Cracker Barrel is returning two classic menu items amid customer pressure.
The popular chain restaurant announced its Hamburger Steak and Eggs in the Basket entrees are “returning by popular demand” in a statement to FOX News Digital on Tuesday (January 6).
“Winter calls for comfort and connection, and nothing delivers that better than the classics,” said Thomas Yun, Cracker Barrel’s vice president of menu strategy and innovation.
“Bringing back Hamburger Steak and Eggs in the Basket was an easy choice,” he added. “Not only are they timeless favorites with deep roots on our menu, but they’re also among the most requested dishes from our guests.”
Hamburger Steak made its debut when Cracker Barrel first opened in 1969 and is described by the restaurant chain as a “juicy, seasoned beef topped with a savory buttery garlic sauce and served with two or three classic sides.”
Eggs in the Basket is described as a “nostalgic breakfast favorite featuring two slices of golden-grilled sourdough bread with an egg nestled in the center, served with bacon or sausage and one classic side.” Both entrees were featured on Cracker Barrel’s Meals for Two value deal, which can be purchased for $19.99 Monday through Friday.
“These dishes are uniquely Cracker Barrel — rooted in tradition and loved for generations — and we’re thrilled to bring back classics our guests know and love, made the way they remember,” Yun said.
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