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CBRL Group, Inc., incorporated in 1969, is the
holding company that, through certain subsidiaries, is engaged in the operation
and development of the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (Cracker Barrel) and
Logan
's Roadhouse (
Logan
's) restaurant and retail concepts. Cracker
Barrel's restaurants offer home-style country cooking featuring Cracker Barrel's
own recipes, and prepare menu selections on the premises. Logan's restaurants
offer a wide variety of items that include specialty appetizers, such as hot
wings Roadhouse style, baby back ribs basket and Roadhouse nachos. In addition,
Logan
's dinner menu features an assortment of
specially seasoned USDA choice steaks, extra-aged and cut by hand on premises.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, through its various subsidiaries, as of
October 12, 2001, operated 439 full-service country store restaurants and gift
shops, which are located in 40 states, primarily the southeast, midwest, mid-atlantic
and southwest regions of the United States. Stores primarily are located along
interstate highways, however, 10 stores are located at tourist destinations and
22 off-interstate stores are located at locations that are neither a tourist
destination nor an interstate location. The restaurants serve breakfast, lunch
and dinner between the hours of
6:00 a.m.
and
10:00 p.m.
(
11:00 p.m.
on Fridays and Saturdays), and feature
home-style country cooking prepared on the premises from Cracker Barrel's own
recipes. Menu items are moderately priced and include country ham, chicken,
fish, roast beef, beans, turnip greens, vegetable plates, salads, sandwiches,
pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage and grits. The restaurants do not serve alcoholic
beverages. The stores are constructed in a rustic, country store design and
feature a separate retail area offering a wide variety of decorative and
functional items specializing in hand-blown glassware, cast-iron cookware, toys,
apparel and wood crafts, as well as various old fashioned candies, jellies and
other foods. Cracker Barrel's restaurants offer breakfast, lunch and dinner from
a moderately priced menu. Prices for a breakfast meal range from $1.99 to $7.99
and lunches and dinners range in price from $2.99 to $13.99. The average check
per customer for fiscal 2001 was $7.19. Cracker Barrel, from time to time,
adjusts its prices.
The format of Cracker Barrel stores consists of a rustic, country-store style
building. All stores are freestanding buildings. Store interiors are subdivided
into a dining room consisting of approximately 30% of the total interior store
space, and a retail shop consisting of approximately 22% of such space, with the
balance primarily consisting of kitchen and storage areas. All stores have stone
fireplaces, which burn wood wherever permitted. All are decorated with
antique-style furnishings and other authentic and nostalgic items, similar to
those used and sold in the past in original old country stores. The front porch
of each store features a row of the signature Cracker Barrel rocking chairs that
are used by guests waiting for a table and are sold in the retail shop. The
kitchens contain modern food preparation and storage equipment allowing for
flexibility in menu variety and development.
Logan
's Roadhouse
Logan
's Roadhouse restaurants are constructed of
rough-hewn cedar siding in combination with bands of corrugated metal outlined
in red neon with a yellow washlight. Interiors are decorated with murals and
other artifacts depicting scenes reminiscent of American roadhouses of the 1940s
and 1950s, concrete and wooden planked floors and neon signs. The lively,
upbeat, friendly, relaxed atmosphere seeks to appeal to families, couples,
single adults and business persons. The restaurants feature display cooking and
an old-fashioned meat counter displaying ribs and hand-cut steaks, and also
include a spacious, comfortable bar area. While dining or waiting for a table,
guests may eat complimentary roasted in-shell peanuts and toss the shells on the
floor, and watch as cooks prepare steaks and other entrees on gas-fired mesquite
grills.
Logan
's restaurants offer a wide variety of items
designed to appeal to a broad range of consumer tastes. Logan's dinner menu
features an assortment of specially seasoned USDA choice steaks, extra-aged and
cut by hand on premises. Guests also may choose from slow-cooked baby back ribs,
seafood, mesquite-grilled shrimp, mesquite-grilled pork chops, grilled chicken
and an assortment of hamburgers, salads and sandwiches. All dinner entrees
include dinner salad, made-from-scratch yeast rolls and a choice of brown sugar
and cinnamon sweet potato, baked potato, mashed potatoes, steamed vegetables,
fries or rice pilaf at no additional cost.
Logan
's express lunch menu provides specially priced
items to be served in less than 15 minutes. All lunch salads are served with
made-from-scratch yeast rolls and all lunch sandwiches are served with
home-style potato chips at no additional cost. Prices range from $4.79 to $8.49
for lunch items and from $5.39 to $17.99 for dinner entrees. The average check
per customer for fiscal 2001 was $11.40.
Logan
's adjusts its prices from time to time, and
increased menu prices approximately 1% in July 2001.

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