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STORE 154 LD MENU EN.Pdf Iced Tea n’ Beverages Weekday Lunch Features Starting at $6.99 SERVED DAILY AT 1 1AM Soft Drinks Bottomless Refills (0-280 cal) 2.79 Traditional Espresso Beverages: Iced or Hot Available 11am – 4pm , Sprite, Mello Yello, Dr Pepper, Diet Coke, Latte: Reg, Vanilla, Caramel (90-250 cal) 3.39 Mocha: Made with Chocolate (260/310 cal) 3.39 Coca-Cola® Zero Sugar, Coca-Cola® Cherry, Seagram’s Ginger Ale Monday–Friday, Pick 2 Country Combos $6.99 Freshly Brewed Coffee Bottomless Refills (0 cal) 2.59 Choose from any two of our lunch favorites: Freshly Brewed Iced Tea Bottomless Refills Regular or Decaf Country House Salad with Grilled Chicken (350-630 cal) Loaded Baked Potato (520 cal) Unsweetened or Sweet (0/130 cal) 2.79 Cup of Soup (selections vary daily) (80-440 cal) Loaded Baked Sweet Potato (620 cal) contains pecans New Peach (240 cal) 2.99 Old-Fashioned Lemonade Bottomless Refills (230 cal) 2.79 Bottled Root Beer (210 cal) 2.89 Juice (200/210 cal) 2.89 SERVED WITH HAND-ROLLED BUTTERMILK BISCUITS (160 cal each) OR CORNBREAD (210 cal each) AND REAL BUTTER. Hot Chocolate (380 cal) 3.39 100% Premium Orange or Apple Topped with whipped cream Hot Tea Bottomless Refills (0 cal) 2.59 Monday–Friday, Meatloaf $6.99 Monday–Friday, Chicken n’ Dumplins $6.99 Milk (180-460 cal) 2.99 Our homemade Meatloaf and Mashed Potatoes (460 cal) Slow simmered right in our kitchen (450 cal) Skim, Reduced-Fat, Whole, Chocolate From Twinings® of London -plus- choice of Country Side. -plus- choice of Country Side. Beer n’ Wine Monday: Chicken n’ Dumplins slow simmered right in our Tuesday: Our homemade Meatloaf and Homestyle kitchen (450 cal) choice of Country Side. 6.99 Ice-Cold Beer Wine (by the glass) -plus- Mashed Potatoes (460 cal) -plus- choice of Country Side. 6.99 Bud Light (100 cal) 3.99 Sweet Wednesday: Oven-baked Broccoli Cheddar Chicken Thursday: Turkey n’ Dressing smothered in turkey gravy and Gambino Sparkling Wine Italy (120 cal) 5.99 Miller Lite (100 cal) 3.99 (690 cal) -plus- choice of Country Side. 6.99 served with Sweet Potato Casserole with pecans (820 cal). 6.99 Sutter Home Moscato California (150 cal) 4.99 Michelob Ultra (100 cal) 4.49 Beso del Sol Sangria Spain (140 cal) 4.99 AT CRACKER BARREL, WE TAKE GREAT CARE THAT THE FOOD WE SERVE IS FRESHLY MADE IN OUR KITCHENS EVERY DAY. Pabst Blue Ribbon (150 cal) 3.99 White Which might mean we don’t have one of your favorites at times. Made from scratch has been part of Cracker Barrel Sutter Home Chardonnay California (150 cal) 5.99 for over fifty years and we like to think that’s what folks have come to depend on. Budweiser (150 cal) 3.99 Red Blue Moon (170 cal) 4.49 Sutter Home Cabernet Sauvignon California (150 cal) 5.99 Mimosas n’ More Country Salads EACH OF OUR SALADS INCLUDES YOUR CHOICE OF DRESSING. Orange Mimosa Strawberry Mimosa Beso del Sol Sangria A classic with sweet citrus and A sweeter taste of refreshing strawberry Red wine blended with fruit and a touch sparkling wine (150 cal) 5.99 and sparkling wine (260 cal) 5.99 of cinnamon, Spain (140 cal) 4.99 Homestyle Chicken Salad Chef Salad Crispy, golden-fried Sunday Homestyle Chicken® breast or Smoky Our fresh salad greens are topped with our own Oven Southern grilled chicken breast over fresh greens with boiled egg, Roasted Turkey Breast, pieces of Sugar Cured Ham and bacon, Barrel Bites grape tomatoes, cucumbers, croutons and Colby cheese boiled egg, grape tomatoes, cucumbers and croutons A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF OR THE WHOLE TABLE TO ENJOY. (850/470 cal) -plus- crackers. 9.99 (480 cal) -plus- crackers. 9.99 Salad Dressings Loaded Hashbrown Casserole Tots Biscuit Beignets Balsamic Herb Vinaigrette, Blue Cheese, Buttermilk Ranch, Honey Mustard, Dill Pickle Ranch (170–320 cal) Our Hashbrown Casserole fried into crispy bite-sized tater tots Made with our Buttermilk Biscuit dough, deep-fried then loaded with bacon pieces and melted Colby cheese (610 cal). tossed in cinnamon sugar (490 cal). Served with Butter Served with Buttermilk Ranch for dipping (190 cal). 4.99 Pecan Sauce for dipping (210 cal). 3.99 Sandwich n’ Burger Platters Kid’s Menu MADE TO ORDER AND SERVED WITH YOUR CHOICE OF A CUP OF SOUP OR ANY COUNTRY SIDE. KIDS OF ALL AGES ARE WELCOME TO ORDER FROM THESE KID-SIZED PORTIONS OF SOME OF OUR Homestyle Chicken BLT The Barrel Cheeseburger** FAVORITE MENU ITEMS. BEVERAGE INCLUDED. SELECT DRINKS AVAILABLE (0-230 cal). Crispy, golden-fried Sunday Homestyle Chicken® drizzled with our Our juicy grilled-to-order patty is seasoned and seared then topped with maple glaze, topped with bacon, lettuce, tomato and sweet n’ smoky melted Colby cheese, Duke’s® Mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato stacked mayo on a bun (1180 cal). We suggest enjoying it with Steak Fries. on a bun (990 cal). We suggest enjoying it with Steak Fries. 9.99 Or try it with our grilled chicken breast (800 cal). 9.99 Add Thick-Sliced Bacon (140 cal) for 1.00. Lil' Barrel Cheeseburgers^ 5.49 Grilled Cheese Sandwich 4.99 Two mini burgers with American cheese on slider buns (580 cal). Made with American cheese on grilled Sourdough bread (480 cal). Served with a side of Tater Rounds (240 cal). Served with a side of Tater Rounds (240 cal). chile jack chicken Our grilled chicken tenders on seared Sourdough bread with Hatch Valley Green Chiles and Monterey Jack cheese (660 cal). 10.19 Items below served with a Buttermilk Biscuit (160 cal) or Cornbread (210 cal). Fried Chicken Tenders 5.99 Grilled Chicken Tenders (140 cal) 5.99 Desserts Your choice of Dill Pickle Ranch, BBQ or Honey Mustard Served with a side of Tater Rounds (240 cal). double chocolate fudge fruit cobbler sauce (380-550 cal). Served with a side of Tater Rounds (240 cal). Mmmm Mac n' Cheese 4.99 Biscuit Beignets ® With rich, creamy Vanilla Ice Cream A kid's size version of our beloved Mac n' Cheese (540 cal). coca-cola cake Made with our Buttermilk Biscuit dough, deep-fried Crispy Rockin’ Shrimp 5.99 With rich, creamy Vanilla Ice Cream then tossed in cinnamon sugarPay (490 cal).in-App Served menu (490icon cal). 3.79 Crispy Fried Shrimp with a side of Tater Rounds, a hushpuppy Veggie Plate 4.69 (790 cal). 3.99 with Butter Pecan Sauce for dipping (210 cal). 3.99 and cocktail sauce (610 cal). Choice of two Country Sides (40-340 cal each). Our Name Pay in app LOTS OF FOLKS ASK US HOW WE GOT OUR NAME. WELL, IT’S PRETTY SIMPLE Pay while you finish your plate. Dessert AND CAREFULLY PICKED- SEE BACK IN THE DAY, CRACKERS WERE SHIPPED Open the Cracker Barrel App, IN BARRELS TO COUNTRY STORES. WHEN THE BARRELS WERE EMPTY, THEY select “Pay for Your Meal,” Dirt Cup Dessert WERE USED AS A PLACE TO HOLD A CHECKERBOARD, A CONVERSATION OR and enter the code from your check. Layers of chocolate pudding, chocolate cookie crumbs and gummy worms (430 cal). 2.79 BOTH. SO WHILE MANY THINGS HAVE CHANGED, SOME THINGS NEVER WILL. learn more: crackerbarrel.com/pay ^ALL KID'S HAMBURGERS ARE COOKED WELL DONE. **WE COOK OUR HAMBURGERS AND HAMBURGER STEAKS MEDIUM, MEDIUM WELL AND WELL DONE. “Cracker Barrel Old Country Store,” “Sunrise Sampler,” “Grandpa’s Country Fried Breakfast,” “The Cracker Barrel’s Country Boy Breakfast,”pay in app “Uncle Herschel’s Favorite,” “Momma’s French Toast Breakfast,” 1200 to 1400 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice for children aged 4–8 years, but calorie needs vary. “Momma’s Pancake Breakfast,” “Cracker Barrel,” and “Sunday Homestyle Chicken” are service marks/trademarks Payof CBOCS while you Properties, finish your Inc. plate. ©2021 Open CBOCS the Cracker Properties, Barrel App, Inc. select “Pay for Your Meal,” and enter the code from your check. 2000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. TL5_0821 2000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, butLearn calorie more: crackerbarrel.com/pay needs vary. 783807 Downhome Daily Deals Cracker Barrel Favorites Home Cooked Classics Starting at $8.99 SERVED WITH HAND-ROLLED BUTTERMILK BISCUITS (160 cal each) OR CORNBREAD (210 cal each) AND REAL BUTTER. SERVED WITH HAND-ROLLED BUTTERMILK BISCUITS (160 cal each) SERVED WITH HAND-ROLLED BUTTERMILK BISCUITS (160 cal each) OR CORNBREAD (210 cal each) AND REAL BUTTER. OR CORNBREAD (210 cal each) AND REAL BUTTER. Country Side Choice THREE | TWO Maple Bacon Grilled Chicken Hamburger Steak** Wednesday Thursday Country Fried steak Two grilled chicken breasts topped with sweet n’ smoky Half-pound Hamburger Steak (440 cal) seasoned with garlic Broccoli Cheddar Chicken Turkey N’ Dressing USDA Choice steak, fried and topped with Sawmill Gravy (600 cal). 11.99 10.49 maple glaze, bacon, melted cheese and diced green onions butter glaze -plus- choice of two Country Sides. 8.99 Make it Oven-baked Broccoli Cheddar Chicken Turkey n’ Dressing in turkey gravy and served with Sweet (850 cal) -plus- choice of two Country Sides. 9.99 smothered with sautéed onions and brown gravy (50 cal) for 1.00. (690 cal) -plus- choice of two Country Sides. 10.99 Potato Casserole with pecans (820 cal) -plus- choice of Country Side. 10.99 Meatloaf Our special recipe with tomatoes, onions and green peppers (520 cal). 10.99 9.79 Chicken Pot Pie Slow-simmered chicken, potatoes, peas, carrots, celery and onions in a creamy sauce topped with a flaky pastry crust (960 cal).
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