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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

2.9 (372 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Pinto beans and turnip greens with the trout. Salty :(
Gil S.

Cracker Barrel has usually been a reliable stop for us. The chicken and dumplings have always been good and satisfying, and the other staples, like their meatloaf and chicken dishes, have been pretty consistent in quality--not mind-blowing, but definitely good value in terms of quantity and quality for the price. We've always found the service to be warm and friendly, and the environment, with its quaint wall decorations and the little country store, to be cheery and charming. This last visit, though, made it seem like things are slipping a bit. There was no line, but we still ended up needing to get someone's attention (after about five minutes of waiting) to seat us, and then we ended up having to go get someone's else's attention (again after about five minutes of waiting) to come and take our order. The person who initially seated us and then chased down our server (Adrienne or Adrianne) was apologetic, but the manager, who came by to take our drink order because the server was still backed up with another order, was not. All of this was already a concern, but then unfortunately the food was way too salty--the chicken in the chicken and dumplings was inedible, and the trout I ordered was just past the borderline of being too salty. The meat in the pinto beans side dish was WAY too salty. So, just not really a good experience at a place that's usually been fine for us. We appreciated that when we paid our bill the manager discussed the quality of the food with us, but there wasn't really any gesture beyond that to acknowledge that multiple aspects of our visit were subpar.

Dumplings
Dexter F.

Dang! They need more of these spots in California. Stopped at this one right if Interstate 80 before checking into my hotel. Promptly seated and served by the most gregarious server ever. Great positive attitude and a recommendation on almost everything on the menu. The restaurant was quiet for a mid afternoon lunch but it has all the charm of a country kitchen. Don't forget to check into the gift shop. Lots of unique stuff.

Wesley O.

Great value! But the chicken dippers weren't the the most -est fully-est cooked. And burger was okay

Chuck C.

Heard good stuff, but a total let down bummer dude....place looks and feels cool. Nice country store. -was recommended the Grandma Special. Pancakes were good. All the meats "suck big time"....look at the burnt bacon - WTF???? Ham and sausage was dry, but edible. -service was attempted, but don't expect a quick check-out...gotta sign everyone and their momma up for loyalty rewards, "understandable." -Judgements: first and probably last Cracker Barrel, will seek mom and pop dinner when in the mood for some good old fashion American breakfast....

The Country Boy Breakfast
Michael C.

Considering your other breakfast options in Reno, this is top tier baby! I came here to get some real food in my tummy and this hit the spot. As with all Cracker Barrel's the place is clean, the parking lot is clean, the service is quick, the bathrooms are working. My waitress was quick on the orders and coffee refills. I got The Country Boy Breakfast and everything tasted great. The ham was a little hard to cut because it contained a bone and my butter knife wasn't do the job. The rest of the food was good and the coffee was fresh. Come here if you are on travel. You can't go wrong at Cracker Barrel!

Cora M.

Food and service were down this visit. My daughter's steak ordered medium was tough and well done. Would have sent back but didn't see our waitress after she delivered food until we had to ask another server for a to go box and our check. Everything else was good.

Nice biscuits and gravy
Gus M.

Other than having a bit of a slow service, everything went well. They have excellent fried chicken. We had the chicken and dumplings and some delicious sides to go with our food. They have a very nice place with a lot of things to look at and you can also shop if you want while you wait. We had a very nice waitress, she had a name tag that said EM on it. They could elevate their rating by providing their can beer in a cold glass . My canned beer was kind of warm. When I asked for the soup, which I wanted a bowl I was given a cup and it was lukewarm. Simple details like that could make a more pleasant experience.

Chicken and dumplings, fried okra, turnip greens and apples
Crystal S.

Introduced to Cracker Barrel years ago on a work trip to Kentucky, I have been a fan ever since of their chicken and dumplings, various sides, and nostalgia-filled storefront, seeking out locations while on trips for work or vacation. Yes, some of my friends and relations have found it amusing, but since there weren't any locations near my home, it was a fun addon to my itinerary. So, I was inordinately pleased to discover this Cracker Barrel now so close to home! I've enjoyed a visit at this location a handful of times, and since at least a month or two has passed since the last one, decided it was time for a chicken and dumplings dinner. Things started out a little rough, and got rougher. We arrived 30 minutes prior to closing, and waited and waited to catch anyone's attention to seat us. Finally had to interrupt a very lengthy transaction at checkout to ask if they were done seating for dinner. The hostess immediately apologized and got us seated. But then we had to go back and ask if anyone was going to take our order after sitting again unnoticed. The manager came out and took our drink order followed by our long-awaited waiter. The food arrived pretty quickly, but sadly, this was the worst part of the visit. The chicken in the dumplings was so incredibly salty I actually couldn't eat it. I hate returning food, but I had to ask if something could be done. The waiter consulted with the manager, and they brought out a freshly cooked chicken breast made "without any seasonings." This is surprising since I've had bland chicken before, but here there must have been so much salt left in the cooktop, this "unseasoned" version actually came out pretty perfectly seasoned. Three stars instead of two because of loyalty to the brand concept, as well as because of the excellent customer service provided by the hostess and manager. Both did their best to ensure a good experience, and the manager also asked for feedback after the meal. I'm pretty nervous about ordering from here again, but I hope some changes are reflected in the seasoning levels, and that there's a return to the former well-loved recipe.

Biscuits with Sawmill Gravy
Jennifer P.

I love visiting Cracker Barrel more for the store than the restaurant. That being said, I went to lunch here and decided to try the summer special, Campfire Beef. It came out wrapped in the foil it was cooked in, which was ok but a little annoying to eat around. The meal itself was very good with tender carrots and potatoes and corn on the cob. The beef was pretty good but a little fatty. I wish it had a little more spices but it definitely reminded me of dinners around the campfire when I was a kid. I had a glass of their sweet tea, which I love. The biscuits that came with the dinner were nice and fluffy. They were served with a side of gravy, butter, and honey. I didn't try the gravy because I am not a fan. It was clear that they were a little understaffed because the waiter wasn't as attentive as they usually are. He was still really polite and did his best.

Fried Chicken
Jordan F.

Review for the store: Absolutely obsessed with the store! They have such cute kitchen items, and old fashioned candy!!! I definitely purchased a lot of candy from the store! Restaurant: This was a little miss for me. My fried chicken was good, very flavorful. And the cinnamon rollls were soooo sweet but it was delicious. The corn muffins were so dry and bland and tasteless, we couldn't eat those. It was busy, but staff could've been more attentive instead of us waiting for a while.

In the dining room
Steve C.

Pretty standard for the franchise. Family friendly with beer and wine now available. Good portions and good service. Usual old signs and farm equipment on the walls. The little store as you enter is always fun.

Alexandra G.

Been wanting to try this place since it opened up and was highly disappointed. I ordered the chicken fried steak with biscuits and gravy and grits, and the grilled cheese and fries for my son. The grits were alright, but the main entree was so bad. The biscuits were super dry, chicken fried steak had no seasoning, and the gravy. Y'all, I was so sad. It had no seasoning and the texture was just bad. Like not gravy texture at all. I could've formed it into a shape and it would've held form. Bad. My son didn't even want to eat his grilled cheese. How do you mess up grilled cheese? By not letting it get melty. It was more like toast with slices of American cheese. The location is nice with lots of parking. And the store inside is cool and can find some amazing treats and decor. It sucks having to pay at the store register when there's a line for people making purchases for the store only, and you're just trying to pay for food. Would not recommend the food here.

Fried Cinnamon Apples
Jill C.

Oof I'll be the first to say that this isn't my style of food or restaurant. We intended to go for Mexican but the night went sideways and we were headed to in n out but the line was long, so we decided to try Cracker Barrel. The portions are insane and for your own sake don't look at the calorie counts...yikes. The Nashville hot chicken was indeed spicy which I was surprised by. The skin was so fried that it just felt like a big bite of oil though. Hard to find the actual chicken meat! The honey butter fried chicken was similar. In our group the burger was the best tasting entree. The biscuits were deliciously warm but needed no additional butter, wow. Service was friendly but slow. All in all a perfect spot for someone with a huge appetite who likes pretty basic country style food.

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