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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store restaurants have been around since 1969, nestled strategically off interstates to attract drivers with their convenience, southern hospitality, range of food options and affordable menu prices.

But Cracker Barrel may be losing its charm amid a physical makeover, according to some.

Rachel Love, a 38-year-old Tennessee resident and self-proclaimed Cracker Barrel fan, recently caught the restaurant chain's attention with her social media video.

"When Cracker Barrel took away the last piece of nostalgia you had left," Love captioned in a TikTok video last month as she showed the inside of an updated location.

Full article, HERE from Fox News.

Love them or hate them, they are much like Waffle House, McDonalds, and Chick-fil-A. Regardless of where you stopped, you knew what you were going to get food wise. Decent food, a decent price, and decent service for a sit down restaurant.

Yes, they have always been known for their 'antiques' that decorated their restaurants, providing a varied vista of 'stuff' for you and your kids to look at as you ate.

But apparently the 'new' makeover does away with most if not all of the antiques and nostalgia items, if the video is to be believed.

Personally, I don't care as long as the food quality stays up, the menu is consistent, and the prices are reasonable. To me, they provide a stable alternative to fast food on a road trip, and are spaced far enough apart that you can pretty much find one either for lunch or supper, as desired.

For years, we've had the local Cracker Barrel on our Sunday morning rotation for breakfast for the gang, as we get good food for an affordable price, and decent service. I'd really hate to see that go away.

But that's just me... Y'all have to make your own decisions...