Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
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2026
Cracker Barrel launches Crispy Homestyle Chicken Deals and fall menu
Cracker Barrel introduced a limited-time fall menu starting August 18, featuring Crispy Homestyle Chicken entrees and sandwiches priced at $9.99, seasonal breakfast items such as Sweet Cream Caramel Apple Pancakes, desserts, drinks, and the return of a Free Kids Toy promotion. The items run through October 18 at participating locations.
2026
Cracker Barrel brings back Free Kids Toy promotion
Cracker Barrel brought back its Free Kids Toy offer from August 18 through September 7. While supplies last, children receive a free collectible B'loonie Petz squishy toy with the purchase of a dine-in adult entree and Kid's Meal, or families can choose $5 off a select retail toy in the Old Country Store.
2021
TOKYOPOP and Cracker Barrel collaborate to offer Disney manga
TOKYOPOP said it was working with Cracker Barrel to bring Disney manga, including The Nightmare Before Christmas manga, to Cracker Barrel stores.
2021
Cracker Barrel prices $275 million convertible notes offering
Cracker Barrel announced the pricing of a private offering of $275 million aggregate principal amount of 0.625% convertible senior notes due 2026. The issuance and sale were scheduled to settle on or about June 18, 2021, subject to customary closing conditions.
2021
Cracker Barrel appoints Chip Wade to its board
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store announced that Darryl “Chip” Wade had been appointed to its Board of Directors, effective immediately.
2020
Cracker Barrel responds to concern over East Windsor decoration
Cracker Barrel apologized after a customer reported a ceiling decoration at its East Windsor restaurant that appeared to resemble a noose. The chain clarified that it was a wrapped cord on an antique soldering iron, said it should not have been displayed in that way, and stated that it had been removed.
2020
Cracker Barrel permanently closes its Mount Pleasant location
Cracker Barrel permanently closed its restaurant and adjoining retail store in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. The company did not give a reason for the closure.
2019
Cracker Barrel acquires Maple Street Biscuit Company
Cracker Barrel announced that it had acquired Maple Street Biscuit Company in an all-cash transaction for $36 million. Maple Street Biscuit Company's founder and CEO, Scott Moore, was to remain CEO and report to Cracker Barrel's president and CEO.