Things Southerners Say at Cracker Barrel
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- Their sign is like the bat-signal for hungry interstate travelers.
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I’m surprised nobody mentioned the rocking chairs.
Kinda did with the old man asleep at the fireplace
@@edwardndriskoll I think she means the rocking chairs out front
Yep those rocking chairs, & that candy i haven't seen since elementary school 😆
I LOVE the rocking chairs out front!
@@southernsass2937 Oh yes! We can get Bottle Caps!
"Biscuits or Cornbread?! Am I am amateur?! Both and keep em coming!". Pure facts lol.🤣🤣🤣
I coulda swore Ryan was looking at me when he said that.
Add some hush puppies and everyone's happy
And forget about the butter and jam. Yum Yum 😋.
does the Cornbread come with hot cream corn on top??? Tulsa, 1963
This had me laughing so hard!
"baptist grandma hangout spot" encompasses Cracker Barrel in it's entirety
Meanwhile me reading this: *grew up Baptist*
No but really.
@@Stephie2007 joins you in the “grew up Baptist” choir.
I am a Baptist grandma, and love Cracker Barrel.
Sounds like a great place!
I've lived in the South 95% of my life. I moved to Seattle and had to leave places like this behind. I was on a business trip to Nashville, and a good friend of mine was my coworker and he's lived in Seattle his entire life. We got off the plane and to the hotel, and if by some miracle there was a waffle house and a Cracker Barrel flanking our hotel. I got to introduce him to both of them. So we got off the plane late, so we hit Waffle house around midnight. Then hit Cracker Barrel the next morning. That man ordered Grandpas country fried breakfast and had his first Chicken fried Steak. He called his wife while we were eating to just gush about the meal and how nice our waitress, and that he bought one of those giant checkers games to play with his kid. He just had the greatest time. Thanks Cracker Barrel, you rock.
My father passed away last year at the age of 93. The last time I took him out to eat was at a Cracker Barrel. Some kind folks saw us there and paid for our meal. Dad was obviously living his last days. He liked to go on Thursdays as the special was the turkey and dressing. He would always ask the waitress to bring extra blackberry jelly as he liked to carry them home for later. God, I miss taking that old man to the Cracker Barrel.
As a former employee, I can say I’ve seen every positive guest represented in this sketch. Thanks for the memories.
Do you know Brad;s wife?
they should've did the disappointed face/reaction when told no more dumplins for the day 🤣🤣🤣 thats one i know. my entire family goes 😣😓😢
Same thicking peg game 2023
My mother always hated the memory of the time we had to eat Crackle Barrel for Thanksgiving. This is amusing to me because it was one, if not the, best Thanksgiving dinners I’ve ever had.
It’s funny how parents want the best for their kids but sometimes kids find the unique experience to be the best
That's might be why she hates the memory, because the time everyone seems to be having the best time was the time she didn't do it.
@@Finn_Anwarunya I think the problem was that in addition to that fact, we were eating it at some random state, as we were literally in the middle of a move. It is a pleasurable memory for me not just for the food, but because I hated the six months I had to live in IL, and was excited to finally move back to my native homeland of Texas, where we all had a more traditional, but belated Thanksgiving with all my relatives who were still alive or hadn’t moved away yet.
@@DeathnoteBB good point. A great example is my mother’s worst Easter experience. …Well, depending on where the COVID lockdown one ranks. I was 5, and we moved over Easter holiday. We spent it in a hotel, but I got my very own room that was joined to my parents room via a private door which I thought was very cool. I remember waking up to find nestle crunch eggs “hidden” all over my room, and one of those prewrapped Easter basket bundles that I had always admired in the stores.
The Easter bunny had always hidden plastic eggs with candy inside, but this time, which was the only time, I guess he was rushed. As an adult, I know those saran wrapped prearranged baskets are cheap and not anywhere as good as what I usually got, but as a kid, I loved it, and even today my own daughter will admire them and wished she had them over the nice expensive ones.
Kid logic: I don’t remember ever feeling sad that we even had to move, or had to experience that holiday in a hotel room. For whatever reason, that one single time, it simply felt normal. And not only were those two changes a positive one for me, but remember, I was five. I didn’t really know it was Easter until I woke up and it was there. The Easter Bunny had found me!!! How? How did he know I had moved across the country?! It honestly wouldn’t surprise me if we had Cracker Barrel for Easter Lunch (something had to be open). I just don’t remember because all 5yo me could think about was how cool it was that the Easter bunny still visited.
Adult me wonders if the hastily nestle crunch eggs and prewrapped basket bundle was all that could be found that night on arrival. I mean, clearly my parents were too busy with the move to go shopping.
@@Finn_Anwarunya It depends on what his mum's cooking's like...
“The Lord won’t be happy about it” Best line here.❤😂❤
Is this the same lord who alcoholized water when a wedding party ran out of wine?
Yes! I literally giggled out loud 😆
@@SiiriCressey Now Now Siiri, don't start arguing in front of Meemaw. 😆
@@redclayscholar620 Would that be the Meemaw who's dripping gin into her tea?
@@SiiriCressey No. He didn't make booze. He turned the water into non-alcoholic wine (grape juice).
Maybe it is now the one place some Baptist grandmas feel OK with a drink. Bars are too sketchy, but a place with biscuits, gifts for the grandkids and Alan Jackson singing hymns is more comfy.
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I’m so glad someone touched on the fact Cracker Barrel is such a weird place to serve alcohol😂 Of course, we don’t know what the little old church ladies get up to in their free time, so 🤷🏼♀️
I had no idea that CB served alcohol!
I never understood why they started it, almost ruins its esthetic.
Little old church ladies love mimosas since they're disguised as plain orange juice. 😁
I’m almost 100% certain that Cracker Barrel in Indiana does NOT serve alcohol. Unless I’m blind. I’ve scanned over the menu hundreds of times.
@@Voysh2Voysh69 Not sure on Indiana, but Cracker Barrel selling alcohol is still a relatively new thing this year so they maybe started recently
I’m Southern, and it still makes me giggle that in some areas, “veggies” is kinda like saying “coke”-Yes, I would like Mac and Cheese for my veggie or Yes, I would like sprite for my coke
On a flight from Texas to Washington DC the stewardess asked me what did I want for my free beverage I told her a soda water she left I thought it was strange she didn’t ask me what kind but I figured it would just be a Coke when she came back she put it down so proud and was very disappointing when I damn near spit it out and so was I it was my first plane ride experience and a lady upfront said ma’am he must be from the south they think a soda water is the same as soft drinks lol
In Georgia we always referred to any cabonated beverage as a "drink".
Root beer here. I love their bottled root beer!
It’s Coke in Louisiana no matter what the soft drink is 😂
I remember a joke to the effect that one advantage of being a Methodist is you will beat the Baptists to Cracker Barrel on Sunday.
Lol! And we'll both beat the Pentecostals.
@@teresahegerich8835 LOL - true!
Hahahahaaa facts!
I disagree! None of the hymns in the Methodist Hymnal have less than ten verses and we feel the need to sing all ten!
"Okay, but why are the checkers so big? Why are the checkers so big?!"
Because at Cracker Barrel, checkers are a spectator sport... like NASCAR, or gladiator battles =D
Checkers ARE a gladiator battle.
"THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!"
As a worker at a Cracker Barrel in NC this is the truest thing I’ve ever seen
I work at one, as well, and I was thinking they should do a video on on stuff Cracker Barrel employees say. Lol
Mother in law wanted a Cracker Barrel while visiting us. It was on a major highway frontage road that was backed up and I knew a backroad… “there’s not a Cracker Barrel KS, I’m doubting you on this”…
Father in law followed my directions on the road. Pulled into the Cracker Barrel oversized lot then got a parking spot right up front. Rocking in the chairs waiting for our table my mother in law said.. “I trust you from now on”.
I'll bet Father-in-law was used to following directions... 😏
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“This looks like if you asked my Aunt Nancy what she thinks heaven looks like.”…..my favorite 😆
This what's my favorite line as well!
Let's not forget during Christmas, the amazing decorations in the store, and the feeling almost like it would snow and pull up a rocking chair with hot cocoa ☺️
They have unusual gifts for all major holidays. Love to look in the store.
Best time!
While you wait to get seated at Cracker Barrel, Christmas shop. You'll thank me later.
About 90% of my Christmas ornaments came from Cracker Barrel. I started probably 10 years ago, buying a few every year. They always have the coolest, most unique ornaments.
Agree 😍 Love me some CB!
@@wendimooreart Yes! I love their unique ornament. Not to mention the other cool stuff they have.
I was leading my grandnephew around teaching him things like holding the door open for the ladies & older folks when I saw some green goo bath beads.
He loved his Christmas present that year.
I'm sure if I get my mom anymore knickknacks my dad will actually kill me.
This story is a bit disappointing, but true... Years ago while I was in the US Navy, I returned from a deployment, and my parents were there to meet me on ship's arrival. They asked me where I wanted to eat, and I said, "CRACKER BARREL!!!". That is the ONLY time I can recall my mother getting angry about food. "I CAN HAVE COUNTRY FOOD ANYTIME AT HOME; I want to eat something else!" Needless to say, we did NOT eat at Cracker Barrel that day.
Added comment: I LOVES ME SOME CRACKER BARREL!!!. I will generally get a plate to go when I dine in.
Thank you for your service! Should've said THE MOST expensive restaurant around then grudgingly said, ok cracker barrel is fine instead 😅
@@thistlegal2154 AHHHHH! The distraction variation.
But could she have country food with her recently returned son any time she wanted?
Thanks for your service. Sorry your mom missed out that time.
Thank you for your service!! And if you are ever in North Alabama I will take you out to eat at Cracker Barrel any time you want!!!🇺🇸❤️
@@migueldelmazo5244 , No, I definitely understood her position. We lived in the country, grew most of our own food (vegetables and meats). I never had store bought butter until my late teens, as our cows provided plenty of milk and cream, and we churned our own butter.
I go to Cracker Barrel almost weekly. Was there today. Hubby knows at the end of the meal to relax with his coffee because I’m going through the gift shop, and yes, there seems to be something new there every week. Christmas decorations are already out, along with Halloween, Thanksgiving, state stuff, nearest college stuff, flamingo stuff, grinch stuff, jewelry, toys, clothes, and food. It is a Wonderland!!!
I like the booklets that tell you about stuff from the year you were born. 1962 events and prices are interesting.
@@davidhoffman1278 I agree! I have one from the year I was born, one from the year Hubby was born and one from the year we got married. We pull them out every year.
Listing all this stuff makes me want to go to the nearest Cracker Barrel right now.
And a rubber Gumby!
And sock monkeys
Lol It's like the Rainforest Cafe but with banjos...that's a good one.
Cracker Barrel has better food though lol
You absolutely nailed my aunt and uncle at the beginning when you asked to be seated in a specific waitress's section. "Is Samantha here? We want her." - Auntie Sandra.
We do that, but it's because both my nephew and sister in law work there, so we'll ask for one of their sections!
That happens all the time.
I worked on the retail side of cracker barrel in college. I had the peg game and all the brain bogglers memorized and I would challenge men, while their wife shopped, to distract them. Also if I remember correctly all the stuff on the ceiling is hung at a mock store and then shipped out to the store and hung precisely. Also everything is tagged because we had to inventory it once a year. Also there are people that ate there every single day, they would notice when the price went up even a few cents or we changed shifts.
Wait a minute so you’re saying you know the secrets to the peg Game, will come on lady spiel
@@ernestoherrera2755 Oh no, The key word there was "had." This was almost 10 years ago, my memory definitely isn't that good.
@@AmyFutch well fudge, lol thanks anyway🤠
MY GRANDPA MADE THOSE PEG GAMES as a side hustle in the 1980s. ☺ My grandma cleaned out the utility shed around 1987 and it was the first time (at age 20!) I'd ever seen the back wall; among other things found in the cabinets were bags of the golf tees, to which my grandma said for each of us to grab a handful as a souvenir of Grandpa. We still have a peg game he made.
The Peg Game- the Rubix cube of the South!
2:55 "Sure, technically you can drink here. But the Lord won't be happy about it." 😆 My favorite moment! Could add a line about sitting in the rocking chairs outside while you wait for your name to be called. This is one of my favorite videos yet!
2:03 When you go so often that you can congratulate your favorite servers' promotions!
0:24 Why is there a fireplace in here?- Living in Florida where we barely have a winter, I always wondered that. It's mostly a fancy bench, old man included. 😃
1:00 Biscuits or cornbread- rookie mistake
1:08 Dust Bowl era= 1930s
2:24 Almost 300 Wooly Willies?! 👀
2:37 Random family portraits
2:48 "You can drink here?!...more of a Baptist grandma hangout spot."- That's what I thought too.
My grandson calls this the toy store 😂😂😂...He only wants to go because if he eats all of his food. He can get 1 toy.
They literally saved thanksgiving in 2020 for us. We had yummy leftovers for days after. I love the blueberry pancakes and the awesome blueberry syrup...
This was me in 2019. We visited my Father in law for Thanksgiving (7 hours away). I love to cook, but his kitchen is tiny (with every surface covered with my deceased mother in law's knick knacks), so we ordered Cracker Barrel Thanksgiving. Y'all it was good! Everyone was happy and I wasn't stuck cooking all day! Best Thanksgiving ever!
"I'll have a Sunrise Sampler with country ham, eggs sunny-side up, and no gravy. Thanks." That's what *this* Southerner always says when I go to Cracker Barrel. 🙂
*finishes the meal* Welp, I'm hitting the gift shop.
Get the pancakes, no matter what time of day it is and order extra syrup. Have sausage patties and dip them in the syrup. It'll change your life.
Southern Breakfast slays me.
Addicted since 1984.
Buckwheat pancakes knock me out like anesthesia.
It used to be real maple syrup.
My husband found a photo of his grandmother’s basketball team (c. 1910) in a CB in Florida.
His family is from Indiana.
WOW !!! 😄
I'm not Southern, but I was brought up on Cracker Barrel. Family and I love the place. I wish the candy area still sold gummy alligators because of an old childhood memory. When I was little after we'd eat mom and dad would buy me one every time before we left. I'm a grown ass man now though so I should just move on. That was also the last place we ate dinner with my grandpa before he became bed ridden. And then after his funeral, we all ate at the same Cracker Barrel. Course, it's also the only one in town so that's not a surprise.
I like the old-timey candies, too. I rarely buy any but they remind me of so many people and childhood memories that it's like a sweet family album. 🥰
Oh, and yes, I have been there on more than one Thanksgiving by myself. If it's the least little bit chilly outside, I ask to sit right in front of the fireplace. It's my go-to for pretending that I live in a Norman Rockwell painting.
Sanded cherry drops and the strawberry, chocolate and vanilla coconut bar.
I was surprised by the drinking thing, too...Amen, Ryan!!!
My Momma's ex husband was a General Manager of a Cracker Barrel in Tennessee when I had just turned 12 years old. I would love it whenever he came to get me from school, and I'd do my homework in the dining area where it wasn't busy, and I'd order me a big ole' plate of sausage biscuits, and I'd keep them coming, because that, and their bread pudding were my favorites. I remember that they let my Momma have the Cracker Barrel cookbook use by the cooks, so she could work her mathematical genius magic, and make just enough for me, or all 3 of us to eat. Years later, I took my daughter to Cracker Barrel whenever we went on vacation to a lodge in the North Georgia Mountains where my people were from, and she loved it, and she got so upset once when we were on vacation, and she got a tummy bug, and couldn't finish her little soup. I did buy all the Stewart's Diet Orange Cream Soda and Root Beer, and her the Stewart's regular Root Beer for our room, and when I moved to the West Coast, and they finally built a Cracker Barrel, I was so shocked that they didn't have sausage and biscuits anymore! A couple of years later they no longer served Stewart's diet anything, and they even started serving alcohol! That just really got to me, and my great memories of Cracker Barrel, because of all the restaurants to serve alcohol, why choose Cracker Barrel? I loved getting a Stewart's Diet Orange Cream soda whenever I went there, and then bring some home as a treat to myself, and I liked that they didn't serve alcohol too. Times have certainly changed that's for sure.
I dont care what alcohol they serve, Im not drinking it. Ill have sweet tea please. Light ice. 😁
i swear the second the video started i could SMELL IT!!!
Kinda could too, haha.
You forgot about bringing home extra syrup bottles 😂😂
On our honeymoon we hit almost every Cracker Barrel on I-95 between Baltimore and Ft. Lauderdale, It was more fun than the trip to the Bahamas.
Great, now I want to go to Cracker Barrel… thanks a lot. 😆
I haven't been, but there's one up the road a piece. I may have to try it now.
Much admiration for Liz, as always. Ryan is really shining in this one. Talia carries the quiet role very nicely.
Well put and agreed!
I make a special trip to Cracker Barrel once a year to pick up a box of Moon Pies for my dad-his absolute favorite throwback to his childhood.❤
Same here. Every year "Santa" brings my dad a box of Moon Pies and some RC Cola. 😁
"If you order plant based anything you're walking home! More corn bread please!"
I love their peg game. Also their fried apples are in a league of their own. They are also a Thanksgiving staple at our house.
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You do need to do a follow up of Cracker Barrel as a safehouse during the Zombie apocalypse. Trust me, it will be a hit! You got saws, axes, hammers and don't forget cornbread and sweet tea! Once you board up the big windows with that wooden lattice you'll be golden! (We might have discussed this quite a lot.) Halloween episode?
Love that idea! Yes please!
This is so funny. 🤣🤣🤣 I can eat anywhere, but my husband was Cracker Barreled out by my parents shortly after we got married. *Every* time they would make the trip down to see us, my dad graciously would take us to CB. That was also my dad’s restaurant of choice when we traveled up to see them. My PNW husband was not prepared. 🤣 Sweet memories…. 💜
I will fight to the death for those yummy biscuits!!
I now live in the Dakotas and I'm about 80 miles away from a Cracker Barrel. Let alone over 1,000 from a Waffle House. I am only up here because my husband is from here. I miss both so much. Don't even get me started on Krystal. Some days I wonder if my marriage to him is worth it. 😊
@Dasi "Some days I wonder if my marriage to him is worth it." I think that thought flits across every married woman's mind at least once a week, regardless of circumstance. 😏Hopefully the good outweighs the bad, and you get to come back South on your next vacation.
Love Cracker Barrel. Always spend a bunch of money in the store. Plus sitting in the rockers on the porch is comfortable.
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Cracker Barrel is one of the only places I can find nehi soda. Yup.
I live about three exits away from the original store in Lebanon. You do not want to know what kind of drama got started among the local Baptist churches when the beers showed up. The-same old Sunday school ladies who probably buy NyQuil by the six pack had conniptions because somebody seven tables over order the Budweiser.
LOL! I can just picture it. 😂
The original one at the I-40 Gallatin exit that opened in the 1960's is closed. The one in Lebanon on Hiway 231 is where it moved to.
@@jimtaylor1045 And that is the number referring to. The one down the street from Demo's.
I think I stopped in that one or one near it a few years ago. They were refilling my coffee just about after every time I took a drink. I bet the guys from corporate stop there a lot.
And I watch this AS I’m sitting at Cracker Barrel.
I love Cracker Barrel and I love this skit. THANKS guys.
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Y'all, I dropped $118 in one visit a couple weeks ago. I couldn't help myself. They had Halloween stuff in the gift shop. Yep. I spent that much just in the gift shop area.
No one is judging you. We've all done it at some point of another.
I bought the Charlie Brown tee! The great pumpkin! 🎃 Tis the season to shop!!
@@ariadnefrolich7243 it was so easy to do. I have 2 grandkids and went all in. They have such cute.
I have no children nor do I have any grandchildren. I'm just the woman in the neighborhood that decorates up like crazy for Halloween and gives out full size candy bars. The only people who love me more during Halloween than the children of the neighborhood are the accountants at Cracker Barrel. I'm pretty sure I put a couple of stores in the black for the year.
@@micheledeetlefs6041 You are a great memory for them. I love to give out candy too. We don’t have as many trick or treaters because of trunk or treat at the churches.
Sneaking into the comment section and whispering in shame that "I have never been to Cracker Barrel, even though there is one just a little ways down the road".
😵
It's like a Rainforest Cafe with Banjos. Classic.
I have never been to Cracker Barrel. I live in Texas and we do have Cracker Barrel restaurants. (I think the ‘closest’ one to us is in New Braunfels.) I can do the peg game. My dad picked one up one day at the hardware store (it was the 60s). He figured out the pattern and taught it to me. I still remember it.
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I always, ALWAYS make a beeline for the candy section; it's the only place I can find Giant Smartie Lollipops. In fact, I was just there this past Saturday and bought 4 of them.
Today, drinking. Tomorrow, plant based, lactose free, sausage gravey.
Bug gravy!
I find it sad that I actually knew how to play the peg game as a kid, but now I have no idea how to play it anymore as an adult.
RUclips has a video on how to play it. I watch the video, then forget how it goes when I'm at a Cracker Barrel. And that's on coffee, not alcohol - lol!
Fancy fixins, breakfast, biscuits and candy!! No problem! 🥞🥓🍎🥔🥬🍗
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I miss when they had milkshakes at Cracker Barrel. Amazing in those frosty mugs.
I love the food and hate the chairs. If they made the chairs comfortable, nobody would ever leave.
I actually just went to a Cracker Barrel for the first time today.
The food was great! The store was great (too much good stuff)! The atmosphere and the decor were great!
Not only was the staff super great...the hostess actually looked and sounded a lot like Liz, which brought this video to mind! (🤣 I really wasn't expecting that! I almost laughed out loud, when the memory of the video popped in my head just then!!! 🤣)
I love Cracker Barrel! Sometimes they have the coolest stuff in the store. The Mac and Cheese is good but the Cheesy Hash browns are the BEST!! My best friend knew where all the CB’s were on our road trips. We always stopped for breakfast (or lunch or dinner🤣). Sadly, she passed away last year. I just hope she found the big CB in heaven! With dogs…❤
i saw a video once about a tavern in the UK that has a dog as the regular greeter, i think he's a White Shepherd, a variation of German Shepherd that has pale fur; he basically does the rounds saying hi to everyone; i think it's also a dog-friendly tavern, like ppl can bring their dog there for special treats
Broccoli cheese soup is so good you can forget that broccoli is a vegetable!
@@CorvusCorone68 Most pubs in the UK allow well behaved dogs in. They sit quietly at their owners feet. We were assigned there in the late 80s with the AF. I always thought that was very cool.
I was surprise by the alcohol myself this summer. Tried the jack daniels peach beer which honestly was more a wine cooler than anything but it was good. Oh and no mention of the reusable bags? They are the best when grocery shopping and each season there’s new designs.
My mom is obsessed with Cracker Barrel bags. Everytime I go to her house she sends me home with stuff in a Cracker Barrel bag.
Anytime we did a road trip that was my grandmother's favorite place .. She would always come home with something from the store
There isn't a Cracker Barrel within 25 miles of where I'm currently living, and I miss them. Adding "Cracker Barrel Close" to my house-hunting 'Must-Haves'!
Also, my granddaughter is a waitress/hostess at the CB in Alcoa, TN. Has 4 stars now. She is a Jr at UT-Chattanooga, but works there very time there is a break from school.
Four words:
Candy Root Beer Barrels.
I love Cracker Barrel 😍
My earliest memory of Cracker Barrel was when we were on our way to Georgia around Christmas time and we stopped there to eat, I especially love the shopping while you wait for the buzzer to go off to let you a table is ready for you
Love Cracker Barrel!!👍🤗🤗
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I live in the Pacific NW and they just brought CB into the area. I just ate at one near Portland, Oregon the weekend before last, and it was like home!
OMG, I love Cracker Barrel!
I haven't been to it in a while, but we have one not far from my place!
I love their fried chicken and soups.
The Watermelon Lemonade is so addictive.
“If I could live inside a Cracker Barrel”…. truth! ❤❤❤
OMG, Cracker Barrel is the place my family and I always went to for reunions growing up or holidays or just getting together. The peg games, the overpriced store, the checkers and rocking chairs. Man I love it lol.
OMG! The lord won't be happy about it. That look was perfect.
Yeah, those old family pictures on the wall always gave me pause and made me a little sad. Don't Uncle Elihu and Aunt Beulah have any relatives that would object to their portraits being turned into kitschy decorations in a chain restaurant?
Love the food and ambience!
My best Cracker Barrel story is when I was reading the menu and noticed a drink called the Black Cherry. It was just a cherry spirit. But I'll never forget that I asked the waitress "tell me about your Black Cherry" the mistake was that my waitress was black.
Did she understand your actual question?
Wrong restaurant. Shoulda saved that line for Da Club, later that night. It would've gone over very well there
I'm Northern and its always fun to see the minds of our comrades down South, Stereotypes + Comedy = Excellency
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As a true cracker barrel regular I have learned almost every possible solution to the peg game, I know I'm missing at least one and I've found that there are usually at least two solutions for every starting position.
That darned peg game! I’ve never beat it, but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to try it 60 times before we leave. Do the giant checkers turn into frisbees after dark? If not, there’s no good reason for them to be that big.
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My favorite restaurant. I want one of those rocking chairs. Yes, I buy the stuff in the gift shop.
Ask them to throw that hashbrown casserole on the grill. You're welcome.
Holy shit i can't wait to try this!!
You just blew my mind! 🤯
I did it. Thank you!
I’m a Southerner who now lives in a state with NO Cracker Barrel. I miss it so much.
My condolences.
I love Cracker Barrel so freaking much. It feels like coming home every time we eat there, and I’ve eaten there in 3 different states! ❤
This looks like what my Aunt Nancy would think heaven looks like - LOL! We always do Cracker Barrel on road trips. First order of business is run to the restroom...which you always know where it is. Then see how long the wait is going to be and shop before or after the meal, depending. And if I need more Wildcats gear, I have to wait until we are in a Kentucky Cracker Barrel.
Lol,. My favorite place to shop and dine. And yes I'm a senior. Lol
The secret to the peg game is on a paper with the game you buy. Giant checkers eliminate choking hazzard for the lil' chil'ren. The stuff hanging up that looks like treasures from a farm auction should be part of a game. The game is as follows. At your option, the manager randomly picks 25 items and if you can correctly identify them all you get a free meal but miss one and you pay double your check.
Fair. Pre-written answers so no variable manager wiggle room.😏
For the longest time, I thought you could buy the antiques. My mother said no, you can't. I asked, then why are there price tags hanging from the them? She said they were probably inventory tags, but definitely not price tags.
@@kerim.peardon5551 I tried to buy a lard press that was beside the table I was at and once they realized what I was talking about they said no. So the tags are to keep track of everything because the staff would probably never know what things are or if they were gone.
Now I want Cracker Barrel.
Lemme help you: best dumplings in the world.😚
Me too 😋
I think I laughed the most when she mentioned the metal farm equipment hanging right there on the wall.... oh, and not sure what decade they're going for, but just "old" 😂😂😂
Rainforest Cafe ...with banjos is my new favorite way to describe the CB experience to folks that have never been.
I love this. Can someone please send me some biscuits and butter please?? Cant eat cornbread, stupid corn allergy
the barrel family lol that got me
Grandma Baptist hangout!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I never thought of it that way, but yeah I see that. 😂
I'm far too proud of my being able to win the peg game.
My new favorite is the assortment of individual sodas you can't get just anywhere. I love root beer and it's hard to find anything besides barq's, mug and a&w
Ryan. LOL! You're awesome.
I love these guys
“Rainforest Café with banjos”. Awesome!!