When it comes to the world of food and drink, we'll take as many freebies as we can get. The one big problem? It's not usually so easy to find those deals.
To maintain consistency at its stores across the country, the company has resisted franchising, allowing the company to keep all the details under one roof.
What could possibly be worse than being served food contaminated with blood? Not much, it turns out. Back in 2011 one customer got quite a shock with her food.
Chicken and dumplings is easy to make, but even so, Cracker Barrel's version stands out. Here's what really sets its Chicken N' Dumplins above the rest.
Cracker Barrel isn't the only company that uses the term "pancake syrup" to avoid any claims of false advertising. It's a common sight in grocery store aisles.
While Cracker Barrel might occasionally use the microwave when they're running low on food, it's not a staple in the kitchen. Food is mostly cooked in an oven.
With a menu built around simple, made-from-scratch food, Cracker Barrel doesn't really have a secret menu; but there is one secret item you can sometimes order.
Kitchenware, vintage candy, biscuit mix, and even home goods can all be found at Cracker Barrel's online store. No need to set foot inside, just go online.
Cracker Barrels are often strategically located near major highways, making them a popular traveler stop. But there are five states where you won't find one.
While there are many dishes to enjoy at Cracker Barrel, there's one beloved type of gravy that was discontinued a few years back and may be gone forever.