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The Impossible sausage patty option is part of Cracker Barrel’s build your own breakfast menu and is filling a food need for a new customer base. The company since then has made some strides toward inclusivity, including adding vegan sausage patties to its breakfast menu last year.

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Cracker Barrel for violating federal law after refusing to hire a qualified dishwasher candidate in Maryland because he was deaf.

There was also a 2006 lawsuit in which Cracker Barrel paid $2 million to 51 employees at three Illinois restaurants for sexual harassment in the workplace and discriminating against Black staff members and customers. In 1991, the Cracker Barrel corporation fired several LGBTQ+ staff members, saying it would no longer employ anyone from the gay community. The company has a long history of discriminatory practices toward both employees and customers leading to multiple lawsuits and scandals over the years. “We’ll be sure to stop by our local location soon!”Īnother commenter wrote, “This is so heartwarming to see and makes me want to go get breakfast at the closest one tomorrow! Don’t let hate win. “I’ve avoided Cracker Barrel for as long as I can remember, not knowing if my family was truly welcome,” one person commented. “A once family friendly establishment has caved to the mob.”Ĭalls for a boycott are being drowned out by people praising the company’s move toward inclusivity, many who’ve chosen not to darkened the doorstep of a Cracker Barrel for years due to its previous intolerance toward the LGBTQ+ community. “We take no pleasure in reporting that Cracker Barrel has fallen,” ultra-conservative organization the Texas Family Project tweeted. While most customers on social media praised the Tennessee-based Southern restaurant and country store chain for openly supporting the LGBTQ+ community in the more than 10,000 comments on the post, others unsurprisingly vowed to never to eat at Cracker Barrel again, saying the restaurant is now too “woke”. Happy Pride,” a Facebook post from Cracker Barrel reads.

Everyone is always welcome at our table (and our rocker). “We are excited to celebrate Pride Month with our employees and guests. Some of the restaurant chain’s iconic rocking chairs might be sporting a rainbow, part of a new campaign to bring “the front porch to Pride.” Cracker Barrel, a Southern restaurant chain that has come under fire for discrimination and lack of inclusivity in the past, is celebrating Pride this June. That Manager should be written up at a minimum.No, you’re not seeing things. I told her that I hoped it was no reflection on her as she was very, very good. Next thing we knew was the kind server gave us the sausage & said it was on the house. We told her to forget it but I asked why the manager didn't come over to our table - ask & then tell me exactly what he was going to do with that bacon. We said - are you kidding & the poor girl said no I'm so sorry. A moment later she came back - very embarrassed & said that the manager told her to ask us for half of the bacon back in order to get he sausage (from a plate that my husband had already starting eating from!). However, our original server noticed it and mentioned it and said she would get the sausage. When a different server delivered our food we noticed that there was no sausage but double bacon. However, my husband ordered a double meat breakfast (comes with bacon & sausage). Our service was superb - food was great and hot.

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