For the first time in forty-eight years, Cracker Barrel has made a major change to their logo.
They’ve removed the gentleman sitting down at the barrel and gone all text.
Cracker Barrel says the new logo “is now rooted even more closely to the iconic barrel shape and word mark that started it all” (via FOX News).
The brand’s original logo rollout in 1969 was also just text — the man at the barrel was added in 1977.
A company spokesperson describes the bold new logo look as being, “Anchored in Cracker Barrel’s signature gold and brown tones.”
The new logo will be featured on menus and marketing.
New Cracker Barrel logo
This comes on the heels of ongoing fan controversy about Cracker Barrel modernizing their dining rooms by removing most of the trinkets on the walls and painting them a more basic color.
It seems as if Cracker Barrel is bringing their dining experience into the modern era, while throwing back their logo to its original.
According to Scrape Hero, there are 657 Cracker Barrel locations spread out across America, and the next time you see one off of the highway, it will likely feature the brand new logo and refreshed dining room.
Where Was the First Cracker Barrel Location?
The original Cracker Barrel was built in Lebanon, Tenn. in 1969. While the original spot no longer exists, Cracker Barrel’s home offices are still located in Lebanon to this day.
24 Country Artists Who Had Embarrassing Wardrobe Malfunctions
The battle between looking good and being comfortable is one of the biggest in country music when it comes to fashion. While many outfits do their job just fine while our favorite artists do theirs, there are times when the outfits fail. These are called wardrobe malfunctions.
We’ve rounded up several of country music’s biggest fashion faux pas, and while some of these can be laughed off, there are others that will be hard to live down. There are even a few that resulted in injuries — and not just to the ego!
Keep scrolling to see the most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions in the genre’s history.
Every Country Star Bar in Nashville, Ranked by Reviews
Here is every country star bar or restaurant in Nashville, ranked according to their Google reviews. Plus, highlights (or lowlights) from those reviews so you can map your Lower Broadway experience with confidence.
Certain things are true about every country singer’s bar in Nashville: The drinks are expensive, they probably don’t serve draft beer and you’re going to wait for service during peak hours. A few bars go above and beyond at every level, while others … well, they might consider changes.
The difference between a 4.1-star business and a 4.8-star business is how you treat people (and how little water you put in the drinks).
Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes
