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Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3539 Location: The In Between
There is one in Minnesota, but it’s 30 minutes from me and I’ve never been.
I try to hit one whenever I’m on vacation in another part of the country. I love it so much. It’s the sort of place I imagine people say, “Don’t mind if I do” regularly.
I browsed the shop while we waited for a table. I bought an enormous bag of Sixlets and laughed at an XXL shirt that said “Sundays are for Jesus & Football.”
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3539 Location: The In Between
It’s comfort food done right. If you go, you’re going to see someone with an electric cart because they’re obese. Every time. You’re going to have a refill before you’re even ready for one. I recommend going to one around 1 pm and understanding it will be your only meal of the day.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3539 Location: The In Between
doug rr wrote:
you don't have to sell me..all i need is gravy and a little person walking around
There was a little person working at Disneyland behind the counter at the end of Main Street where they sell chili in sourdough bowls and soft pretzels. The outfit (ie uniform) was fucking adorable. You will find no little people at Cracker Barrel. You will find quite the opposite.
My oldest son ordered “chicken fried chicken.” It was smothered in gravy.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 23891 Location: almost in canada
daft twat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
you don't have to sell me..all i need is gravy and a little person walking around
There was a little person working at Disneyland behind the counter at the end of Main Street where they sell chili in sourdough bowls and soft pretzels. The outfit (ie uniform) was fucking adorable. You will find no little people at Cracker Barrel. You will find quite the opposite.
My oldest son ordered “chicken fried chicken.” It was smothered in gravy.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3539 Location: The In Between
doug rr wrote:
daft twat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
you don't have to sell me..all i need is gravy and a little person walking around
There was a little person working at Disneyland behind the counter at the end of Main Street where they sell chili in sourdough bowls and soft pretzels. The outfit (ie uniform) was fucking adorable. You will find no little people at Cracker Barrel. You will find quite the opposite.
My oldest son ordered “chicken fried chicken.” It was smothered in gravy.
did you make it to malibu?
We did. Neptune’s was good side from port a potties (wtf?). Had to go to Zuma rather than El Matador due to parking, but we were happy to be at a beach after 2 days in 110+ Joshua Tree. We enjoyed the park a lot, but it’s a one time visit and way down the list of the 17 NPs we’ve been to.
I'm a redneck from Alabama, so yeah i'm a fan. When I was growing up we didn't have any nearby so I considered it a vacation type luxury, for lack of a better term.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 23891 Location: almost in canada
daft twat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
daft twat wrote:
doug rr wrote:
you don't have to sell me..all i need is gravy and a little person walking around
There was a little person working at Disneyland behind the counter at the end of Main Street where they sell chili in sourdough bowls and soft pretzels. The outfit (ie uniform) was fucking adorable. You will find no little people at Cracker Barrel. You will find quite the opposite.
My oldest son ordered “chicken fried chicken.” It was smothered in gravy.
did you make it to malibu?
We did. Neptune’s was good side from port a potties (wtf?). Had to go to Zuma rather than El Matador due to parking, but we were happy to be at a beach after 2 days in 110+ Joshua Tree. We enjoyed the park a lot, but it’s a one time visit and way down the list of the 17 NPs we’ve been to.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 23891 Location: almost in canada
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
I'm a redneck from Alabama, so yeah i'm a fan. When I was growing up we didn't have any nearby so I considered it a vacation type luxury, for lack of a better term.
growing up my go to was black angus..probably had a birthday dinner there 10 times
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3539 Location: The In Between
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
I'm a redneck from Alabama, so yeah i'm a fan. When I was growing up we didn't have any nearby so I considered it a vacation type luxury, for lack of a better term.
Considering the enormous portion sizes, friendly and attentive service, and surprisingly low prices, I’d say it’s probably the best sit-down chain I’ve ever been to.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20763 Location: the bathroom
Used to eat there some as a kid, usually after church. Then my buddy and I ate there a lot in college bc the portions were so big, we could split an entree for like $4 each. What a steal. And better than 4 items off the $1 menu at Wendy’s.
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