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    Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

    2.4 (210 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    House salad and loaded baked potato
    Garry H.

    When I'm in the mood for American food, CB is always a good choice. I've seen plenty of negative reviews about the food and the service. But that is not my experience. The food has always been good, and portion size is usually more than I can eat. Most of the servers are knowledgeable and experienced, and will provide you with good service. But again, always check your receipt to make sure it's right. There were 2 extra charges on my bill. One was supposed to be free, and the other was something that we did not order. The cashier did take care of the problem, but still, always check. Hmmm, CB breakfast tomorrow sounds good!

    Melted mushy hash brown casserole. Not crispy like picture in menu.
    Belynda H.

    Sadly disappointed in a new menu item. Today I tried the hash brown casserole/pot roast shepherds pie. Claimed to have mashed potatoes on the bottom with roast, carrots, and peas and a hash brown crust. Waitress was sweet and efficient. Restrooms were clean. Payout line moved okay for lunch hour.

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    Patricia H.

    We usually do breakfast at Cracker Barrel's. Traveling so we had an early dinner. My entree pot roast was delicious. My husband did not love his country fried steak. Steak was not seasoned and gravy was like wallpaper paste. Greens were tasteless. Great service !!! Great breads

    Reeza G.

    Nice and cozy feel, walking into this restaurant on a cold Sunday morning the week of Thanksgiving! The staff were caring and welcoming. From the shop to the restaurant they were very kind. Our waiter was really helpful and checked in on us frequently, made sure we were taken care of. The food was great and yummy! Overall felt like a homey experience, like we were eating in someone's cabin. Would come back!

    I've purchased almost every game in the Tiny Arcade line. Now this one is mine!
    Ryan M.

    If you follow my content, then you know that the Mysterious Ryan M. steers clear of chain restaurants whenever possible. He is a culinary adventurer (never call him a "foodie"), a haughty, conceited gastronome prone to beginning Yelp reviews with narcissistic, self-aggrandizing, sesquipedalian introductions. On occasion, though, when the pickings are slim, he will swallow his pride (and often choke, for it's a lot to swallow) and patronize a chain restaurant. Such was the case on a recent road trip to Abilene. Breakfast options were minimal according to the local Yelp, so off we went to Cracker Barrel. A few service issues notwithstanding, my dad and I enjoyed our breakfast. Our first impression was not positive. As my dad and I stood at the hostess station, we observed several staff at the gift shop chatting and joking amongst themselves. No hostess was in sight, and none of the servers or staff at the restaurant acknowledged our presence. After several minutes, called out to one of the employees at the gift shop and asked if they could seat us. One of the staff snapped to attention and escorted us to an unbussed table. A manager intervened and reprimanded her for seating us without consulting him first. It was an uncomfortable exchange to witness. Even more uncomfortable was the snarky, patronizing comment he made to us after she left: "She has good intentions at times, bless her soul." I considered calling him out, but hunger superseded that urge. A busser wiped down the table and we sat down. My "Sunrise Sampler" breakfast was hearty, varied, and exactly what I wanted. The sunny-side-up eggs were cooked perfectly (slightly runny yolk, crisp edges, fully cooked whites), the bacon was crisp without being burnt, the sausage patties were browned on the edges and juicy in the middle, and the biscuits were flaky and buttery. With rare exception*, grits strike me as bland food best suited for nursing home residents. These were no different, but that's less an indictment of the kitchen and more a matter of personal taste (i.e., I like food that *tastes good*). Our server was prompt, attentive, and ingratiating. Few servers can walk the thin line between ingratiating and overbearing, but she read us well. She laughed at my dad's corny jokes (e.g., "He and I are gonna be on a separate ticket; I don't even know him." Ugh!) and seemed to enjoy her job, a rarity at chain restaurants. I tipped her accordingly. No trip to Cracker Barrel would be complete without a visit to the gift shop. Over the years, I've found some pretty cool little knickknacks, including several miniature, keychain-sized arcade games. These games in the "Tiny Arcade" line are admittedly a novelty, but I've enjoyed playing with them at work like a true American Psycho executive getting paid to goof on in his plush office. On this occasion, I picked up a new entry in the series: "BurgerTime"! If you've mastered the controls of the original full-size arcade cabinet, then I challenge you to control Peter Pepper with a joystick the size of a fire ant. It's actually a lot of fun. But I digress; the gift shop is cool and I urge you to check it out. If you know of a better place for breakfast in Abilene, please steer me towards it. For the time being, I would recommend this Cracker Barrel location. If you go, expect an unnecessarily long wait followed by a hearty, reasonably priced, no-frills breakfast. I've noticed that the prices have increased a bit since my last visit to a Cracker Barrel, so the next time I visit one, I'll bring my mom's vintage menu from 1969 and demand a breakfast platter for $1.75. *One such exception is the shrimp and grits entrée at Peggy's on the Green in Boerne. These grits are creamy, cheesy, and chock full of savory goodness.

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    We had great service and good food this morning. There was no room for improvement. I love the store too.

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