How can you go wrong with chicken fried chicken, biscuits and gravy! Come on people this is just great country food for a great price!
(3)
Ryan L.
Food tastes great as it does with every other Barrel, but I often find that I wait longer to receive my food at this one compared to others. I'm talking about a Thursday evening for dinner, too - not a Saturday morning. My fav is the egg sandwich with hash browns, and I order the bread grilled (NOT TOASTED!). Half the time the sandwich comes toasted and not grilled, despite stressing this when ordering. Management often comes around checking on you, but even when they know it's taking forever to get your food, they don't comp your drink or anything else. It probably should be a 3*, but the food is good so it stays a 4.
(4)
Joel G.
I frequent Cracker Barrel restaurants all over the southeast. The service I received at this location was the best I have ever received in any Cracker Barrel restaurant. My server was a young woman by the name of Madison.
(5)
Jennifer G.
This cracker barrel was really good. I know you're like meh cracker barrel is a cracker barrel, which is mostly true, but in my my visits to cracker barrels across the country occasionally I've encountered a cracker barrel that is either extra good or in some cases not quite up to par (still better than a lot of the other highway-side options though). This was one of the good ones. Our server was awesome (Toddzilla I think it was?) - he was super friendly and chatty (but not in an obnoxious way) and had us laughing a lot - which is a nice break when you've been driving for like a gazillion hours. Food was classic home cooking and delish. My meal this time was fried chicken tenderloins with mac and cheese, dumplings, and hashbrown casserole with side of cream gravy for my chicken tenders (that's a pro-tip by the way - it's like a hand held chicken fried chicken!) I know it was super unhealthy, but I don't come here to eat healthy usually, but they do have some options if that's what you're looking for - grilled chicken tenderloins are a really good choice and their salads are pretty tasty.
(4)
Gabor D.
Pretty meh as far as cracker barrels go. The campfire chicken is unfortunately kind of terrible (intentionally soggy but not in a good way), and pork chops and country fried steak were decent but forgettable. Usually like cracker barrels more than this one.
(2)
Drake F.
Slightly touristy but great food, service, and the place has antiques everywhere! You're welcomed by rocker chairs, Checker boards, and a neat store of everything including some realy cool nick nacks. Great country restaurant and store.
(5)
Cowboy B.
Easy on and off of I-75, this is about what you'd expect from Cracker Barrel. The quality of the food is consistent and the inside is antiquey and interesting. This store is pretty new, the new version of the CB in Sweetwater. In addition to all of the usual, you'll find ample parking in the back for RVs and vehicles towing trailers. I had to rate this location five stars because I can't think of any negatives. You know what you're getting with Cracker Barrel and this is one of the best I've seen.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
Jones B.
How can you go wrong with chicken fried chicken, biscuits and gravy! Come on people this is just great country food for a great price!
(3)Ryan L.
Food tastes great as it does with every other Barrel, but I often find that I wait longer to receive my food at this one compared to others. I'm talking about a Thursday evening for dinner, too - not a Saturday morning. My fav is the egg sandwich with hash browns, and I order the bread grilled (NOT TOASTED!). Half the time the sandwich comes toasted and not grilled, despite stressing this when ordering. Management often comes around checking on you, but even when they know it's taking forever to get your food, they don't comp your drink or anything else. It probably should be a 3*, but the food is good so it stays a 4.
(4)Joel G.
I frequent Cracker Barrel restaurants all over the southeast. The service I received at this location was the best I have ever received in any Cracker Barrel restaurant. My server was a young woman by the name of Madison.
(5)Jennifer G.
This cracker barrel was really good. I know you're like meh cracker barrel is a cracker barrel, which is mostly true, but in my my visits to cracker barrels across the country occasionally I've encountered a cracker barrel that is either extra good or in some cases not quite up to par (still better than a lot of the other highway-side options though). This was one of the good ones. Our server was awesome (Toddzilla I think it was?) - he was super friendly and chatty (but not in an obnoxious way) and had us laughing a lot - which is a nice break when you've been driving for like a gazillion hours. Food was classic home cooking and delish. My meal this time was fried chicken tenderloins with mac and cheese, dumplings, and hashbrown casserole with side of cream gravy for my chicken tenders (that's a pro-tip by the way - it's like a hand held chicken fried chicken!) I know it was super unhealthy, but I don't come here to eat healthy usually, but they do have some options if that's what you're looking for - grilled chicken tenderloins are a really good choice and their salads are pretty tasty.
(4)Gabor D.
Pretty meh as far as cracker barrels go. The campfire chicken is unfortunately kind of terrible (intentionally soggy but not in a good way), and pork chops and country fried steak were decent but forgettable. Usually like cracker barrels more than this one.
(2)Drake F.
Slightly touristy but great food, service, and the place has antiques everywhere! You're welcomed by rocker chairs, Checker boards, and a neat store of everything including some realy cool nick nacks. Great country restaurant and store.
(5)Cowboy B.
Easy on and off of I-75, this is about what you'd expect from Cracker Barrel. The quality of the food is consistent and the inside is antiquey and interesting. This store is pretty new, the new version of the CB in Sweetwater. In addition to all of the usual, you'll find ample parking in the back for RVs and vehicles towing trailers. I had to rate this location five stars because I can't think of any negatives. You know what you're getting with Cracker Barrel and this is one of the best I've seen.
(5)