes? Really now, you've got to be kidding? Decor and crappy merchandise aside, I had the chicken and dumplings. Chicken was juicy and gravy was nice, dumplings were tasteless. Very good lemonade, cornbread was dry. Dinner was under $15. Not my favorite restaurant, but I'd probably eat at one again since the food wasn't hideous.
(2)Mitch B.
This place is extremely disappointing lets start off by waiting to get seated... the lil man at the front just kinda stood there starring into space he looked like a deer in the headlights.... now I get seated everyone orders at the same time... 2 people are eating the exact same thing... well everyone elses food was brought to the table mine arrived 15 min later after being forgotten reorderd cause it was giving to someone else my food finally arrives... when it gets to the table I ordered a chicken fried chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans an okra... I had 7 pieces of okra an they were so fried they were black... the chicken fried chicken was way over cooked I ended up just cutting the middle out of it an it looked like a doughnut just to eat it... besides the over cooked food nothing had any flavor! It was all bland!.. would I recommend this place to anyone... absolutely no.. total waste of money an time!
(1)Chris S.
After visiting dozens of Cracker Barrel stores (always for breakfast, only) I saw something that shocked me at this Central Tulsa location: an attractive, young, smiley waitress. Sure, the service is always great at this chain, but normally they are friendly older ladies or retiree age. Danielle (at least that's what her name tag said) was different and it made me laugh. For this chain, it was out of the ordinary. She'd be a hit at Twin Peaks! Everything else at this location it what you'd expect from any Cracker Barrel, great service, average breakfast, a comfy atmosphere without having to spend too much to enjoy it. Come expecting that and you'll be thrilled.
(3)Holly W.
I know cracker barrels are a chain restraint, but I realllly wish we had one in California. I come here at least once when I visit family back here, and this time I had peach pancakes. Delicious. And the biscuits are the best. Everything I have ever had here is always good. The service is simple, friendly and on point. Live these places.
(5)Kathleen M.
I am a huge Cracker Barrel fan but I've got to say this is the worst I've ever had. I ordered a rib-eye steak and requested it medium rare, it was quite well done. I mentioned to the waitress that it was a bit over cooked and she offered to take it back but we were a bit in a hurry so she said she would comp me a cobbler instead. One other person in our party also had an over done piece of meat so over done that it was more like a hockey puck rather than a chopped steak. Her whole meal was comp'ed. The manager came by asking about our meal and we pointed out the flaws including the over done muffins and biscuits. Seems the cook is over cooking everything here. The waitress and the manager were very accommodating but the food was very, very disappointing. I would have normally read the reviews prior to making my choice to eat here, but I was with 3 other women who had already decided that this is where they wanted to eat and I agreed. I mean, if you had great experiences at other Cracker Barrel's how bad could it get? Apparently pretty bad. I do have one general complaint about all the Cracker Barrels and that is why do they have to adulterate their green beans and Lima beans with pork. Ugh! I don't eat pork and the green beans & limas are one of the few sides that are not fried or otherwise calorie laden,
(1)Michael W.
I have yet to figure out why this place is always so busy. The food is mediocre, the servers are surly, and the storefront has over time started to resemble a garage sale at an old-age home. Still, it is a known quantity on a road trip and easy to find something that everyone in the family likes.
(2)Carlos T.
Great food, as always, and the old country store is always well-stocked with lots of novelties!
(4)Jeff P.
Dam, I'm a fan of Cracker Barrel. I cut my teeth on the Tennessee country stores. This store however seriously needs the Vice President of operations to walk through and whip this store into shape..... Best of luck to you outside of dirty coffee cups, cold pre-cooked food and a hair in my food it was great. The store was made aware of my concerns but never made a visit to the dinning room to check on me.
(1)Mike D.
Gross. Boiled chicken, boiled unlevened dough they had the nerve to call dumplings, nondescript gravy. Guys, just because you get a lot of food doesn't mean it's good. Cut back on giving such huge portions and invest in some quality ingredients instead.
(1)Cathy L.
I use to be a huge Cracker Barrel fan and regularly ate there. This stop in Tulsa was rather disappointing. The server was new and the service slow. Having worked in food service for many years, I can sympathize with learning the ropes at a new restaurant. However, it doesn't change the overall rating of slow, mediocre service.
(3)Liz C.
The restaurant was not so busy when we got there Sunday night but we still had to wait around 30 mins for a table. They were out of MacnCheese and turkey. The food was okay.
(3)James W.
Worst hostess ever! She is beading, distracted by everything. Food ok, depending on what to get. white stuff was great.
(3)Joshua W.
Probably the worst Cracker Barrel I've ever been to. The service is very slow and the food does not make up for it. This has happened at each of my visits to this location. Save your CB experience for another town and go somewhere else when in Tulsa.
(2)Denise C.
Soooo Gross! What happened here?! I used to be a fan of the Cracker Barrel and particularly this location. Its amazing to see what can happen in just over a year. Our breakfast was simply horrible. I cannot even tell you what they did to an "over easy egg" but it was sinful to the poor egg. My turkey sausages were more like hockey pucks could have been used as a weapon if you threw one at someone - they were that over cooked. The pancakes tasted like they were cooked in lard and were both undercooked and burnt, and lastly the gravy to the biscuits & gravy what just a bowl of white floured grease - no flavor and just tasted like grease.
(1)Vivian C.
I'm from California and had no idea what to expect from an "Old Country Store". I thought it was like a Drysdale. Silly me! Personally, I'm a HUGE breakfast fan. I like fancy breakfasts to down and dirty breakfasts. You have to appreciate Cracker Barrel as one of those down and dirty breakfast places and really, who could go wrong with all the cute knick knacks in the front store! Food wise, I love it. They give you so much food that you don't know what to do with yourself afterwards. The bacon...DELICIOUS. I've created a new list that includes places with the best bacon...Cracker Barrel has made the cut. As for the service, I'm reading all the bad reviews and haven't seen the slow service like everyone has been talking about. It's not too bad and besides I've seen slower (i.e., sushi restaurants in town). So give Cracker Barrel a chance!!
(4)David W.
I have dined at Cracker Barrel restaurants all over the USA, and while most of them look more or less the same, the food and service quality tends to vary somewhat. The Bears were here for breakfast a couple years ago and found it to be just average. However, this morning visit proved to be more enjoyable. We got great service, and the food was really tasty. Even the usually weak coffee had some flavor to it. We really enjoyed the blazing fireplace which helped greatly to ward off the winter chill. In summary, I think this is a very good place to go for a weekend breakfast.
(4)patti g.
I am a Cracker Barrel lover and after having a not so pleasing time in Tulsa, I loved going here and it feeling like home. The waitress was great as well, and extremely helpful!!!
(4)Ro M.
Stopped in Tulsa for the night and hadn't been to a Crackle Barrel in a while. The service was good. Never had to look for the waiter. The food took 12 minutes and was consistent with this chains foid. The bill was $23 for two.
(3)Anna F.
This is my favorite restaurant for breakfast in Tulsa. I like to order the sunrise sampler which consists of scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, yogurt, and a muffin. The atmosphere is casual country. The staff are always pleasant. The restaurant has an adjoining store full of kitchy items with a southern flare. The Cracker Barrel is a great place for down home country cooking at a great price. I highly recommend it.
(5)Herminia V.
We are from California and my family lives in tulsa. I saw the commercial and I told my hubby lets go. We went the very next day with a group of 12 And within minutes they had us all seated. We had a really sweet server. Food came out of kitchen fast and tasted soooooo good! Food was cheap ($103) for all 12! We ate their three days in a row. We will be definitely coming back they also have an awesome store when u walk in.
(5)Arlene M.
Wrong location
(5)Celeste N.
Thanks to all the wonderful servers. You did a fantastic job as busy as it is on Mother's Day. The food was great. And the coffee cups were kept full.
(5)