Do you find the restaurant name "Cracker Barrel" offensive?

Question

Do you find the restaurant name "Cracker Barrel" offensive?

Answer 1

No, but people nowadays will find anything offensive.

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

No, I don't find it offensive. The name actually refers to long conversations that old timers used to have while gathered in a country store. Here's a link

Answer 4

NO BUT THEY HAVE GOOD FRIED OKRA

Answer 5

No. Why would it be offensive? That's what the barrels outside the general stores of old were called.

Answer 6

I never thought of that, and if the clientele is anything like I'm thinking, I think this is hillarious.

But i'm definitely not the PC type.

Answer 7

No.

Answer 8

No. I do not feel the restaurant name "Cracker Barrel" offensive.

Answer 9

nope.

Answer 10

not really concidering where it started plus the fact that they are al over the south, not realy no i do not

Answer 11

I dont find it offensive.  It is just a reference to crackers, right?  Like saltines.  I live in Tennessee, the home state of Cracker Barrel  (Lebanon).  No offense here.

Answer 12

nope, i never even thought about it before.

Answer 13

No I don't find it offensive.

I find it ironic that the people eating in  "Cracker Barrel" aren't even "crackers"  (if u get my drift)

At least thats how it is around Chicago

Answer 14

No, I do not.  It is because I understand the history of having food stored and sold from barrels.

Answer 15

I just find it funny that they keep getting into law suits for refusing to serve everyone that isn't a "cracker"