Five lucky couples who propose at Cracker Barrel will win free Cracker Barrel for a year, plus guests can celebrate the holiday with a free dessert offer.
This Valentine’s Day, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® invites guests to celebrate with the person they care about most.
The “I Said ‘Yes’ at Cracker Barrel Valentine’s Day Contest” will award five lucky couples who “pop the question” at any Cracker Barrel location nationwide with free Cracker Barrel for a year.
Through Feb.16, couples who post their proposal video at Cracker Barrel and include a caption on why they decided to propose at the iconic restaurant will be entered for a chance to win.
Plus, whether popping the question or not, surprise the one you want to show care to the most this Valentine’s Day with a visit to Cracker Barrel and receive free dessert to share with your plus one. Through Feb. 14, choose any two entrees from a select Valentine’s Day menu including homestyle favorites like Country Fried Steak or Sunday Homestyle Chicken®, and new options like Build Your Homestyle Breakfast, and receive one free dessert to share including Biscuit Beignets or Double-Fudge Chocolate Coca-Cola® Cake. Whether celebrating this special offer for breakfast, lunch or dinner, make this Valentine’s Day unique amid the warm glow of an oil lamp and crackling fireplace or by handpicking a special gift in Cracker Barrel’s Old Country Store with your loved one by your side.
To enter the contest, guests must upload an original in-feed, publicly viewable video to Instagram between Feb. 10-16, depicting the wedding proposal at a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, and:
Include a description in the post of why the submitter chose to propose at Cracker Barrel
Include the following hashtags: #ISaidYesAtCrackerBarrel and #Contest
Tag Cracker Barrel’s official Instagram account handle @crackerbarrel.
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