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Reasons To Love Cracker Barrel

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I am currently writing this article from a hotel room in Virginia, on my way to South Carolina. This is a trip that my family takes every year, and there is one thing that I always look forward to -- breakfast at Cracker Barrel. For those who aren't familiar with Cracker Barrel, it's an American comfort food restaurant with an old fashioned general store attached to it. Below are a few reasons to love Cracker Barrel.

1. Location.

Cracker Barrel's are located in the South, so it has that cozy Southern hospitality vibe to it.

2. Rocking chairs and checkers.

Outside every location are huge rocking chairs and big games of checkers. This always makes the time go by fast if there is a long wait.

3. The candy sticks.

In the general store are old fashioned candy sticks that are only a dime each! My favorite flavors are root beer and the cherry cola.

4. The general store.

The general store is what makes Cracker Barrel what it is. From the decorations to the huge selection of candy, there is certainly something for everyone.

5. The food.

While the little pleasantries make the store unique and homey, the food is what ultimately makes Cracker Barrel so great. I'm from Long Island, so I am quite picky about my bacon, egg and cheese, but the homemade eggs at Cracker Barrel shows up any deli.

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