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Cracker Barrel in Williamsburg, Virginia is where friendly smiles meet homestyle cooking and unique shopping—all at a fair price. Whether you’re craving Breakfast All-Day with fluffy Buttermilk Pancakes or Southern classics like juicy Fried Chicken and slow-simmered Chicken n’ Dumplins, there’s something for everyone. Order online for easy pickup or delivery, or swing by your local Cracker Barrel to experience true country hospitality.
Homey chain restaurant serving American comfort food, with an on-site general store.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 200 Bypass Rd, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: (757) 220-3384
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Timothy Mercer
Stopped in with my buddy for breakfast, and I’m so glad I did. We both had the steak tips, hash brown casserole (absolutely delicious), pancakes that were scrumptious with extra butter and REAL maple syrup, grits, and biscuits with gravy (gravy was a bit thick but tasty). The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was down home family-friendly. I’ll definitely make this my breakfast spot when I’m in town!
… moreP&K USA
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store is an iconic American restaurant chain whose menu is based on traditional southern cuisine. Each location cleverly resembles an old-fashioned store, with a porch and rocking chairs, while the inside is adorned with vintage decorations and knick-knacks.
This was our first visit to Cracker Barrel (Mon May 26, 2025) and it was only a short Uber ride away from our hotel in Williamsburg, Virginia.
We initially didn’t know what to make of Cracker Barrel – it was strange to enter the gift store when we’d come for food – but having seen a few adverts on TV we had an idea of what we wanted to sample. We tried our best not to get our hopes up just in case the food wasn’t as good as it looked.
We ordered:
Campfire Beef = $16.99
Meatloaf plus Three Country Sides = $14.99
Diet Coke (refillable) = $3.49
Blue Moon (12oz can) = $4.79
State & Local Tax = $5.36
Total = $54.11
The theatrical Campfire Beef, cooked and served in thick foil to lock in the flavor, consisted of tender slow-braised beef with campfire seasoning, sweet corn on the cob, red skin potatoes, carrots, grape tomatoes and onions, was served with buttermilk biscuits. The portion size was generous and filling.
The meatloaf, made with a blend of beef, onions, bell peppers and tomatoes, came with three sides and we chose: mashed potatoes with white gravy, steamed broccoli and mac and cheese.
We were served hot biscuits with butter ahead of the food arriving. They smelled incredible and took us back to our childhood. The biscuits were ideal for mopping up the juices of the campfire beef dish.
We enjoyed our meals and didn’t want them to end….but we (unusually) had ordered a dessert! We sensibly shared the S’mores Brownie Skillet, another theatrical dish, and it is safe to say it was one of the best sweets we’ve ever had. It also doesn’t get any more American than s’mores!
Our server, Kiszanny, was polite and efficient and she told us she was new at Cracker Barrel having come from Jamaica on a youth scheme.
After our meals, we mooched around the Country Store section and were pleasantly surprised at how reasonably priced the merchandise and goodies were. We settled on buying a wooden magnet for our collection ($7.99 + $.56 tax).
Cracker Barrel was founded in Tennessee in 1969 and is now an American institution with over 650 restaurants across the U.S. We are glad we got to enjoy their wares, and while we were greatly tempted to return the next night, decided not to, as we wanted to keep the memory out our perfect visit.
… moreThis was our first visit to Cracker Barrel (Mon May 26, 2025) and it was only a short Uber ride away from our hotel in Williamsburg, Virginia.
We initially didn’t know what to make of Cracker Barrel – it was strange to enter the gift store when we’d come for food – but having seen a few adverts on TV we had an idea of what we wanted to sample. We tried our best not to get our hopes up just in case the food wasn’t as good as it looked.
We ordered:
Campfire Beef = $16.99
Meatloaf plus Three Country Sides = $14.99
Diet Coke (refillable) = $3.49
Blue Moon (12oz can) = $4.79
State & Local Tax = $5.36
Total = $54.11
The theatrical Campfire Beef, cooked and served in thick foil to lock in the flavor, consisted of tender slow-braised beef with campfire seasoning, sweet corn on the cob, red skin potatoes, carrots, grape tomatoes and onions, was served with buttermilk biscuits. The portion size was generous and filling.
The meatloaf, made with a blend of beef, onions, bell peppers and tomatoes, came with three sides and we chose: mashed potatoes with white gravy, steamed broccoli and mac and cheese.
We were served hot biscuits with butter ahead of the food arriving. They smelled incredible and took us back to our childhood. The biscuits were ideal for mopping up the juices of the campfire beef dish.
We enjoyed our meals and didn’t want them to end….but we (unusually) had ordered a dessert! We sensibly shared the S’mores Brownie Skillet, another theatrical dish, and it is safe to say it was one of the best sweets we’ve ever had. It also doesn’t get any more American than s’mores!
Our server, Kiszanny, was polite and efficient and she told us she was new at Cracker Barrel having come from Jamaica on a youth scheme.
After our meals, we mooched around the Country Store section and were pleasantly surprised at how reasonably priced the merchandise and goodies were. We settled on buying a wooden magnet for our collection ($7.99 + $.56 tax).
Cracker Barrel was founded in Tennessee in 1969 and is now an American institution with over 650 restaurants across the U.S. We are glad we got to enjoy their wares, and while we were greatly tempted to return the next night, decided not to, as we wanted to keep the memory out our perfect visit.
Sean Ryan
This is a busy Cracker Barrel! For a table of 5 on a Saturday at 12:30pm we were seated in 20minutes. Once seated we order our drinks and food. It took a hour for our food to arrive and on top of that our server disappeared to make a phone call during that hour. Which we didn’t even get our biscuits to hold us over until all the food was served, which I started suffering from a painful migraine because I had not eaten over a long period of time. This went from a great start with a clean facility, to customer neglect, and shoddy overall performance. The front of house staff was attentive and professional with customer concerns in the gift shop. We ordered harsh brown casserole and grandma’s breakfast platter. Which when the food arrived was delicious, and no one else at the table complained about their order other than the time it took to get it.
… moreAllen Brown
It was around 7:00 p.m. when we stopped in. They seated us next to a bunch of tables that had not been cleared off the whole time we were there.
It took a long time to get the food and when we did receive it it was lukewarm at best.
I requested a coffee refill it took about 20 minutes I had to ask twice.
Best cracker barrel is a perfect example why cracker barrel is going downhill fast.
I do not recommend this cracker barrel can I have stopped at many traveling the East Coast.
… moreIt took a long time to get the food and when we did receive it it was lukewarm at best.
I requested a coffee refill it took about 20 minutes I had to ask twice.
Best cracker barrel is a perfect example why cracker barrel is going downhill fast.
I do not recommend this cracker barrel can I have stopped at many traveling the East Coast.
Ryan Svolto
For the price it is hard to beat a Cracker Barrel. The chicken breast was tender and juicy.
The food was hot and cooked well. Wish the serving of broccoli was larger. The server was pleasant and kept our table well stocked.
The restaurant was clean. There is a nice amount of Parking in the back for RV/buses.
… moreThe food was hot and cooked well. Wish the serving of broccoli was larger. The server was pleasant and kept our table well stocked.
The restaurant was clean. There is a nice amount of Parking in the back for RV/buses.
Dr. Ken King
10/26/2024: OMG, this was one of the best breakfasts at Cracker Barrel. My wife found a new favorite, steak and eggs, and ate the whole thing after two warm biscuits, butter, and jelly. She never finishes her food but did today. The service was super excellent, and the food was simply delicious. v/r, Dr. and Mrs. King
The absolute best service and food in a very busy/crowded restaurant—many Thanks to Kathy, who seated us, and Sa Quoara, who served us. We could not be happier with the warm and friendly hospitality. It is fantastic to see the entire Cracker Barrel team work together to provide excellent food and service, keeping everything moving. v/r, Dr. Ken and Lorna King
… moreThe absolute best service and food in a very busy/crowded restaurant—many Thanks to Kathy, who seated us, and Sa Quoara, who served us. We could not be happier with the warm and friendly hospitality. It is fantastic to see the entire Cracker Barrel team work together to provide excellent food and service, keeping everything moving. v/r, Dr. Ken and Lorna King
Shane Harris
This was not the best experience I’ve had at a Cracker Barrel. Hopefully the experience at this location isn’t the norm. The carrots on my wife’s plate were cold. Almost as if they had forgotten to warm them up. We did not get our biscuits until our meal arrived and jelly was not included with the biscuits because they were out. The Peeps holiday hot chocolate we’d ordered didn’t include the Peeps. After getting our hot chocolate we were told they were out of Peeps. All in all, not the best experience.
… moreKeegan Pratt
Had not been to a Cracker Barrel in years but have been a few times in the past couple weeks for breakfast. So good! Probably the best fried chicken I’ve ever had. I don’t know if it just this location but I really enjoy it.
… moreHoward Smith
2024-07-20 Nemanja provided excellent service and the food was good!
2017-08-02 Catfish, fresh apples and green beans were all good!
11 months prior, Breakfast was not good this morning, it was very busy (tourists, people visiting for Busch Gardens, etc?), lady waitress was very nice and accommodating. In the past, I had dinner here and I was disappointed.
… more2017-08-02 Catfish, fresh apples and green beans were all good!
11 months prior, Breakfast was not good this morning, it was very busy (tourists, people visiting for Busch Gardens, etc?), lady waitress was very nice and accommodating. In the past, I had dinner here and I was disappointed.
T Banner
Good food! Good service we ordered breakfast and the portions were big enough to fill us. Pancakes with pecans were good. The apples were a bit too sweet. The ham was flavored well but a tad bit dry. Thick slices of bacon with plenty of flavor. Cheese eggs did not disappoint. Good orange juice with the little bits. All over the food was good. The cakes had a bit of an aftertaste. Maybe the grill was not cleaned completely before cooking the pancakes. Overall a good meal.
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