Cracker Barrel is taking heat from loyal diners who say food quality has slipped – from chilled biscuits to reheated sides – deepening frustration that accelerated after the company scrapped its old ...

Cracker Barrel's CEO said the chain is working to rebuild customer trust after its logo controversy earlier this year marked a quarter of declining sales. During its quarterly financial results call ...

A settlement has been reached with Cracker Barrel over allegations of disability discrimination at a location in Waldorf, Maryland, the state’s attorney general announced Monday. A group of students ...

Cracker Barrel shareholders voted Thursday to oust board member and DEI marketing executive Gilbert Dávila in the wake of the branding crisis that wiped out hundreds of millions of dollars in value, ...

Don't feel like cooking this Thanksgiving? Well, you're in luck. As it has been in years past, Cracker Barrel will be open on the holiday for dine-in and takeout. And not only is the Southern-inspired ...

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(NEXSTAR) – Julie Felss Masino, the president and CEO of Cracker Barrel, reportedly offered an explanation for Cracker Barrel’s reasoning behind its ill-received logo “refresh” earlier this year.

Cracker Barrel's CEO said this week that its controversial short-lived logo change was not motivated by ideology, despite some speculating otherwise. The change was intended to make the restaurant ...

You could spend all of Thanksgiving in the kitchen, laboring over a turkey and perfecting a pumpkin pie. Or you could avoid the kitchen and the hassle of cooking for a crowd altogether. Cracker Barrel ...

(NEXSTAR) – Cracker Barrel, after reversing course on a recent “brand refresh” which resulted in widespread backlash, has announced that the company is parting ways with a consulting firm suggested to ...

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