Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

They changed their menu, coffee was cold and cost 3 dollars. The grits were hot, biscuits are like a ball of dough! Yuck. Not returning.

Our group was looking for somewhere for dinner close to our hotel and saw the Cracker Barrel sign. The last time any of us were in a Cracker Barrel was 4 years ago when we were all down south. We pretty much all split meals by couple and everyone enjoyed their dinners. For dessert two of us had the peach cobbler and one the chocolate fudge cake, both of which were yummy. Ocean was a good server and while there were a few hiccups she took care of everything so all was good. Then of course the ladies had to buy various things from the gift portion of the store and Charlotte was helpful at the register. All in all a nice evening and food.

First time at this country style restaurant! There were many interesting decor, old wooden furnitures, and dining tables and chairs. The service was very friendly and fast. There were many traditional home-cooked breakfast meals on the menu. It's a nice breakfast stop while waiting for your Tesla to be charged. You could also shop for a gift while waiting for your table. I would definitely drop in again if I was in the area. Highly recommended!

I'd give it zero stars if I could. Scrambled eggs and bacon was awful and took 45 minutes to be served.

Enjoyed a great lunch at the St. George Cracker Barrel. Good food. Good prices. Awesome service! Thanks to our server, Elijah! He was all smiles, friendly, and attentive.