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    Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

    3.4 (48 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Old Timers, eggs over medium with tomatoes and fresh fruit. $8.99. Fresh fruit was an extra $1.69
    William W.

    Date of our visit was 06/27/22. Of the many times we have dined at a CB restaurant, this was the first time we had breakfast. My wife had the Old Timers, eggs over medium with tomatoes and fresh fruit. I had the build your own, eggs over medium with hash brown casserole and meat sampler. Both meals came with biscuits and gravy. Eggs were cooked as ordered but mine were cold. The best part of the meal was the biscuits and gravy. We'll keep dining at CB restaurants but no more breakfast for me.

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    Eric W.

    When I was younger, the bland cooking of Cracker Barrel didn't impress me. As I've gotten older, the portion amount versus price offered at Cracker Barrel now impresses me. Cracker Barrel is "southern style" cooking, so it fills you up, but is not exciting. This restaurant is located in the Lycoming Crossing, near the Lycoming Mall. Standard Cracker Barrel layout, entering though the packed gift shop with narrow walkways. I do enjoy the selection of classic glass bottle sodas they stock, as it's often hard to find such older sodas. Restaurant is decorated with vintage and distressed items. Fancy Fixin's menu comes with three sides (an impressive amount) and corn muffins/biscuits. I generally go for the Fried Shrimp unless the Pot Roast is on special. Service is fine and food arrives in a fair amount of time. The Lycoming Mall area is odd due to its lack of restaurants (including many of the newest fast casual options) and in an area with limited food options, Cracker Barrel is fine for a meal.

    Chris L.

    Nothing out of the ordinary if your familiar with Cracker Barrel. Friendly and attentive service. Above average food quality. I'd recommend against the fried steak. It was more of a fried hamburger but still had good flavor

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    Janie G.

    Every time that I am in the states I have to stop at a Cracker Barrel for breakfast! This location was amazing! They had inside & outside seating for guests. The staff were wearing masks! Everyone was super friendly! Most of all it was the best egg sandwich that I have ever had! Thank you for making my visit nothing shy of excellent!!!

    Momma's Pancake Breakfast Buttermilk Pancakes with 100% Pure Natural Syrup
    Chris C.

    Great Food and good service would definitely recommend if you are on the road stop here after a three hour drive from NJ

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    Meat was dry and chewy. Mashed potatoes were cold and crumbly. Gravy looked like it had been flipped out of a jello mold.

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    Food sucks takes forever horrible service kids crying all the time loud ant are fake this sucks

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    I guess that you know what you are getting here.. Very ordinary food not a single fresh vegetable on the menu... I wouldn't come again.

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    6/19/2026 A less than perfect anniversary dinner experience…read more We were looking forward to this dinner, as we had a really nice brunch there in December, but we were largely disappointed. The restaurant was very busy at 7 PM on a Friday, and can be pretty noisy. Fortunately, we were guided to a table in a spot somewhat secluded from the noise, so we were able to talk, at least. (We were seated in a corner with three other couples also celebrating anniversaries.) Our server Brad was pleasant, introduced us to the menu and provided water. The menu is new for Spring. It focuses on pasta dishes, with only four Secondi: fish, beef, Cornish game hen and lamb. Pasta dishes are entree size, but available as primi, except for the risotto. (The difference in price between the two sizes was surprisingly small.) If you want bread with your meal, you must pay extra. Brad took our drink orders and returned with a nice amuse bouche, my Basil Hayden dark rye (not an overwhelming selection of whiskeys at the bar) and B's negroni. We each had a glass of a nice Barbera red wine with our entrees. I decided on the zucchini blossoms for an antipasti, B for the grilled Spring veggies. Both were fine. Unfortunately, the plates and flatware with which they were served lingered on the table throughout the meal. We finally asked that the plates be removed, but it was clear we were expected to use the same knife and fork for our entire meal. (Sorry, but this is a pet peeve of mine. I expect clean tableware for each course in a fine dining restaurant. Flatware test: Fail.) B deferred on pasta, but I ordered a primi portion of the Bucatini Amatriciana. The dish was delicious, but served with no spoon. I cannot understand why a restaurant doesn't offer a spoon for any dish that has a sauce, but this was long pasta! How does one twirl without a spoon? The mains were probably the most disappointing. I ordered the Carne Arristuta (flank steak) with espresso crust and lemon brown butter beet purée. The steak was fine but the purée was tasteless and contributed nothing to the dish. B ordered Branzino, which came with fregola and a fennel and Spring pea purée. Her purée was likewise tastless (how can fennel be tasteless?), and it and the fregola added nothing to the dish. Both entrees just seemed poorly conceived. We were given complementary Cannoli for our anniversary, espresso and Café Americano. Service was attentive, but it took some time to get our water refilled. When the check came, B noticed we had been overharged for her Branzino, which we had corrected. The setting is nice, but at these prices (over $200), I expect something more special.

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    3.4(143 reviews)
    64.3 mi
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    It's great to have the "old" Cracker Barrel back! The atmosphere is always warm, inviting, and…read moreinteresting to look at all the antique decor as we wait for our food. It also assists with stretching conversations without the use of phones. The grilled chicken tenders are so delicious and tender. I'm not sure what the marinade is, but it is an absolute favorite of mine. The sweet carrots and fried okra are the best around. The food is always work the half hour drive! The turkey and dressing dinner was perfectly complimented by the broccoli. Food is always served promptly and with courtesy. No trip to Cracker Barrel is complete without a stroll through the store where we always walk away with a perfect gift for a loved one, a cozy candle, or fun toy.

    We drove by on our way back and stopped to get lunch in this area…read more They said the wait was about 20 minutes but ended up being a little less. There's a cute gift shop area in the front with a lot of cute trinkets from snow globes to lip balm and candy bars. There are a few candy sticks for 35 cents, I tried the lemon one and you can't really beat it for that price. Makes you feel like a kid again. There's tiny toys and clothes too. You can easily spend half an hour there. There are rocking chairs in the front too, if the weather wasn't so cold, I might actually have sat there! My first time having Cracker Barrel and it felt like a mix of Wendy's and Popeyes, chicken less crispy (in a good way) and baked potato more topped than just sour cream and chives. There was bacon, yet no additional fees!! I had cinnamon apples on the side and it was so good. Soft and the dipping cinnamon spread was delicious. Made me forget how much I liked cinnamon apples. My fiance had the salad as the side, I can't remember if it was additional fees but it was huge!! There would've been no way I would've finished my meal if I ordered it. Overall a lovely experience, great service. Would love to come back if I was passing by the area.

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    3.8(65 reviews)
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    Cracker Barrel has had it ups and downs the past few years. The food is still pretty good. The…read moreportion seem to be a little smaller than they used to be and that's kind of a shame. The store and gift shop always have something interesting in it and I highly recommend the meatloaf which is my favorite..

    Located in a bit of a remote location. It stands solitary, but inviting as is typical for Cracker…read moreBarrel. Greeted with a friendly smile. The layout is a Cracker Barrel layout. Seriously, you could navigate through one of these with your eyes closed. Once you've been in one Cracker Barrel, you've pretty much been in them all, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. They're almost always located right off of a highway exit, and what you find there is exactly what you expect. The closest thing to an old school diner experience that you could expect. The menu has gone through some changes over the years. I think they recently added Uncle Herschel's breakfast back which was actually a really big deal to me because that was always my thing. Just like getting the Rooty Tutti Fresh and Fruity from IHOP mainly because I like saying that. Appetizers are fantastic! Fried pickles are a little salty but oh so tasty! The beignets are really good. They now have a cinnamon bun skillet which is great. It looks a little terrifying in the menu because you think it's way bigger than it is, but it's a decent size to split between three or four people, so it makes a great high carb okay, it's a pure carbohydrate appetizer and it's worth it. Typically it's a friendly atmosphere, kitschy ambiance, kids love to play the peg game, comfy rocking chairs outside if you have to wait a while. It's full of controversy over their logo for some stupid reason that I think was actually generated by bots and not real human beings. I'm not upset with logo changes. I enjoy the restaurant. I enjoy the people who work there. I enjoy the people who sit near me at the tables, and I certainly enjoy going there with my family.

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