The food was as good as always. Down home southern cookinh with the food that sticks to your ribs. Or 'a minute om the lips, forever om the hips' kinda of deal. The service was exceptionally good. My waiter was ever so patient and anticipated our needs. Unfortunately, I do not go to PA often. But, if I did... This would be my go to sppt.
it's a cracker barrel so not going to go into excruciating detail. been here many times. food, service, and cleanliness are always good and the food is usually ready very quickly. sometimes you do have to wait for a table. this cracker barrel is a safe bet! especially for breakfast.
(3)
Linda F.
I take my family to Cracker Barrel on special occasions because, that is they're fist choice. We love the breakfast and they're pancakes, farm house eggs and bacon,warm soft biscuits and special southern gravy.There are plenty of choices on the all of your menus to indulge in.We love your breakfast, lunch and dinners! Your atmospheric is warm and inviting and we feel just like being at home with my Grandma after church on a Sunday afternoon eating apple dumpling around our big farm house table... fun warm and cozy and you hate to leave! That is how my family feels a Cracker Barrel. Our home sweet home. I highly recommend it for anyone who lkes down home country cooking.
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Eric W.
in general, I like Cracker Barrel. So on our Thanksgiving Eve journey, we thought it would be a good place to stop. Though it was a nasty night outside, it was peaceful inside, with a fire in the hearth. Our server was very sweet and cheerful. As usual the food was excellent. Overall, a good stop over place.
(4)
Nathan R.
This is a country themed restaurant with a pretty large gift store area that really helps pass the time if their is a wait to be seated. A brilliant idea really, but it does get crowded because the walkways in the gift store are fairly narrow. You can also wait outside on the front porch in one of the many, many rocking chairs and wait for your name to be called over the speaker. There is also hundreds of antiques suspended from the ceiling throughout the gift store and restaurant. The food here is always very good, and the prices are good too. You can expect a big dinner for around $10-$12. The fried apples are a favorite side dish of mine that are a true delicacy. They also serve perfectly delicious biscuits and cornbread with your dinner. I usually ask for the biscuits before the dinner which is how they use serve them before everyone kept filling up on the biscuits and couldn't eat their dinners. I often see unexperienced waitors/waitresses here and I do think it gets kind of loud when the restaurant is pretty full. They also serve excellent breakfasts all day long, so It's really a good place to go at any time.
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Ieesha J.
Can't go wrong here. Great food. Great service. Win win win.
(4)
Jim M.
We had a terrific dinner. Campfire beef was really really good. I hope it stays on the menu. Both Jen and I had it. Have not been there in a while, but this will bring me back soon.
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Rob K.
Don't come early when the old people and local strange folk eat out. I think they up the salt in everything for them. Otherwise, typical cracker barrel dumplin goodness.
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Rebecca G.
I am amazed at 31 years old I visit a Cracker Barrel for the first time ever. It was wildly unnerving to walk into a weird old-timey store situation before entering the restaurant, but at least the store provided some browsing while we waited for our table for two. It was brunch time on a Sunday, the place was filled to the brim yet our service was fast and friendly. The waitress even took the time to show us how to play the little peg game on the table. The breakfast menu was HUGE! They had a lo-carb section, which was great and made my breakfast choice easy. When the food arrived (quickly, too) it was tasty with big portions. I would definitely return for brunch here again....wish they had bloody mary's or mimosa!
(4)
Stephanie H.
I've never had a good experience here. Today topped it though: the eggs weren't done, forgot the cheese, forgot the bacon, forgot the hashbrowns... Server filled coffee and never brought creamer even though asked too. She never brought refills that she said she would. The food came out the second time just as bad. Bacon wasn't cooked it was actually raw.
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Scott C.
This is a typical Cracker Barrel, which has been in operation for about 20 years now. You enter through a gift shop with overpriced junk, where you can pass time if you have to wait for a table. The restaurant can get noisy at times but never so loud that you can't enjoy your meal . I ate here last week and was impressed with the service I received. It didn't take long at all for the food to come out. I got the chicken and dumplings, which is available with two or three sides. It didn't look like much food on the plate when it was put in front of me, but looks can be deceiving, as was the case here. The food was all quite good and very filling, as well as reasonably priced. By the way,there are two menus on the table. One is for breakfast, which is served all day. I looked at the breakfast menu first without realizing it. Don't get confused like I did!
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Zee A.
I don't get Cracker Barrel. I can't for the life of me figure out why people eat there. Is it the kitch, is it the flair, is it the decor? It cannot be the food. People are always surprised that I don't like to eat here, but I have never had a good meal there. I have been to CB a total of 5 times in my life, and each time was "Meh". It fits my category of Food Trough Style Restaurants. They say the cuisine (and I use that term lightly), is comfort food. But, this food is less than comforting. My recent dish consisted of over-cooked sloppy eggs, grits that were like a brick, extremely salty bacon, and fruit cup that was a slime factory. The coffee is just plain awful, awful, awful! Discomfort food is more like it. Dark dining room, schlocky decor, overpriced Atlantic City style gift shops, and super-extra-mediocre food. I have found for the same price, for better tasting quality food, with a great cup of joe AND outside of the food trough chains... within great mom and pop, local dining venues. Hell, even Waffle House is better. But I continue to go, because my family likes it. They seem to love it. Still scratching my head why. Ick.
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Craig P.
Got talked into going here again. Most of the food I get here I would throw away if I was cooking. I pretty much just get fish now. If you forget to order tartar sauce when you order the meal the waitress gets a little hostile. It tasted sour anyway so I will probably get sick later. The two of us were given two biscuits and one corn muffin. When I asked about this she said she was waiting for more to come out of the oven but when she brought it it was stone cold. It couldn't have just come out of the oven. No refills on iced tea until after you are done eating. Their checkout is the most miserable pain I have ever seen with people everywhere trying to pay, looking at their racks of merchandise and trying to get in to eat. What a jammed up mess! Trying to look at the stuff in their store part is a real trick with other people looking, people standing around waiting for a table and people coming and going. It's about time to clear out some of the junk so people can move around. I'm sure they don't really care. I can live without the place.
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Remie M.
How can you not come here when you're on the east coast! My first time coming to a Cracker Barrel was last year in Connecticut! I was hooked on their pancakes! As I wanted to see where my bf grew up, he took me here. . .his first job in HS! I was so excited to eat the delicious buttermilk pancakes! Fluffy and oh so delicious! YUM! And their maple syrup, sweet and perfect! I don't know how they make this delicious pancakes, but its like crack to me. I can't get enough! Service was great and friendly. After eating, we walked and looked around the cute store. We ended up buy the old school cracker jacks!
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Kimmie K.
Disappointing. Usually like it here. Couldn't wait to get my BLT & cheesy hash browns. Hash browns chewy probably yesterday's and the tomato on my BLT wasn't ripe. My husband had watery grits . Better luck next time. I also hate it when I get handed my check while the food is being served. No I guess I don't want dessert or a soup to go. Geeez
(3)
Matt N.
On a snowy Saturday My wife and I were looking for a place to eat breakfast. I mentioned that we hadn't been to cracker barrel in a while so we stopped in. The wait was only a minute and we we seated and had our drinks right after that. The service was pretty standard and yet efficient with our food coming faster than I expected. The ordering was simple and everything was cooked well. After I took some pics the Manager came over to clear our plates and ask about our meal. I was pleased by the attention to detail and we shopped in the store for a few minutes before paying and heading out. The menu is very homestyle and tasty yet not too far out with the kind of stuff you might see at the diner too. We looked around and they had some nice items like stuffed animals for the kids and bottles of preserves and syrup along with a good variety of candles and scented lotions. I got a woodwick car air freshener with was called fireside and had a nice spicey aroma. I would come back since the service has always been good at this location and I haven't ever had a bad meal. I do think the breakfast is their strong suit - and I am a breakfast fan.
(4)
S C.
Food was good. Our Server Ben, not so good. Took an order and did not come back until our food came out. Which could have been fine if he had not forgotten my drink I ordered. Then food came out, no biscuits. No extra sides we ordered. No ketchup for hash browns. Had to flag him down to ask for the basics. Food not bad, service was rough. Hope we came on a off day.
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Gaz H.
Had a perfect lunch stop here. Fast friendly service. Excellent chicken salad sandwich (toasted bread, good celery in the mix, and just the right pickles), a side of delicious coleslaw & a righteous cup of coffee. That, and I satisfied a two week old Cracker Jack craving on the way out. Superb.
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Aaron H.
Mmmm breakfast. I love some Cracker Barrel breakfast. Yes, I'm the freak that always has 5 plates of breakfast sitting in front of me! I like this place because even though it is always packed, there is very rarely ever a wait and the service is always fast. They do train the waitstaff to turn tables quickly, but I've never felt rushed here. My daughter also loves the country store part. There are all sorts of things from candies to toys and it seems like a little bit of everything in between. This restaurant is pretty easy to get to from the Queen Street exit off of I-83 as well if you are traveling.
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Kay W.
I wish we have this on Cali!!! If you're looking for good ol fashion home cooked country comfort food for a great price, large portion, and hospitable service, this is it! Ryan was a wonderful! Places with service like Cracker Barrel is just far and in between any more, this was such a delightful experience.
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Doug Y.
Cracker Barrel is down home southern country cooking at its best. Everything is fresh and made from scratch using high quality ingredients. Favorites: - Fish Fry on Friday nights - Breakfast anytime - Homemade biscuits & cornbread - Good Value Real maple syrup, Real butter, Real food
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russell c.
This is a great place for a traditional American style food. Nice atmosphere and good place to take your kids/family
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Sherrie C.
This is another place we have found and love. An old-fashioned country atmosphere with down home cooking. Love the cheesy hashbrown casserole. We've gone there for breakfast and supper and they have a large varied menu. Nice staff, always friendly and helpful in suggestions. They also have a cute little attached shop to browse in when you're done eating, with all sorts of items. And don't forget those nice rocking chairs on the front porch. There were people sitting and playing checkers and it reminded me fondly of the good ole days.
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Roxana G.
Great place for breakfast! It was delicious and for a reasonable price. I'd rather eat breakfast here than Perkins restaurant.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Touristy Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Lisa M.
The food was as good as always. Down home southern cookinh with the food that sticks to your ribs. Or 'a minute om the lips, forever om the hips' kinda of deal. The service was exceptionally good. My waiter was ever so patient and anticipated our needs. Unfortunately, I do not go to PA often. But, if I did... This would be my go to sppt.
(4)Candy C.
Love hitting Cracker Barrel when on travel. Typical Cracker Barrel. Very clean. I went in the bathroom and someone was cleaning. I loved seeing she really took her time and cleaned thoroughly. Today I ordered the chef salad. First time ordering this entrée. Talk about a great helping of food! Everything was fresh and crisp. The turkey were NOT lunch meat but actually thick pieces of meat. The bacon is real bacon bits. Also has two deviled eggs. Delicious! Our waiter, Jonathan, was very attentive.
(5)Ashley Z.
it's a cracker barrel so not going to go into excruciating detail. been here many times. food, service, and cleanliness are always good and the food is usually ready very quickly. sometimes you do have to wait for a table. this cracker barrel is a safe bet! especially for breakfast.
(3)Linda F.
I take my family to Cracker Barrel on special occasions because, that is they're fist choice. We love the breakfast and they're pancakes, farm house eggs and bacon,warm soft biscuits and special southern gravy.There are plenty of choices on the all of your menus to indulge in.We love your breakfast, lunch and dinners! Your atmospheric is warm and inviting and we feel just like being at home with my Grandma after church on a Sunday afternoon eating apple dumpling around our big farm house table... fun warm and cozy and you hate to leave! That is how my family feels a Cracker Barrel. Our home sweet home. I highly recommend it for anyone who lkes down home country cooking.
(5)Eric W.
in general, I like Cracker Barrel. So on our Thanksgiving Eve journey, we thought it would be a good place to stop. Though it was a nasty night outside, it was peaceful inside, with a fire in the hearth. Our server was very sweet and cheerful. As usual the food was excellent. Overall, a good stop over place.
(4)Nathan R.
This is a country themed restaurant with a pretty large gift store area that really helps pass the time if their is a wait to be seated. A brilliant idea really, but it does get crowded because the walkways in the gift store are fairly narrow. You can also wait outside on the front porch in one of the many, many rocking chairs and wait for your name to be called over the speaker. There is also hundreds of antiques suspended from the ceiling throughout the gift store and restaurant. The food here is always very good, and the prices are good too. You can expect a big dinner for around $10-$12. The fried apples are a favorite side dish of mine that are a true delicacy. They also serve perfectly delicious biscuits and cornbread with your dinner. I usually ask for the biscuits before the dinner which is how they use serve them before everyone kept filling up on the biscuits and couldn't eat their dinners. I often see unexperienced waitors/waitresses here and I do think it gets kind of loud when the restaurant is pretty full. They also serve excellent breakfasts all day long, so It's really a good place to go at any time.
(5)Ieesha J.
Can't go wrong here. Great food. Great service. Win win win.
(4)Jim M.
We had a terrific dinner. Campfire beef was really really good. I hope it stays on the menu. Both Jen and I had it. Have not been there in a while, but this will bring me back soon.
(4)Rob K.
Don't come early when the old people and local strange folk eat out. I think they up the salt in everything for them. Otherwise, typical cracker barrel dumplin goodness.
(3)Rebecca G.
I am amazed at 31 years old I visit a Cracker Barrel for the first time ever. It was wildly unnerving to walk into a weird old-timey store situation before entering the restaurant, but at least the store provided some browsing while we waited for our table for two. It was brunch time on a Sunday, the place was filled to the brim yet our service was fast and friendly. The waitress even took the time to show us how to play the little peg game on the table. The breakfast menu was HUGE! They had a lo-carb section, which was great and made my breakfast choice easy. When the food arrived (quickly, too) it was tasty with big portions. I would definitely return for brunch here again....wish they had bloody mary's or mimosa!
(4)Stephanie H.
I've never had a good experience here. Today topped it though: the eggs weren't done, forgot the cheese, forgot the bacon, forgot the hashbrowns... Server filled coffee and never brought creamer even though asked too. She never brought refills that she said she would. The food came out the second time just as bad. Bacon wasn't cooked it was actually raw.
(1)Scott C.
This is a typical Cracker Barrel, which has been in operation for about 20 years now. You enter through a gift shop with overpriced junk, where you can pass time if you have to wait for a table. The restaurant can get noisy at times but never so loud that you can't enjoy your meal . I ate here last week and was impressed with the service I received. It didn't take long at all for the food to come out. I got the chicken and dumplings, which is available with two or three sides. It didn't look like much food on the plate when it was put in front of me, but looks can be deceiving, as was the case here. The food was all quite good and very filling, as well as reasonably priced. By the way,there are two menus on the table. One is for breakfast, which is served all day. I looked at the breakfast menu first without realizing it. Don't get confused like I did!
(4)Zee A.
I don't get Cracker Barrel. I can't for the life of me figure out why people eat there. Is it the kitch, is it the flair, is it the decor? It cannot be the food. People are always surprised that I don't like to eat here, but I have never had a good meal there. I have been to CB a total of 5 times in my life, and each time was "Meh". It fits my category of Food Trough Style Restaurants. They say the cuisine (and I use that term lightly), is comfort food. But, this food is less than comforting. My recent dish consisted of over-cooked sloppy eggs, grits that were like a brick, extremely salty bacon, and fruit cup that was a slime factory. The coffee is just plain awful, awful, awful! Discomfort food is more like it. Dark dining room, schlocky decor, overpriced Atlantic City style gift shops, and super-extra-mediocre food. I have found for the same price, for better tasting quality food, with a great cup of joe AND outside of the food trough chains... within great mom and pop, local dining venues. Hell, even Waffle House is better. But I continue to go, because my family likes it. They seem to love it. Still scratching my head why. Ick.
(2)Craig P.
Got talked into going here again. Most of the food I get here I would throw away if I was cooking. I pretty much just get fish now. If you forget to order tartar sauce when you order the meal the waitress gets a little hostile. It tasted sour anyway so I will probably get sick later. The two of us were given two biscuits and one corn muffin. When I asked about this she said she was waiting for more to come out of the oven but when she brought it it was stone cold. It couldn't have just come out of the oven. No refills on iced tea until after you are done eating. Their checkout is the most miserable pain I have ever seen with people everywhere trying to pay, looking at their racks of merchandise and trying to get in to eat. What a jammed up mess! Trying to look at the stuff in their store part is a real trick with other people looking, people standing around waiting for a table and people coming and going. It's about time to clear out some of the junk so people can move around. I'm sure they don't really care. I can live without the place.
(2)Remie M.
How can you not come here when you're on the east coast! My first time coming to a Cracker Barrel was last year in Connecticut! I was hooked on their pancakes! As I wanted to see where my bf grew up, he took me here. . .his first job in HS! I was so excited to eat the delicious buttermilk pancakes! Fluffy and oh so delicious! YUM! And their maple syrup, sweet and perfect! I don't know how they make this delicious pancakes, but its like crack to me. I can't get enough! Service was great and friendly. After eating, we walked and looked around the cute store. We ended up buy the old school cracker jacks!
(4)Kimmie K.
Disappointing. Usually like it here. Couldn't wait to get my BLT & cheesy hash browns. Hash browns chewy probably yesterday's and the tomato on my BLT wasn't ripe. My husband had watery grits . Better luck next time. I also hate it when I get handed my check while the food is being served. No I guess I don't want dessert or a soup to go. Geeez
(3)Matt N.
On a snowy Saturday My wife and I were looking for a place to eat breakfast. I mentioned that we hadn't been to cracker barrel in a while so we stopped in. The wait was only a minute and we we seated and had our drinks right after that. The service was pretty standard and yet efficient with our food coming faster than I expected. The ordering was simple and everything was cooked well. After I took some pics the Manager came over to clear our plates and ask about our meal. I was pleased by the attention to detail and we shopped in the store for a few minutes before paying and heading out. The menu is very homestyle and tasty yet not too far out with the kind of stuff you might see at the diner too. We looked around and they had some nice items like stuffed animals for the kids and bottles of preserves and syrup along with a good variety of candles and scented lotions. I got a woodwick car air freshener with was called fireside and had a nice spicey aroma. I would come back since the service has always been good at this location and I haven't ever had a bad meal. I do think the breakfast is their strong suit - and I am a breakfast fan.
(4)S C.
Food was good. Our Server Ben, not so good. Took an order and did not come back until our food came out. Which could have been fine if he had not forgotten my drink I ordered. Then food came out, no biscuits. No extra sides we ordered. No ketchup for hash browns. Had to flag him down to ask for the basics. Food not bad, service was rough. Hope we came on a off day.
(4)Gaz H.
Had a perfect lunch stop here. Fast friendly service. Excellent chicken salad sandwich (toasted bread, good celery in the mix, and just the right pickles), a side of delicious coleslaw & a righteous cup of coffee. That, and I satisfied a two week old Cracker Jack craving on the way out. Superb.
(4)Aaron H.
Mmmm breakfast. I love some Cracker Barrel breakfast. Yes, I'm the freak that always has 5 plates of breakfast sitting in front of me! I like this place because even though it is always packed, there is very rarely ever a wait and the service is always fast. They do train the waitstaff to turn tables quickly, but I've never felt rushed here. My daughter also loves the country store part. There are all sorts of things from candies to toys and it seems like a little bit of everything in between. This restaurant is pretty easy to get to from the Queen Street exit off of I-83 as well if you are traveling.
(5)Kay W.
I wish we have this on Cali!!! If you're looking for good ol fashion home cooked country comfort food for a great price, large portion, and hospitable service, this is it! Ryan was a wonderful! Places with service like Cracker Barrel is just far and in between any more, this was such a delightful experience.
(5)Doug Y.
Cracker Barrel is down home southern country cooking at its best. Everything is fresh and made from scratch using high quality ingredients. Favorites: - Fish Fry on Friday nights - Breakfast anytime - Homemade biscuits & cornbread - Good Value Real maple syrup, Real butter, Real food
(4)russell c.
This is a great place for a traditional American style food. Nice atmosphere and good place to take your kids/family
(4)Sherrie C.
This is another place we have found and love. An old-fashioned country atmosphere with down home cooking. Love the cheesy hashbrown casserole. We've gone there for breakfast and supper and they have a large varied menu. Nice staff, always friendly and helpful in suggestions. They also have a cute little attached shop to browse in when you're done eating, with all sorts of items. And don't forget those nice rocking chairs on the front porch. There were people sitting and playing checkers and it reminded me fondly of the good ole days.
(5)Roxana G.
Great place for breakfast! It was delicious and for a reasonable price. I'd rather eat breakfast here than Perkins restaurant.
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