European Reacts to Brits Try Cracker Barrel for the first time!
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Cracker Barrell originated in Lebanon Tennessee and is a chain which is located all over the east coast. They all look similar to this and their food is really good if your like country cooking or soul food.
Ty for sharing. Seems an amazing place.❤
Yeah, they are coast to coast and have been for some time. I've eaten at one in California and I haven't lived the in 10 years
I don't know if they're all still there, but about 25 years ago, there was an exit off of I-40 in TN that had 4 Cracker Barrels within sight of each other.
@@GentleRain21 it's probably the ones just outside of Knoxville. There are quite a few. I was just through there on my honeymoon last week.
"I would dip it in the gravy. I might be a bit of a savage..." This statement makes you an honorary American.
Calling anything at Cracker Barrel "spicy" has got to the most British thing I've heard in a very long time.
I see what you're saying but to be fair, it does a lot of black pepper
Those mashed potatoes are TOO SPICY
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Spicy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@@kiethj7 is black pepper considered spicy in the UK? we would label that pricklyness as "peppery" in the US and maybe sneeze.
Cracker Barrel originated in Lebanon, Tennessee. Just east of Nashville. They serve mostly traditional old time southern food. It’s a nice, family restaurant and country store that’s always clean and food is tasty. Big rocking chairs on the front porch are often filled with people just relaxing after dinner before getting on the road again.
I worked here in college as a waitress. It’s one of few chain restaurants in the US who treats their employees very well, offer advancement, employee stock and decent health insurance.
Hi from Los Angeles 🙋♀️
Cornbread can be sweet or savoury. If it's sweet, you'll eat it warm, with honey-butter, or plain butter. If it's savoury, you'll usually find it contains minced bell pepper, sometimes, cheddar cheese, bacon, or sausage crumbles, sometimes minced onion.
Gravy over the country fried steak! Is mandatory! Truly it's not a mistake! 🔥🤟
Cracker barrels are all over the US, not just in Texas. I'm from Ohio, and I see them all the time.
Ginger billy has a great video on cracker barrel. It's almost literal.
Yes! New Jersey has them as well. I've also been to them in West Virginia, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida before... maybe one in North Carolina once but not 100%.
In WI too
They are on Colorado, too.
Add Maryland to the Cracker Barrel list!
Cracker Barrel is a chain that's all over the country. They all look like old country places but they are not actually old. It's not a Texas chain. It's from Tennessee.
As a ex waitress if you put your cup on the right edge it means you want a refill and a good waitress will see it
“Wait what about putting those chips(fries) in the gravy?”
Now, you are thinking like a true American 😂
Or a Canadian.
I looked the prices up at my local Cracker Barrel (North Dallas area). James’ country fried steak dinner (including side dishes)was $12.49 and Millie’s maple bacon chicken was $13.99.
I loved your reaction. You always brighten my day.
Just for comparison, I looked up both in California and either is $16.49.
Thanks@@julieCA58 I was wondering. I am a Cali native and have never seen a Cracker Barrel. I have only traveled western states.
@@user-calm_salty One up in Lodi and a few down southern Cal.
We have the same prices in Nashville, TN (and in Lebanon where Cracker Barrel originates).
Europeans: Remember to add about 25% to those amounts for tax and tip.
All the Texas talk…Tennessee where Cracker Barrel started would like a word…😆
The closer the restaurant is to Tennessee the better the food is prepared
Okra was brought over from Africa by the African slaves - because it was an important ingredient in much of their dishes from home. It's main component is a slimy liquid in it's center that, when boiled and pounded creates an excellent starch like thickener to any soup or stew. Plus the vegetable itself (like a small zucchini) is delicious. It is used mostly in the south, where slavery was most prevalent.
A lot of our senior citizens tend to favor Cracker Barrel.
Cracker Barrel is pretty good. It's a chain restaurant and you can't beat the price.
There are 662 Cracker Barrel stores in the US. It serves Southern food. All restaurants have a country store at the entrance. They sell from old-styled rocking chairs to candy, sodas and beers that were popular in the 1940/50s, as well as home furnishings to decorate homes country styled. The food is excellent and is cooked at each restaurant. It is the kind of food that people still cook at home in the South.😂
I'm watching from Tennessee, the birth place of Cracker Barrel. Cracker Barrel is not just a Texas thing. The stores/restaurants are decorated with country type things, such as old signs, old photos and kitchen tools. The menu is the same at every restaurant. Start looking for Tennessee videos. You might like it as much as Texas.
There are over 600 Cracker Barrels in the US, usually near interstates. We stop quite often on road trips, love the country cooking.
The official name is Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. As of August 10, 2023, the company operates 660 stores in 45 states. All stores are company owned and operated. The rocking chairs that sit outside the restaurant are for sale. The menu is based on traditional Southern cuisine, and the restaurant's appearance and decor are designed to resemble an old-fashioned general store, including a barrel and chairs for having a game of checkers while waiting for your table.
We drown our chicken fried steak in gravy
Cracker Barrels have the same menu all over US as far as I know. My state of Indiana alone has 28 of them.
Cracker Barrel is just homestyle American food. Some candy that is old style and drinks too. Some cornbread is sweet but not excessively so. Others are just savory. Biscuits and cornbread just come in a basket with the meal, you take what you want. If you need more, just ask for it. Cracker Barrel is nationwide, same everywhere. Their green beans have sugar in them.
Not really a fan of sugared beans or peas. I like salt and butter in mine 😊
@@christineschutten248 I don't think you notice it, the only way I know is from checking the nutritional facts. I'm a diabetic and my numbers skyrocketed after eating there. More so than when I splurged and had some hash brown casserole on a previous visit (which should have shot my numbers up and really didn't). I contacted their corporate office and that's when I found out. They were really good about checking the recipes for the meal I had and telling me all the ingredients in everything for me.
Correct. They will bring you another side plate with biscuits and/or cornbread. You can ask for just one.
Comes with butter, jelly/jam, or even honey. If you get cornbread you ALWAYS cover it with plenty of butter. Dry cornbread isn't very enjoyable. Buttered cornbread is amazing.
Cracker Barrels are all over the country, not only in Texas. They just happened to be in Texas. Proper cornbread is not sweet. He's having chicken fried steak, not chicken.
Cracker Barrel is in all but 5 states: Hawaii, Alaska, Washington,Vermont and Wyoming. There are 687 Cracker Barrels in the USA. It is a "comfort food" place to eat. Everything is seasoned a plenty and is delicious. They have a huge fireplace that is a wood burning one and in the Winter gives off so much heat and makes for such a "warm" atmosphere. Each table has an oil burning lamp which they light towards the evening and it too adds a "warmth" to the atmosphere. The store sells a variety of things: clothes, cards, toys, home decor, candy, mugs and cups, quilts and many other things. My husband and I love going here!!
I was irrationally happy when you immediately both recognized okra and went "it's a vegetable!". I'm not sure if you eat it in Portugal or not, but every foreigner who tries or hears about it has the
"What is that? It's so confusing and new" response to a sometimes exaggerated degree, even if people have told them prior. So it was just refreshing to hear someone know immediately.
Okra is a vegetable originally from Africa.
100% I thought the same thing. I like Andre's reactions.
I literally just watch the a British family buying groceries and they bought okra in London. They have it there
I'm well aware they have access to it and where it originates. But most people I've seen react to it as a food are absolutely confused by it, that's all.
@@dalemoore8582 This British couple doesn't live in London. Although the UK is a small country with a great rail service, I believe that they live on a rural like island off the mainland of Brittan. Okra may not be as accessible there. Also, not sure how often they go to London to shop.
When I go to Cracker Barrel (I live in the North Carolina mountains), I like to get both cornbread and a biscuit. My favorite meal is spicy catfish filet-side items: hash brown casserole, mustard greens, and cooked apples (I wait till the end to eat the apples with the biscuit). To me, the cornbread is best eaten with the catfish.
Chicken-fried steak is typically made from round steak that’s been tenderized (pounded with a meat mallet), seasoned with salt and pepper, dredged in flour, and fried in cooking oil. It’s often served with creamed potatoes and beef gravy. So yummy.
I always loved the decoration in Cracker Barrel and the food and store is great.
You sound like you're attracted to clutter😂😂😂
@@jeffhampton2767 No the decoration matches the style of the restaurant. It’s not stuff I want scattered across my house but in a public restaurant it looks fine.
"As of March, 2024, there are 687 Cracker Barrel restaurants in the United States. These restaurants are located in 45 states and territories and 591 cities."
Cracker Barrel stores/restaurants are all over the place in the US, as far as I'm aware! So you'll probably be able to stop at one wherever you visit. :)
In the frontier days crackers came in huge barrels not boxes. When you went into town buy supplies, the store keeper would allow you a few crackers or penny candy while placing your order.
Many places offer rolls and/or cornbread. At C.B. I always get cornbread.
Okra is a green narrow cone shaped vegetable. Stewed with fresh tomatoes, it's a little slimy, but summer fresh. Fried it's crisp and yummy. Best of all is pickled okra. 😋 eaten like a pickle. Interesting because it has a rough exterior and full of soft tasty seeds.
Chicken fried is a cooking method. It can be beef, chicken, or pork chops. Think of wiener schnitzel.
the closest one to me is 150 miles away
@@vodriscoll
Sadly not as good under the new ownership.
I’m from Memphis and all of the south is known for good food. In fact I love to cook!!! The more people that I have to cook for the happier I am!
Girl! Potluck is at what time? I'm in with a side dish and a dessert! 😏I'm on the west coast but have loved my travels through Memphis. The stops for meals especially.
I just had breakfast at Cracker Barrel this morning in Clearwater, Florida. The beauty of Cracker Barrel is they all look the same and the food is the same. I love it! More like home style country cooking. I think it’s delicious. I don’t think the stuff is salty but it’s a person’s preference. The shop in front is really nice with very pretty souvenirs and a few clothes. Biscuits and cornbread are both delicious in my opinion.
Cracker Barrell is a decent restaurant, and it is a national chain so you can find them everywhere.
Cracker Barrel is everywhere in the US. We have 2 here in Macon, GA.
I live in Warner Robins and can confirm this.
Cracker Barrel is a country restaurant & store....my favorite part is the old fashioned candies & sodas they sell in the store part....its pretty popular cus its in almost every state....its actually originally from Tennessee not Texas....they give you both biscuits & cornbread muffins & both are definitely delicious....gotta have tons of butter & jam on a warm biscuit & tons of butter on a warm cornbread muffin....its a little weird to me that he went with steak fries instead of mashed potatoes or eggs or hashbrown casserole as a side for chicken fried steak but I still love me some steak fries which are basically like thinner potato wedges....'chicken fried steak' is usually breaded cube steak....smothering or dipping steak fries in gravy is next level....André I smother my chicken fried steak in that country gravy alot more than he did lol....no don't put gravy on your mac n cheese that definitely too far lol....some people like okra & some people don't....the rocking chairs out in the front of the store are for sale & you can sit in them if theres alot of people waiting in line
Cracker Barrel’s are off major highways so lots of travelers; but, they are close to towns so lots of locals too
Always get fries with gravy.
Andre, I love eating at Cracker Barrell restaurant.Cracker Barrell is a very popular restaurant. You can eat breakfast foods all day long and they have delicous comfort food lunch and dinner plates. Prices are also cheap. In the front of the restaurant is a country store where you can buy country style clothes, plates, toys, candy/sweets, and other things!
If there's an interstate, there are cracker barrels along it. It won't be hard to hunt one down if you're visiting.
Biscuits & gravy for myself
Okra is an African fruit that resembles a green pepper, but it's not a pepper, and it's not sweet. It was originally brought to the States with African slaves centuries ago. In the American South, it's usually sliced and fried. Many people enjoy it cooked different ways, but I think the most popular method is frying it and having it with ketchup.
The cultures of the African slaves heavily influenced southern cuisine in America, especially American barbecue.
I think you would really like Cracker Barrel! The country store is always fun to browse, and when you eat there the tables often have different games you can play (old-fashioned games, not electronic games), and they have a great menu. Except for a few higher priced items like steaks, I'm pretty sure that almost everything else is $15 or less. There's a lot of them around the country, usually located relatively close to an interstate or highway. I've been to them in multiple different locations. They also serve breakfast all day and they have a really great breakfast menu.
Hi from Texas! Cracker Barrel is the epitome of southern, down home food.
They are a national chain , all over the country. There is one halfway to my In-laws place we meet at to get together if we can’t stay the whole day. Great lunch and breakfast and a decent supper menu- VERY “ Country” in vibes!
I usually hit Cracker Barrell for breakfast. Nationwide chain.
Of all the places I have seen them visit so far. This and Terry Black's are probably the happiest I have seen them about the food.
Texan here letting you know that Mr. Beesly here had a fried _steak!_ 🤠
Also: Fried okra in white gravy? *Absolutely a valid decision.* We do this all the time, so way to pick up on that combo!!
if it's breakfast, I prefer biscuits, but lunch or dinner, it's cornbread.... unless it's a specific type of food that goes better with biscuits. also, you can cut the cornbread in half (horizontally) like a biscuit and slather butter on the inside, the put it back together and let the butter melt into the cornbread (and some on top as well for more taste). once it melts, it's even more delicious. you can use butter or jam with the biscuit, but no jam on cornbread.
also, some type of bread is usually served at restaurants before the salad (or main if no salad) so that you can eat something while you wait for your food to be cooked... at home, it's served WITH the dinner/lunch, not before.
Cracker barrel is country cooking with your choice of side dishes.
Cracker Barrel is great food and affordable. They have Cracker Barrel in other states. I like that you can buy stuff there too. The atmosphere is cozy and nice. One of my favorite places. 😊 ❤
Cracker Barrel is a chain restaurant/store that started in Lebanon, TN (my parents live there!) but has locations in several states. Cornbread can be salty or sweet depending on who makes it. Cracker Barrel has savory corn bread, but a lot of people make it with sugar. I personally only like it if it's sweet. When I go to Cracker Barrel, I prefer the biscuits with blackberry preserves. They bring it out as a starter, but I usually save it for dessert. They also have decent sawmill gravy and biscuits (but there are other places that do it better). Their Coca-Cola cake is the best thing on the menu. He got my favorite dinner entree, the country fried steak (which is meant to be absolutely drenched in gravy so he definitely did not put too much! That whole bowl of gravy is meant to go on the steak.), but they also serve breakfast all day and their breakfast is really great. They also have some of the best dinner salads...can you tell I love this place?! ;) Also, I love that you would dip the okra in the gravy, because I definitely do that too. :D
This is so funny. Cracker Barrel is a chain restaurant all over the US. It's okay food, not bad but nothing to get so excited over either. It's funny to see them get so excited over Cracker Barrel food, there is much better southern-style food to be had in the United States! I do love the shop though and the prices are really good, you can get a whole meal with two sides for maybe $10 or $12, somewhere in that neighborhood
Texan here! I love his Cap! Go Cowboys! America’s Team!
RIGHT ON! San Antonio here. HOW BOUT THEM BOYS?! Our year is upon us😂
@@MsLhuntMartinez79 San Antonio’s always been good to the Cowboys! Solid fanbase there! I must admit, loosing Pollard has left me reeling a bit, but if we can stay healthy we have a chance. 😅
After all who expected to see the Rangers win the World Series last year!
1:05 beautiful place.
Every Cracker Barrel I've ever seen has those rocking chairs out front. You can just walk over and sit in one and rock back and forth on the front porch. People do it all the time.
Very chill. They even have a checker board set up so you can play checkers with a friend.
Their biscuits are decent but nothing beats North Carolina biscuits, more crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and more buttery and salty. Bojangles or Biscuitville will do if you can't find a Granny! Bigger biscuits as sandwiches are a really common breakfast on the go food, my favorite is a chicken biscuit. Other popular ones are sausage, ham, or pork chop. And of course a lot of people love egg and cheese with their meat but not me. A Bojangles cajun filet biscuit with honey mustard and hot sauce is my absolute favorite breakfast! I like Bojangles beans, fries, and hash browns too. If I wanted a sweet treat I would get the blueberry biscuit, it's heavenly.
I believe the first Cracker Barrel(s) were in Tennessee. Frankly, I loved them. My mom was originally from the south, and I grew up eating a lot of Cracker Barrell style cooking.
I love cornbread, altho theirs is more cake-y than I prefer, it's still pretty good. Kinda nice to see one (there are none near me now, in the Pacifific northwest)
10:10 Too much?? NOOOOO, that's not enough. You're supposed to pour all of it onto it.
My wife and I have traveled all over the United States (45 states and counting), and one of our fun things to do is anytime we see a sign for Cracker Barrel or see a Cracker Barrel restaurant we point at it and look at each other and say "Cracker Barrel!" Cracker Barrel is our "go to" when we're on the road as the food, the service, the atmosphere, the country store, is just magnificent and fun. Oh my goodness, even now I'm thinking about a plate of country ham, mac 'n cheese and green beans...and it just makes me salivate. I'm living at my 35th address in places all over the world, including 15 of the states in the United States and 4 foreign countries (unfortunately not one of which is Portugal, yet), but I've lived almost 25 of my years in the Great State of Texas. Texas is special, in many, many ways--but not for Cracker Barrel as they are all over the US (hallelujah), and now not even for Whataburger, HEB, and Buc-ees, all of which originated in Texas but are now spreading throughout the US. I could go on and on, but take it from me, there's no other experience like being in Texas.
Brown gravy is almost a food group in the south.
Yes, in the country (south) many restaurants serve choice of biscuits or cornbread or they bring a small basket of both. Cornbread is definitely my favorite but prefer baked without sugar. Mexican style cornbread (honestly probably has never been eaten in Mexico lol) is 100% my favorite
Cracker Barrels are usually located near exits off interstate highways, so they are great for people traveling who don't have time to look around for a place to eat that may or may not be good. Cracker Barrel is consistently good food at moderate prices. There are two within 30 minutes of my house in North Carolina. You can get biscuits and gravy there. I like them plain. I prefer biscuits to corn bread, but both are brought to the table unless you ask for one over the other.
He didn't put too much gravy on the steak. You can't put too much gravy on chicken fried steak! I agree with the others who said that he should have had the mashed potatoes with it. A lot of places and families serve their mashed potatoes with lumps. They might have fainted if they were served mashed potatoes that still had the peel on them, lol. Many leave the peels on. Basically, we have different styles of mashed potatoes just like there are different styles of pizza, BBQ, chili, clam chowder and cornbread!
Cracker barrel sells its Mac n cheese in the stores in boxes. You might be able to get some on the internet. Both corn bread and biscuits are great options for a starter or to soak up gravy and more.
Corn bread can be sweet or savory. Love both 💗
Cracker Barrel is legit solid for a chain, the have big potions and prices that are more than fair esp compared to other chains. A local mom and pop can be better, but it rare to have bad food or service at one.
At the Cracker Barrel restaurant near my house, these meals are just under $14 each which includes the sides (veggies) and biscuits/cornbread. The drinks would be a separate price. Coke or tea is $3.29 with free refills. Based on this, the entire meal would be $50-55 including tax and tip.
I’m in California and I have a Cracker Barrel about 20 minutes from me. It’s located in the town of Camarillo. It maybe a chain restaurant but their food is really good!
It's not like we have gravy for most meals, but when there is gravy you should dip everything in it!
San Antonio Texas here... Cracker Barrel is a national chain of diner type restaurants they are all connected to a country store where you can buy souvenirs and commodities...
The first Cracker Barrel opened in 1969 in Lebanon Tennessee and that's where the headquarters for this company remain..It's NOT a Texas Company and YES, the food there is AMAZING!
The Cracker barrel in my area advertisers over 20 meals for $7.99. It's pretty good. The gift shops always has pretty cool things that you don't see anywhere else.
Cracker Barrel restaurants headquarters is in Lebanon Tennessee. It's close to Nashville Tennessee. They are a chain located in South. For the price there food is very good. I eat their twice a week 6 chicken strips green beans Turnip greens carrots is little over $13.00 US dollars.
Yes! Gravy on fries works! Here in Alabama we used to have a Boardwalk Fries where they served cups or even buckets of fries and condiments for dipping were gravy, or ketchup, or cheese sauce!!!!!
They have 687 locations. They are in 45 States. Alaska, Hawaii, Vermont, Washington, and Wyoming are the States without a Cracker Barrel.
Biscuits are good with butter + honey or butter + jam/jelly. That is in addition to biscuits and gravy.
I watched this and had my husband pick up takeout from our cracker barrel here in southwestern Virginia. I got chicken tenders with a spicy honey sauce, not actually spicy but really tasty! My favorite sides are the hash brown casserole and the fried apples. They're not deep, fried just sliced apples sauteed in butter and cinnamon. It's not as good as Granny's but it's consistently good. And quite cheap. We got a free appetizer for ordering online. We got fried pickles for the appetizer, then 2 meals, and an order of oeach cobbler to share for dessert. I tipped the kitchen $4 and after that and tax it was $45. In this area that's pretty average for a meal out or takeout from a sit down restaurant. Where we just moved from, an average meal out was around $100, so to us it feels very affordable and I had half my food leftover for lunch the next day.
Their main competition is 'Bob Evans' (based in Rio Grande, OH) a large chain too. The rocking chars are nice to sit in at times.
There are different types of corn bread that people make. There is sweet, salty, jalepeno, spoon bread, cheesy, etc. Cracker Barrels are restaurants with a country store in the front as you walk in. There are many as they are a chain restaurant. They are good. It's home cooked style southern food. There is even one here in Minnesota. 🙂
Cracker Barrels are all over the country! Usually, they are located near interstates or major roads so they are very easy to find when traveling. My family always stops in on road trips ☺️
Cracker Barrel is pretty famous in the US. Not in all regions though. It is pretty good for a restaurant chain. Biscuits & cornbread would be more a Southern thing. I prefer cornbread. Chicken fried steak has no chicken. It is steak fried 'chicken style'. When you get a trip plan together, you will get lots of suggestions. You will see.
I live in Massachusetts and i have to tell u Cracker Barrel is in Massachusetts. It's not just a Texas restaurant. It's throughout the country, just so you know that you don't have to go to texas to have this restaurant gone to a Cracker Barrel and I like the food. It was pretty good, but I love the store more. Oh my gosh. I loved everything in the store. I wanted all of it. I actually probably spent like $70 in the store on like Christmas ordermin. Cute little signs for my house, so to me, even if you don't like the boo. Go there for the store. It's so quaint and beautiful and awesome little things in there. I could have been in there all day. And then you get like hungry, and you go have some grits. And that's actually where I found out I like grits, grits and cheese. Yep. It's all for me now, so I recommend it. If I only for the store and the grits
Cracker barrel is actually based out of Tennessee. It's a nationwide chain. You can pretty much find them in every state. There may be a few states that don't have them, but we have them in Illinois.
Cracker Barrel’s are off the expressways all over the country. There are hundreds of them, all look alike and have,”antique “ stuff.
I have lived in five states and having traveled a lot, especially when I was younger anytime we would see a Cracker Barrel sign no matter who I was with or alone, it was worth stopping for the food, but my absolute favorite part is the shop.
Cracker Barrel is probably in my opinion the most American restaurant you can visit in the entire country.
Cornbread can be sweet or savory. It kind of depends on what part of the country you're in. I grew up in southern Kentucky, near the Tennessee border. The way my family makes it has always as a savory side dish. I don't like mine sweet at all.
Cracker Barrel restaurants are all over. There is a Cracker Barrel in my hometown, out by Interstate 65. I might try to eat there next time I'm in town, but I can usually find good home cooking there without going to a chain restaurant.
The original Cracker Barrel was located in Lebanon, Tennessee. We would occasionally eat there when I was a child when it was the only one in existence.
My parents love Cracker Barrel. Their food is old-fashioned grandma-type food. Very good.
When my family takes a road trip, we often stop at a Cracker Barrel to eat. They are usually located near the interstate ramps, quality of the food is good and the bathrooms are always clean.
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Cracker Barrel is a national chain. I live in Spokane Washington and there is one about 30 minutes drive away in Idaho.
I moved here to Texas 7 years ago. I absolutely love it here and hope I never have to leave. I am close to Dallas. I sincerely hope you get to come here someday.
I was 100% with you about putting the fries in the gravy. I live Georgia and there is probably a Cracker Barrel 15 minutes from my house, we haven't been in a in a little while but your video made me want to go. They usually ask if we want cornbread or biscuits, we always ask for a couple of each. Andre, you make me smile. Thank you for that (: I don't mind if you pause "a million times"
Cracker Barrel is all over, we have one in Idaho, thankfully. Did you notice all the rocking chairs on the front porch? They are for sale! I think it's such a cool thing. The country store you have to walk through to get to the restaurant can be a hodge podge of things but I love it. We tend to go for breakfast because the hashbrown casserole is amazing.
No, Andre, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store is not only in Texas. The company is based in Tennessee. The stores are all over the US and they all look like that one. There are 660 located in 45 states. They are both a shop and a restaurant.
the only rule for food is *IF it tastes good, then it doesn't matter how it was made or what you used....* only taste matters for food in America...
There are two types of corn bread---northern and southern. Southern is very dry, unsweet, and usually made in a cast iron skillet. Northern corn bread is more of a sweet cake. Both can be served with honey and butter.
At one time, Cracker Barrels were only located in the South. When I had some guests from New York visit years ago, they were amazed at the food and country store setting. In fact, one of them actually inquired about a franchise because he was so impressed. Unfortunately for him, Cracker Barrel is a national chain that does not sell franchises.
Cornbread is good with the Marion blackberry preserves
I'm sending Love from Georgia, my late husband and I used to really enjoy our early breakfasts at Cracker Barrel ❤😊
I have eaten in fine restaurants all over the world. London, Paris, Dubai, Rio....
I love Cracker Barrel.