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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

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4140 Pier N Blvd, Flint, Michigan, 48504, United States
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Mar 12, 2018
Stopped for breakfast about 10 am Sunday. Promptly seated. Service was great. The eggs in a basket ordered by all three in our party were cooked perfectly. Reasonable prices. Bathroom floor was a little dirty. A stall door in the ladies' room had a missing handle. Gift shop had fetching merchandise. Very satisfied.

Feb 13, 2018
Haven’t had a bad time here. Good food. Love there carrots. Staff friendly and fast. Store is amazing. Always find some deals. My little one loves it here too. He is sometimes a picky eater.

May 18, 2018
We were seated at a great rate, than left for a extended period with no drinks or anyone to check on us. Our waitress proceeded to ignore our table after taking our order. Only came back to give us our check. The manager covered for the waitress and made it out as it wasn't her fault at all. Mind you she only had two tables in her section seated. Ours and a bigger party she was flocking around. Worst birthday visit EVER!!!

May 2, 2018
Delicious food and great employees! Gift selection was wonderful too. I'm amazed at the prices on the clothing. Quite reasonable. Bought an adorable windchime that looked just like their rocking chairs for only $19.99!

Mar 7, 2018
I took my mom and step dad to Cracker Barrel not too long ago. The food was so good. The Maine Blueberry Pancakes were delicious. But to me it was very $$$. Especially when they over charge you for the hash browns, I had and my step dad's cottage cheese. My mom's bacon, which was 3 strips. Was more than ours. For the price of that, I would hope she would get more bacon. And the candy I bought was OLD! I bit into it and nearly broke my teeth.

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Fri:6 am - 11 pm
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