I have read that the rebranding has been a total fiasco so far.Which logo? And tell us why?
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I have read that the rebranding has been a total fiasco so far.
My wife and I have enjoyed many of their breakfast offerings through the year in different states. Been a few years though as there is not one that is close by to where we currently live. Always enjoyed browsing through the souvenir section too.Boy it sure looks like it! It was all over the news today. I don't think it was a bright move, most of their customers are as old as the pictures on the walls! They did go downhill after Covid and didn't seem to recover. Still the best breakfast around though.
Oh right, i've seen this briefly mentioned in news on the web and on a couple of TV channels.
This is like what happened to Bud Light isn't it?
Go woke go broke?
Looks like the way it's headed. You don't mess with a southerners biscuits and gravy!!
Which logo? And tell us why?
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Which logo? And tell us why?
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Are they planning to "phase out" the store and just be a restaurant?
The guy didn't seem offensive to me? He looks like a farmer. I thought the "cracker" in Cracker Barrel meant that there were crackers (the kind that's made of flour and baked up nice and crisp) in the barrel. I didn't know it was referring to the guy!
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I think they aught to have a sign with a hillbilly with a broken tooth. I took a friend there on my birthday and while eating a bowl of canned green beans, chipped a tooth on a stone!
The waiter took the evidence and threw it away. He wouldn't get the manager. The food was worse than I would feed a possum.
I know that crack barrel has been a popular choice for families after church, but good grief, what a birthday dinner!
(Looking for a suitable Angry Possum logo)
Where did Cracker Barrel get its name?
"When our founder, Dan Evins, opened the first Cracker Barrel, he wanted to recreate the experience he loved in country stores from his childhood. Places along interstates and highways that gave travelers a comfortable spot to stop, relax, get a good country meal and feel at home. Crackers used to be delivered to those old country stores in barrels, and people would gather around them to discuss the news of the day—like a water cooler (without the plug.) Since the restaurant was meant to help people reconnect with friends and family over a good meal, it was a fitting name."