Texas Roadhouse

Chris Hantla

3 months ago

We drove into the parking lot and the main lot in front of the restaurant had 16 open spots that had been dedicated to take out spots. Ridiculous. Restaurants belong to the Hospitality category, and by definition, hospitality means creating a welcoming atmosphere for your guests. Think management team what this says to your guests. Another guy in the parking lot said the same thing. I can’t be the only person to be super turned off by this. We almost left right then and there, but decided to go in anyway cause my kids really wanted to eat here. The food was decent, what you’d expect from a Texas Roadhouse - great rolls, good ribs, little bit sad kid’s burgers, and a chewy chicken fried steak. The service was good, so that was appreciated, but honestly, we won’t be back until they make the guests who are eating at the restaurant the priority.

Marc Cole

4 months ago

Texas Roadhouse just might have put steakhouse dinners back in my rotation. I usually prefer to cook steak at home with my youngest (shoutout to my little Gordon Ramsay in training), but a random “Forks Up!” spin on Google Maps led us here and it did not disappoint. Jessica, our server, set the tone from the jump: fun, upbeat, and totally down to play along while we shot some video. Smiley, the manager, was right there with her, which already told me this place gets hospitality. We tried the famous Cactus Blossom, skipped extra apps once the dangerously good rolls and butter hit the table, and sampled our way through steaks, shrimp, ribs, salads, and sides. Every single steak came out cooked perfectly … legit steakhouse quality. Even if the food hadn’t been on point, Jessica alone would have made the night worth it. Her timing, attention, and energy were the kind of service you rarely see anymore and honestly restored a little faith in the hospitality game. Huge thanks to Jessica, Smiley, and the crew for a fantastic dinner. Can’t wait to drop the video on socials and come back for round two.

Viet Nguyen

3 months ago

Texas Roadhouse is a go-to spot for a solid, high-energy American dining experience that rarely misses the mark. • Outstanding Steaks: The steaks are the star of the show—consistently cooked to perfection and flavorful every single time. • Great Appetizers: There’s a wide variety of starters that hit the spot, making it easy to find something everyone likes. • Fast, Friendly Service: The server team is top-notch; they’re incredibly welcoming and keep things moving quickly even when it’s packed. • Convenient Waitlist: The website’s waitlist feature is a lifesaver, letting you hang out in your car or browse nearby shops instead of cramped up in the waiting area. • Parking Hustle: Just a heads-up that finding a spot can be a bit of a battle during the dinner rush, so give yourself some extra time.

YE Torres

5 months ago

Texas Roadhouse is a great place to stop after a long weekend at the Texas Renaissance Festival. It's right off of the highway, was open late enough that I had plenty of time to eat on my drive home after the festival, there was almost no wait to sit and the wait staff was very attentive even though it was a very full and bustling restaurant. They had shows playing on the TVs in both English and in Spanish, and it was great to see other families coming and going in their festival garb.