Cracker Barrel is working to woo customers shell shocked by soaring egg prices — all while shading its rival in the process. Days after Atlanta-based Waffle House announced it would tack on a 50-cent surcharge on all egg orders,

Cracker Barrel offers double points on egg dishes amid price hikes, while Waffle House adds a 50-cent egg surcharge.

Egg surcharges? Never heard of it.” Cracker Barrel’s witty promo takes a jab at Waffle House’s new 50-cent per egg fee.

At a Waffle House in Atlanta, cooks were busy pouring waffle batter and flipping hash browns around noon on Tuesday when a message flashed on the two cash registers at the counter: “Due to the nationwide rise in the cost of eggs,

Waffle House is adding a 50-cent surcharge on egg orders due to the nationwide rise in cost of eggs caused by the aggressive strain of avian flu.

The beloved Georgia restaurant chain is unsure how long the egg shortage will last. It's unclear when the surcharge will no longer be in effect.

Several locations inside the city limits of Atlanta had not yet instituted the new surcharge. But other locations had, placing signs at the door and on menus to notify diners of the higher price.

Waffle House has announced a new surcharge of 50 cents per egg in response to rising egg prices caused by a nationwide shortage.

Cracker Barrel won't charge extra for eggs in the midst of a national shortage due to bird flu, unlike its rival Waffle House.

Some restaurants are choosing to pass along that extra cost to customers, but Cracker Barrel isn't one of them. The Old Country Store took to Instagram to seemingly fire shots at Waffle House, who recently announced a nationwide egg surcharge.

Egg surcharges? Never heard of it.” Cracker Barrel’s witty promo takes a jab at Waffle House’s new 50-cent per egg fee.