The brand was sold to Biscuit Belly, which describes itself as a “gourmet biscuit sandwich concept”
Mark Basch, Jacksonville Daily Record
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – More than six years after acquiring Maple Street Biscuit Co. with plans to expand the brand, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. said July 20 it sold the downsized restaurant chain founded in Jacksonville, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Cracker Barrel said it sold Maple Street to Biscuit Belly, which describes itself as a “gourmet biscuit sandwich concept” and said it will convert the Maple Street sites to its brand.
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Maple Street had 51 restaurants after closing 19 locations since the spring of 2025.
Cracker Barrel said Biscuit Belly is acquiring the assets of 35 Maple Street restaurant, and the remaining 16 will be closed.
Maple Street was founded in 2012 with a restaurant in Jacksonville’s San Marco neighborhood and grew to 33 locations when the company, then headquartered in Orange Park, was acquired by Tennessee-based Cracker Barrel for $36 million in October 2019.
