Cracker Barrel Restaurant Apologizes, Removes ‘Offensive’ Decoration

A Cracker Barrel restaurant in Connecticut faced backlash when a customer noticed what looked like “nooses on the ceiling.” The restaurant issued an apology for the decorations, explaining that the items were not actual nooses but wrapped cords used as decor. However, the chain admitted it was unacceptable that the resemblance was overlooked before display.

Photo Credit: Twitter/Alfonso Robinson

Twitter user Alfonso Robinson posted images, questioning the noose-like decorations. Cracker Barrel responded that the cord was part of an antique soldering iron exhibit.

 

 

 

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