Cracker Barrel is upgrading three of its most popular dinner offerings while separately using proceeds from a real estate transaction involving 26 company-owned restaurants to reduce debt and support future growth.The Lebanon, Tennessee-based chain said Wednesday that it plans to improve the quality of its chicken, hamburger and steak dinners, calling dinner its "biggest opportunity" as it works to improve guest satisfaction."We are making investments to improve food quality," President and CEO Dave Deno said during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call. "Dinner is our biggest opportunity...
Cracker Barrel upgrading 3 popular dinner items as chain completes 26-store property deal
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