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Cracker Barrel customers miss the man in the old logo. Who was he?
Fans have speculated that Uncle Herschel is Herschel McCartney, the uncle of Cracker Barrel founder Dan Evins. McCartney was a goodwill ambassador for the company in its early days when it was founded in Tennessee in 1969, according to Cracker Barrel Insider.
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Cracker Barrel Just Brought Back A Fan-Favorite Breakfast Dish
Don’t fret, y’all. Just like the faithful return of Uncle Junior’s vegetable garden, Cracker Barrel just announced that this ...
Cracker Barrel has a special place in the hearts of many Americans, offering homestyle American cuisine in a folksy “Old ...
Cracker Barrel was the only place I’d ever stop. No mob fights, a fun corny atmosphere, and delicious food when you’re hungry ...
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Alabama gubernatorial hopeful Tommy Tuberville piles on in backlash against Cracker Barrel rebrand
As he continues his campaign for the highest political office in Alabama, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is not hiding his ...
Cracker Barrel hosted a pop-up event in Manhattan that included line dancing and live country music as it faces criticism for ...
Conservative critics saw the decision to remove the man in the logo, long known as Uncle Herschel, as an attempt by corporate ...
Fall is near, and grocery stores, restaurants, and coffee shops are revamping shelves and menus to include all things pumpkin ...
Cracker Barrel's new, simplified logo is drawing criticism from some customers. The chain unveiled a new logo on Tuesday.
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