Cracker Barrel Plymouth Meeting Hours
Cracker Barrel nearby at 2095 Gallagher Rd, Plymouth Meeting, PA: Get restaurant menu, locations, hours, phone numbers, driving directions and more.
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Overall in the mornings, majority of the people that work are people I've known since I started frequenting this breakfast stop! The food is delicious, in nearly 7 years I think I've asked them to remake something maybe three times. Generally my eggs are undercooked if I need a recook-over medium means cooked whites and soft yolks! The service is generally quick and always friendly.
In 7 years I have only had one instance where I wasn't pleased with a waitress. Try the French toast!
Or maybe the egg sandwich. Either or is a winner. If you've been to one CB then truly you've been to all of them coast to coast. You know the drill.
Outside rocking chairs for sale. Inside faux country interior with what looks like a perpetual yard sale of crap.
Ear splitting noise level between George Jones Greatest Hits over head to the eternal call from the 'Voice of God' as to who gets seated next to the fireplace crackling to the dining room which always has an amazing echo quotient so that even if it's only half full you feel like you're at a Metallica show. So I'm going to skip the usual opening formalities because everything went according to expectations. We had to wait about five minutes for a table on a Sunday night even though the place was maybe half full.
Our server was very fast and efficient and she was probably the bright spot of the whole experience. Pumpkin Spice Pancakes - Roast Beef - Cheeseburger The cheeseburger is the cheeseburger. Pretty hard to bone this one and thankfully it was delivered as expected. The roast beef was very much on the fatty side and for all intensive purposes probably should have been sent back for another pre-done pre-rendered portion that didn't need to have more junk cut off of it than was edible.
It was like that Friends episode about drinking the fat except this time it was truly needing to eat the fat. The pancakes were actually a larger portion size then I assumed and they tasted like.pancakes. Overall even with the brief wait up front it was door to door in forty-five minutes which is about on par with what it should be considering where you're at and what you're ordering.
No way in hell would I ever go five stars for a CB and things would have to be pristine for a four spot which didn't happen here with the sloppy fat roast beef. Like almost every CB we've ever been to it's a solid three. To start off, as far as a store/restaurant, I think that it's really cool.
There are many cool things in the store from the old time snack cakes, candies and such to home items such as mirrors and even the style of clothing. What does not stick out unfortunately- was the food.
I really wanted to like it a lot, but there are too few items that get to shine. If everything was made with the care and quality of the way they make their chicken and pancakes were made, this could be the best breakfast spot ever. The chicken specials, the best thing there is.
A plate full of their pancakes and special cracker barrel syrup, the best thing there is. Now what pushed this establishment from a 2 to a 3 easily, was Kayla.
Her super great attitude and welcoming personality had us feel like super stars despite any issue my party or I may have had. She is the perfect example of a great host and representation of your restaurant. My family enjoys coming here for breakfast or for dinner to get breakfast!
If you've been to one Cracker Barrel, you've been to them all. This one looks no different with a bunch of comfortable rocking chairs in the front, a store inside and then the restaurant. Food quality is decent and I find it to be consistent from restaurant to restaurant. My wife is gluten-free and she likes the fried catfish, which is coated with cornmeal. The boys and I always go for breakfast with my boys going for pancakes and I for French Toast. I also love their cinnamon apples as a side!
We always get good service and while this location is a bit of a drive for us, we like to stop in from time to time and will be back. I never meet a Cracker Barrel I didn't like! And guess what?
Eggs, Hash brown Casserole, pancakes, and drumrolllllllllllll. MUST HAVE THE Catfish! This particular time I had it fried; typically I have it grill and I must admit I enjoyed it both ways, but would probably order grilled next visit! Our server was Vianey and she was super sweet and attentive. One star off for the cleanliness, specifically the floors.
I understand that restaurants get busy, but those floors were out of control. All in all, if you don't look down it was a perfect brunch:). One of my friends spent a lot of time convincing me to come here.
She kept telling me it was her guilty pleasure. I agreed to go and now I understand why it was her guilty pleasure. Every server is extremely nice and friendly. The breakfast is good especially Momma's Pancake Breakfast with Bacon. If I'm craving everything for breakfast it is a good substitute for a breakfast sampler. It comes with eggs, pancakes, bacon or sausage. Then they serve you warm syrup for your pancakes, which is perfect.
It is a huge portion and I can't finish it, but it was really good. They have a cute store with items that are great for gifts. The wait on the weekends can be torture. Most of the patrons stands around the hostess table making it hard to check in. They will call people's names on the loud speaker, so even if you hang outside you'll still hear it.
From the multiple times I've dined here, it's always been satisfying! I really like the concept of Cracker Barrel as it is country-styled, that dons plenty wood decor and furnishing. It's rustic at it's best. I love that you walk into a store filled with unique artifacts, souvenirs, clothing, foods, and decor items. You can really find some stand-out gifts! The dining area usually has a fireplace and chess table. I like trying to figure out the puzzle on the dining tables-great brain stimulator while waiting for your food.
The food is very consistent in taste which is great. The recipes/ingredients does not waver. I have tried many entrees, with my favorite being the pancakes with pure maple syrup. The service is really welcoming and kind. That's certainly a plus.
And I must mention the good prices. My bill is always low. You can't beat great food and prices. During busy times, expect a long wait. However there are rocking chairs outside while your waiting.
Great for any occasion, and any season. As a chain, Cracker Barrel is a useful one to have around. They offer big servings of pretty good standard American food at good prices. I especially recommend their pancakes and their country fried steak (my regular CB dinner). On my most recent visit, I got the country fried steak.
A good sized fried steak with sawmill gravy, three sides (with respectable portions) and biscuits is $10.99. At this location, the service is always friendly. I've had them run out of something or make a mistake here or there, but they're always very pleasant about it and make everything right, and I've generally gotten my food fairly quickly. This is an especially good spot when you're looking for a casual, affordable place to eat with a big group, or with kids. The store in the front of Cracker Barrel is a fun diversion and adds to the experience.
I enjoy browsing the old fashioned candies and their interesting selection of country and Americana music. There are plenty of other interesting novelties (decorative knick knacks and kids toys). Oh, and when they're in season (late fall/early winter), they have mind-blowingly good pecan pies boxed up to take home. I have travelled far and wide seeking the best pies, and few pecan pies really do it for me.
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