Cracker Barrel announced it will keep egg prices the same and reward customers for their business, amid shortages.

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

It might not be to the level of Kendrick Lamar and Drake, but there’s a beef stewing between a pair of restaurant chains. According to NBC News, Cracker Barrel has taken issue with competitor Waffle House after it was announced earlier this week that Waffle House is implementing a 50-cent surcharge for each egg a customer orders in their meals.

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

Cracker Barrel isn’t scrambling to catch up with soaring egg prices and is trying to poach customers with a rewards program after Waffle House announced a 50-cent egg surcharge.

Waffle House’s announcement was attributed to soaring egg prices due to shortages caused by an aggressive strain of the avian flu.

ATLANTA - Egg prices are soaring, but Cracker Barrel is standing firm. As the bird flu outbreak causes costs to rise, the popular comfort-food chain says it will not be passing that expense onto customers. Instead, it’s keeping breakfast budgets intact and even offering an incentive for rewards members.

While other restaurants add egg surcharges, Cracker Barrel gives loyalty members double rewards on egg dishes.

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.