Cracker Barrel - Troutville

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Cracker Barrel - Troutville

3153 Lee Highway South (Route 11), Troutville, VA 24175
(540) 966-5438
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Since the very first Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® opened back in 1969 in Lebanon, Tennessee, we’ve prided ourselves on keeping things pretty simple.

The way we see it, our mission is to please people. Simple as that.

We try to greet everyone who walks in our front doors with a warm welcome and serve good meals at fair prices. Whether you’re stopping in for our homestyle cooking or stopping by to browse our country store, we want everyone to be treated fairly and with respect. We figure if we take care of our guests, well, then, the business will take care of itself.

And fortunately, so far, it has.
 

Sunday-Thursday::  7am-9pm
Friday-Saturday:  :7am-10pm

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