What are perks and other benefits like at Cracker Barrel?

Great coworkers and "family" culture, benefits, vacation pay, lots of hours

Only certain shifts made money, favoritism and unevenly applied rules

Home Office has Hybrid work model, offers good work life balance, and lots of great benefits. The people are great too!

Navigating so many employees spread out all over the country.

It is a good company with benefits and paid vacation

Management can be rough around the edges

Great work and life balance. Capability to work from home a few days a week. Room for growth in other departments

Benefits are not good, pay is below market value.

Meet lots of people and employee discount.

No benefits and really low hours except for about 2 months of the year.

Flexible schedule, individual impact, company benefits, insurance even for part time staff, internal promotion favored

Poor pay, manager competency and commitment can be hit or miss, no full time positions, pitifully low amount of allotted hours for all retail employees. I cannot speak to restaurant staff experiences.

Benefits available are very affordable and scheduling is flexible

PAR systems outlines raises for obtaining additional stars, but the store 'gave out too many raises' therefore I did not get a raise for completing additional trainings as outlined

It is good for a first job, good benefits, nice coworkers

Low pay, stressful at times

Customer service experience; advancement opportunities; task-oriented; acceptable training experience.

Low pay, but good for first job to get experience; weekends and evenings; only day off guaranteed is Christmas Day; racist vibes; no benefits if part time; high stress.

Good hourly starting pay considering it is the food industry. Friendly people there and I have heard from people that work full time that the benefits are decent. I also enjoy that we are paid weekly and not Bi-weekly.

Working thanksgiving is mandatory and same goes for Christmas eve as well I believe. It was brought to my attention that thanksgiving is mandatory when I interviewed so I was at least not caught off guard. My hours can range from 15-27 hours a week, so it is not very consistent.