Cracker Barrel's new, simplified logo is drawing criticism from some customers. The chain unveiled a new logo on Tuesday.

The restaurant chain got its start in 1969 as a roadside stop for sit-down meals. It's since expanded to over 400 locations.

“Cracker Barrel is done,” wrote the Federalist’s Sean Davis. “Woke executives killed it, wrapped the corpse in a rainbow flag ...

Sean Davis of The Federalist griped about the change to anyone who might be looking to get worked up over something silly.

Cracker Barrel is saying goodbye to its iconic logo and has introduced an "enhanced brand look and feel." Why some are not ...

Taking aim at Cracker Barrel with a string of posts on X, Indianapolis-based burger chain Steak ‘n Shake wrote: “This is what ...

The saga over Cracker Barrel’s logo change rumbles on, with the MAGA movement now creating its own predictable answer to the ...

To MAGA, the allure of Cracker Barrel was not its boomer nostalgia, but the enticing gaze of “Uncle Herschel” over the ...

In the latest example of conservatives taking something totally normal and yelling loud enough that it becomes fodder for the ...

Caroline Downey, a columnist for the conservative National Review, said Thursday that conservatives themselves are to blame ...

Change is never easy, and it has definitely come at a cost for restaurant and gift store chain Cracker Barrel. On Aug. 20, ...

National Review staff writer Caroline Downey criticised this 'over-the-top outrage,' arguing that the term 'woke' is being ...