Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Well over priced.Tiny menu, small portions.There are better places to eat.Waitresses tried hard but with the limitations, there wasn't much they could do.The silverware was totally gross. Looked like it was coated with bhe last person's dinner. Turned out to be soap stains of some kind. Still gross.

Good place to eat, nice and clean, I really recommend it, affordable prices, I paid 50 dollars plus tip for 3 people.

Food was forgotten server never checked in no refills had to notify managerParking: Limited space

The food, as always, was great. The (blond) service.... less than Cracker Barrel quality. We arrived at 6pn and were seated immediately. Our server had an 'fell out of the moon attitude: my husband ordered the steak dinner with three sides and I wanted the white fish: I was told they are out for the night. Then I ordered the trout and a cup of veggie soup which was supposed to be $1.99 because I had a two entree meal. This being a Southern Meal, the waiter was supposed to ask if I wanted a biscuit or a corn muffin. She forgot. The meal came, not the soup. Had to remind her twice. Then she brought a 3/4 cup in her hands instead on a plate. NO spoon!!! Had to ask AGAIN for a spoon. The silverware was not the cleanest. NO soda crackers came with the soup. Barely any veggies in the soup. Definitely NO potatoes. She charged me $4:19 for the cup that was supposed to be $1.99! She didn 't wait for us to finish and brought the check, after which she asked if we wanted anything else. We left tip/cash on the table but ... she didn 't deserve any of it.(Excuse the typos didn 't have my glasses).

My family and I recently visited Cracker Barrel, enticed by the promising scenery upon arrival. However, our dining experience quickly turned sour. Our hopes were initially raised by a very pleasant waitress who informed us of a malfunctioning fryer. Despite this setback, we placed our orders optimistically, only to be met with disappointment at every turn.First, we discovered they were out of apples, a staple side dish. Then, we were assured of drink refills, which never materialized due to their shortage of ice. Furthermore, we were left without napkins, adding to the growing list of frustrations.The climax of our dissatisfaction came when our meals arrived. My order of Mac and Cheese was unavailable, and my mother's anticipation for mashed potatoes was unfulfilled. To compound matters, my burger arrived as an afterthought, leaving me to dine alone while my father finished his meal.As we awaited the missing components of our meals, we learned that the restaurant had run out of potatoes entirely. With our expectations shattered and appetites unsatisfied, we departed Cracker Barrel with a bitter taste in our mouths.Overall, our experience was marked by a series of disappointments, from missing menu items to subpar service. Despite the initial allure of the scenery, the lack of basic amenities and food items left us feeling dissatisfied and unlikely to return.