@@denisefarmer366 John Taffer and his experts and his crew and Gordon Ramsey is involved with really weird rules Texas Roadhouse employees have to follow.
@@morganfeeman8527obviously it depends on the tips but let’s be honest unless you’re making 7 figures nobody wants to come in on their day off to line dance at a steakhouse…
I worked here as a waitress for a few months and couldn't take it. You have to say "made from scratch sides" and "fresh baked bread." I wasn't able to go to the bathroom or pump (I was nursing my daughter at the time) and so I had to quit. It was rough working nine hour shifts full of milk, pee, and an empty belly. The tips weren't worth the upselling pressure or physical stress.
Wow i was very suprised you hit all the points!!! I am training and am getting some study in. I have served at various restaurants for over 10yrs and txrh has the MOST in depth training that i have ever had to do.
Well that's a good way to get an introvert like me to avoid your restaurant. I despise fake happiness and loud atmosphere and they fact the force their wait staff to come in on their days off to be the dancing chimpanzee is Office Space levels of cringe.
You dont have too come in on your day's anywhere unless you sighed something stating otherwise. I highly doughty most new people too the work force know this fact.
LMAO. Does anyone actually think that there is an actual restaurant out there that gives a damn what an introvert things? No. They sell you food for takeout. Usually you have a guy pick it up from ubereats or doordash and you select that he leaves it at your front door and you don't want him to ring the doorbell or knock on the door or communicate with you in any way shape or form. They're really not worried about you not wanting to come in.
The employees at our Texas Roadhouse are friendly and will go out of their way to get your exactly how you want it. I can't have sugar or liquor and salad dressing is sweet. I ask for some limes on the side and he laughed saying you live here don't you. We're on the Mexican border and most all Mexican restaurants serve limes on the side for your salad.
My wife and I just ate at a Texas Roadhouse Restaurant this past weekend. The server was very connected to everyday life. Shared her experiences similar to what we’ve been going through. Did an excellent job. 😊👍 Food was ok, it’s very hard to get real consistency with food. The more variety the more opportunity for failure. My wife loves steaks but I can’t chew them as easily as she can. But we visit occasionally when we know we can get in without a long wait. 😳🤣😂
we goto Texas Roadhouse a few times every few months...I don't ever recall them ever upselling beverages or dessert...and for the most part I already tell them I want all the toppings/fixings for my sides/meals.
The rules are not weird. They are good management. Texas Roadhouse managers make more money than restaurant managers of competing casual dining restaurants. Servers make more money as well. Most Texas Roadhouse restaurants are much better run than their competitors.
True, but some people, such as myself, don’t like bullshit. But for the fact that I live in a small town and TR is a good value. I would never go there.
Worked there as a server for 7 years. It was okay for the first couple of years, but it got old pretty fast. The whole following a script thing was not for me, what made it worse is they do hire secret shoppers to make sure you’re saying everything word for word, you could be the best server in the world, but if you do not describe the steaks as “hand cut steaks” then all of a sudden you’re job can be at risk. Following a script should not define how great a server is. I could not stand the birthday saddles, because when you do one, then you end up doing it for everyone else because the attention is fun. You will seriously get people that are like, “hey my birthday was 2 weeks ago …” my last location I was in they kinda stopped prioritizing line dancing when Covid hit but the first location I worked at they treated line dancing as if we were rehearsing for a concert. That on top of management playing favorites, and horrible clientele it was the motivation I needed to pursue something greater, because I did not want to do this by age 65 (I went into real estate and I’m so much happier).
All the extra BS employees have to do is ridiculous. We just want good steaks and good service. Because of this reveal, I'll never go to a TX Roadhouse. Never.
Most of these either aren't followed, or are no longer required as I have not experienced them for years (i.e. no line dancing, servers not recommending dishes, upselling, etc)
It honestly depends on the location. Each roadhouse though there’s no franchising the Managing partner (what you would call a general manager at any other restaurant) can basically make their own rules each location being drastically different from the other almost
They don’t give us breaks or get mad when you used the bathroom also don’t respect the new workers but love my job. And cockroaches 🪳 in the kitchen my first day I killed 4. Not every roadhouse is like this but at out it is.
I love my job there. Yeah, it's like any corporate job where there is a procedure but it's fun. The birthday announcements are the best part of the job. Line dancing is fun and not required at my location. We just enjoy doing it. If people don't like the Roadie culture that's okay. More guests for me 🤷
The amount of rules/restrictions for the employees is obscene. Hair has to be a natural color, line dancing is required , tuck the shirt in and necessary birthdays situations.
Natural hair color is pretty normal for any customer facing business...only some txrh make line dancing a thing, mine does not... tucking in your shirt just looks better at work...and last agreed birthdays are bummer but can actually be really fun when the people get into it. All in all I love working at and for Texas Roadhouse, great company
Misleading, but Mashed definitely did their research for this video. They’re unfortunately trying REALLY hard to find the negativity in one of the best restaurant environments you will ever see. Texas Roadhouse is one of the best jobs I’ve ever had and the food is “legendary” because it’s actually really, really good. This video tries to make it seem like Roadhouse only cares about upsells and like they don’t care about their workers but from what I’ve seen and from my own personal experience, they treat their employees with actual respect and the culture Texas Roadhouse cultivates makes you want to try your best for them. It might sound weird to say that you want to try hard for your employer, but in actuality I WANT to try my best because I’m also serving and talking to real people that want good food and good service. Some people may have had a bad experience either eating there or working there, but the vast majority of people I know that have been there really enjoy their experience. I hope this helps.
It's loud, it's rowdy, but amazing steaks and sides. Still, not worth it, if that's not your thing. I went twice, before getting married, and now, I would never bring my wife and daughter there.
@@tcmaddox Well I did say "for the most part" but also that part was a "one Reddit poster said that their friend said..." - since its not a first hand account we don't know what the context was or if it was even true. If true it could just be a case where the person off that day happened to be at the restaurant, maybe to pick up some paperwork or something from their locker, and a line dance was forming and they were asked to join in... But it is more likely not to be true: hard to picture the restaurant being so short handed they needed a dancer and not somebody to cover a shift... and highly unlikely they would pay somebody to come in on their day off to sit around in the back and then maybe come out once per hour just to dance
Im glad every day that we don’t have to line dance at my location. It would be an absolute disaster. The rest of the points are very true. This past gift card season we had a good amount of customers threaten to walk out or what not if we even mentioned gift cards 😂
I like/prefer their 'early-bird' dinner specials, but as I recall, they are only available Mondays thru Thursdays. That's being chintzy. Also being a solo diner most of the time, I try to sit at the bar, but the bartender-order takers there aren't always adequately attentive, expecially (somehow) when you want to pay the bill, and this can include 'disappearring' for periods of time, I have noted. Bartenders (everywhere, actually) should never leave their assigned station/area uncovered/unattended except for bathroom breaks.
@@morganfeeman8527 So tell us, then, aside from bathroom/lunch breaks, where the hell do they disappear to for so long, so often? At TRH a bartender may take the order, but a regular wait staff person almost always invariably brings the meal out. So the bartender ain't going back to the kitchen, unless it is to gab/flirt with the cooks.
Oh yeah man trust me I've been a server at the roadhouse for 4 months so far my biggest party of 15 people stayed for 4 hours and didn't tip me a single penny I ended up having to pay for those asshats lost 100$ in tip share too
Just wait a few more years, and the chain restaurants will be automatically adding the tip to *everyone's* bill. If/when they do, it better still be at 15 percent.
the one that bothers me is the ones where they shout out the age of a person, topping it up with hee haw, and the saddle, They would want you to get on the saddle? what if the person is disabled or short
We also know how discern when or when not to use the saddle, and we will ask if you even want it. If you do, we get it. If you don't we are so frigging GLAD!!!!
Some servers love doing Birthdays. We will even give fellow servers some money if we don't want to yell your Birthday for you. Its humiliating for some of us too. We are human. Servers are human beings!!!! I personally could care less about anyone's Birthday.
Thinking of applying to hostess. I really don't want to but need work experience. Plus I'm shy. Obviously I know no job is easy but they make this look like it is but it seems stressful too And having to memorize tables omg. I do have a good memory but still afraid i will mess up
only part I would say it wrong is the meat cutters not making more money than servers, depending on how good they are through literal competition where the grand prize is like 25k for the best cutter. They even make their own hours and pretty much only have to answer to the owner.
As a employee the secret shops are a nightmare even if you do everything right if its not a perfect 100% score you will get temporary demoted or even fired, these “shops” are random people off the street hell they even hire homeless people sometimes
Ngl- most of these apply to the Front of House. Working in the back we get to be a lot more free. I don't have to tuck in my shirt, I don't have to follow a lot of rules like the Front of House does. Only the food safety ones. Like keeping my hair up & wearing gloves.
I love Texas Roadhouse but it's annoying when they automatically include a kicker in your drink without asking, I've had that happen multiple times. It costs extra and I don't like my drink super strong. They do it without telling you so they get their addons up.
I think I would have either tried what I did in marching band, and fake being incapable of marching or ask my doctor to write a note saying my knee is bad or something like that. I would just have to keep up the act.
It’s a little inappropriate noisy and wild there. They force you to sit on the saddle when it’s your birthday and announce it to the entire restaurant and then from a hearing distance they shout a big loud Texas Yeehaw 5:21-6:13
The saddle birthday thing isnt true. Its not required anymore at least at my location. I work at TRH and the line dancing rule is not true depending on your position. Only servers line dance, but if you're busy at that moment you're not required to. You're supposed to, but only the servers. And the hair rule is jot nessecarily true. Yes we are supposed to gave our hair up, but i wear mine on two braids on my shoulders and they dont care. Its really not that deep and dramatic as this video makes it seem.
@@betterthanemril988apparently you didn’t read my comment. I never said they violated any rule. I simply said I’ve never seen it. Nor have I been asked for the “mandatory” upsell pitch.
I don’t like bullshit like that, but they have good steaks and bread for a really good price. If they had Longhorn here, I would go there. I’m in a small town and have few options.
Local Roadhouse doesn't have nor require line dancing. Lunch specials are during I week I think, likee 95% of other fucking restaurants. The HEART thing is weird and they demanded verbiage is weird. Though the steaks are hand cut, so I am not surprised the mention their locations specialty. Also, employees upselling is standard in most places. What the fuck does Mashed have against this company and all their hatchet jobs against them ? Which most is complete bullshit, however some is subjective bullshit. My algorithm has gotten so weird, but Mashed is mad. The birthday thing most people love, a chunk of guests get into it, kids are ecstatic , if you don't wanna don't. Do they do this will all brands ? This shit is liable level lol. I gotta now check other spots I frequent. Next Mashed will repot McDonalds has a man in clown makeup or or burglar who loves hamburgers is "stalking" around.... #forfuckssake
If the food is terrific, there's no need for all the extra BS. Many people are disgusted with the fake jabbering, dancing, yelling, etc. The owners better get with today's program or the TX Roadhouse will be history very soon.
I don't like it. I get why they make them do it, but it's all fake. I'd rather go somewhere else that has genuine people waiting on you. Never been there, won't now.
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What do you think of these rules?
BS rules.
@@denisefarmer366 John Taffer and his experts and his crew and Gordon Ramsey is involved with really weird rules Texas Roadhouse employees have to follow.
Imagine being forced to dance for minimum wage.
Wild stuff.
@@ThisHandleIsNotAvailable. Servers definitely don't make minimum wage 🤣
@@morganfeeman8527obviously it depends on the tips but let’s be honest unless you’re making 7 figures nobody wants to come in on their day off to line dance at a steakhouse…
As a roadhouse employee, a lot of this is not true/ over exaggerated lol
That line dance shit alone makes me not want to eat there.
Its dogshit nobody enjoys it guest hate it employees despise it why it still exists genuinely pisses me off
They do the line dance to make people leave their table so they can get more people into the restaurant.
They took care of their employees during the pandemic. They are good in my book.
I worked here as a waitress for a few months and couldn't take it. You have to say "made from scratch sides" and "fresh baked bread." I wasn't able to go to the bathroom or pump (I was nursing my daughter at the time) and so I had to quit. It was rough working nine hour shifts full of milk, pee, and an empty belly. The tips weren't worth the upselling pressure or physical stress.
Good lord
they have to give you time to pump think its federal law
@@timg2973 they never did, but they had no problem giving smoke breaks to other employees.
Wow i was very suprised you hit all the points!!! I am training and am getting some study in. I have served at various restaurants for over 10yrs and txrh has the MOST in depth training that i have ever had to do.
Same situation wit me
Well that's a good way to get an introvert like me to avoid your restaurant. I despise fake happiness and loud atmosphere and they fact the force their wait staff to come in on their days off to be the dancing chimpanzee is Office Space levels of cringe.
You dont have too come in on your day's anywhere unless you sighed something stating otherwise. I highly doughty most new people too the work force know this fact.
LMAO. Does anyone actually think that there is an actual restaurant out there that gives a damn what an introvert things? No. They sell you food for takeout. Usually you have a guy pick it up from ubereats or doordash and you select that he leaves it at your front door and you don't want him to ring the doorbell or knock on the door or communicate with you in any way shape or form. They're really not worried about you not wanting to come in.
Dude I'd you got a small peepee just say you got a small peepee
You're missing out, poopy pants
The employees at our Texas Roadhouse are friendly and will go out of their way to get your exactly how you want it. I can't have sugar or liquor and salad dressing is sweet. I ask for some limes on the side and he laughed saying you live here don't you. We're on the Mexican border and most all Mexican restaurants serve limes on the side for your salad.
My wife and I just ate at a Texas Roadhouse Restaurant this past weekend. The server was very connected to everyday life. Shared her experiences similar to what we’ve been going through. Did an excellent job. 😊👍 Food was ok, it’s very hard to get real consistency with food. The more variety the more opportunity for failure. My wife loves steaks but I can’t chew them as easily as she can. But we visit occasionally when we know we can get in without a long wait. 😳🤣😂
They bugged your phone and monitor your online activity, delete this now😎🚬
we goto Texas Roadhouse a few times every few months...I don't ever recall them ever upselling beverages or dessert...and for the most part I already tell them I want all the toppings/fixings for my sides/meals.
A few times every few months? Idk if that really makes sense..
@@chipsammich2078 It doesn't.
The rules are not weird. They are good management. Texas Roadhouse managers make more money than restaurant managers of competing casual dining restaurants. Servers make more money as well. Most Texas Roadhouse restaurants are much better run than their competitors.
Hell ya! I love my restaurant, best place I've served at
True, but some people, such as myself, don’t like bullshit. But for the fact that I live in a small town and TR is a good value. I would never go there.
Worked there as a server for 7 years. It was okay for the first couple of years, but it got old pretty fast. The whole following a script thing was not for me, what made it worse is they do hire secret shoppers to make sure you’re saying everything word for word, you could be the best server in the world, but if you do not describe the steaks as “hand cut steaks” then all of a sudden you’re job can be at risk. Following a script should not define how great a server is. I could not stand the birthday saddles, because when you do one, then you end up doing it for everyone else because the attention is fun. You will seriously get people that are like, “hey my birthday was 2 weeks ago …” my last location I was in they kinda stopped prioritizing line dancing when Covid hit but the first location I worked at they treated line dancing as if we were rehearsing for a concert. That on top of management playing favorites, and horrible clientele it was the motivation I needed to pursue something greater, because I did not want to do this by age 65 (I went into real estate and I’m so much happier).
They never line dance at my location. They do yell yeee haw all dam day. I just wants a steak.
😂
All the extra BS employees have to do is ridiculous. We just want good steaks and good service. Because of this reveal, I'll never go to a TX Roadhouse. Never.
It's called dinning with an experience .
Most of these either aren't followed, or are no longer required as I have not experienced them for years (i.e. no line dancing, servers not recommending dishes, upselling, etc)
It honestly depends on the location. Each roadhouse though there’s no franchising the Managing partner (what you would call a general manager at any other restaurant) can basically make their own rules each location being drastically different from the other almost
They don’t give us breaks or get mad when you used the bathroom also don’t respect the new workers but love my job.
And cockroaches 🪳 in the kitchen my first day I killed 4. Not every roadhouse is like this but at out it is.
I remember my location was the same way with no breaks. I worked 9 hours one time and realized I never peed since clocking in.
I work there and I can use the bathroom whenever even when/if I don't have breaks. They're pretty chill. At least at my location
I really want to go to Texas Roadhouse now! :)
I love my job there. Yeah, it's like any corporate job where there is a procedure but it's fun. The birthday announcements are the best part of the job. Line dancing is fun and not required at my location. We just enjoy doing it. If people don't like the Roadie culture that's okay. More guests for me 🤷
The amount of rules/restrictions for the employees is obscene.
Hair has to be a natural color, line dancing is required , tuck the shirt in and necessary birthdays situations.
Natural hair color is pretty normal for any customer facing business...only some txrh make line dancing a thing, mine does not... tucking in your shirt just looks better at work...and last agreed birthdays are bummer but can actually be really fun when the people get into it. All in all I love working at and for Texas Roadhouse, great company
Let us know when you start a business. Then you can show us how it is supposed to be done.
Misleading, but Mashed definitely did their research for this video. They’re unfortunately trying REALLY hard to find the negativity in one of the best restaurant environments you will ever see. Texas Roadhouse is one of the best jobs I’ve ever had and the food is “legendary” because it’s actually really, really good.
This video tries to make it seem like Roadhouse only cares about upsells and like they don’t care about their workers but from what I’ve seen and from my own personal experience, they treat their employees with actual respect and the culture Texas Roadhouse cultivates makes you want to try your best for them. It might sound weird to say that you want to try hard for your employer, but in actuality I WANT to try my best because I’m also serving and talking to real people that want good food and good service.
Some people may have had a bad experience either eating there or working there, but the vast majority of people I know that have been there really enjoy their experience. I hope this helps.
I've been in the service industry for a long time and have never had a person I know that says it was a good place to work.
You're right, it's not a good place to work.... It's a great place to work!
Now I know I don’t ever want to eat there.
It's loud, it's rowdy, but amazing steaks and sides. Still, not worth it, if that's not your thing. I went twice, before getting married, and now, I would never bring my wife and daughter there.
You’re not missing anything. The food tastes like it was frozen.
@@markray5113 no doubt it's frozen
@@markray5113nope lol
For the most part this all sounds pretty normal for a large chain restaurant.
Most restaurants require you to come in on your day off to dance?
@@tcmaddox Well I did say "for the most part" but also that part was a "one Reddit poster said that their friend said..." - since its not a first hand account we don't know what the context was or if it was even true.
If true it could just be a case where the person off that day happened to be at the restaurant, maybe to pick up some paperwork or something from their locker, and a line dance was forming and they were asked to join in...
But it is more likely not to be true: hard to picture the restaurant being so short handed they needed a dancer and not somebody to cover a shift... and highly unlikely they would pay somebody to come in on their day off to sit around in the back and then maybe come out once per hour just to dance
Thankfully less and less places care about hair color.
I love Texas Roadhouse
Another chain I’ll never work at
I made that mistake at 19 man im still in this food hell
Im glad every day that we don’t have to line dance at my location. It would be an absolute disaster. The rest of the points are very true. This past gift card season we had a good amount of customers threaten to walk out or what not if we even mentioned gift cards 😂
I like/prefer their 'early-bird' dinner specials, but as I recall, they are only available Mondays thru Thursdays. That's being chintzy. Also being a solo diner most of the time, I try to sit at the bar, but the bartender-order takers there aren't always adequately attentive, expecially (somehow) when you want to pay the bill, and this can include 'disappearring' for periods of time, I have noted. Bartenders (everywhere, actually) should never leave their assigned station/area uncovered/unattended except for bathroom breaks.
Lmao you've obviously never worked as a bartender in a restaurant 🤷🏽♂️🤣🤦🏽♂️
@@morganfeeman8527 So tell us, then, aside from bathroom/lunch breaks, where the hell do they disappear to for so long, so often? At TRH a bartender may take the order, but a regular wait staff person almost always invariably brings the meal out. So the bartender ain't going back to the kitchen, unless it is to gab/flirt with the cooks.
Texas roadhouse is the restaurant of the Old
They better be adding gratuity to parties of six or more? it’s unacceptable that most chain restaurants do NOT do this!
Oh yeah man trust me I've been a server at the roadhouse for 4 months so far my biggest party of 15 people stayed for 4 hours and didn't tip me a single penny I ended up having to pay for those asshats lost 100$ in tip share too
@@Uknown76 been there done that. Grrrrr
Just wait a few more years, and the chain restaurants will be automatically adding the tip to *everyone's* bill. If/when they do, it better still be at 15 percent.
@@Uknown76 I feel your pain! as a former server as well! This needs to stop!
They don't. It's terrible. But it is what it is. It changed at other chains too. Like Outback and Olive Garden
No wonder I never returned, after eating there in 2004. Reminds me too much of a particular Mike Judge movie.
Somebody has a case of the Mondays
the one that bothers me is the ones where they shout out the age of a person, topping it up with hee haw, and the saddle, They would want you to get on the saddle? what if the person is disabled or short
We don't always just shout out your age, unless that is what you want. 🙄 We don't even want to do birthdays, like she said.
We also know how discern when or when not to use the saddle, and we will ask if you even want it. If you do, we get it. If you don't we are so frigging GLAD!!!!
Some servers love doing Birthdays. We will even give fellow servers some money if we don't want to yell your Birthday for you. Its humiliating for some of us too. We are human. Servers are human beings!!!! I personally could care less about anyone's Birthday.
I hate their syrupy sweet cinnamon butter.
It's mixed with half margarine too
Sounds like a classy business!
Just Give Me da Steak !!!
Thinking of applying to hostess. I really don't want to but need work experience. Plus I'm shy. Obviously I know no job is easy but they make this look like it is but it seems stressful too
And having to memorize tables omg. I do have a good memory but still afraid i will mess up
I was worried about that at first but it's really easy! They're super good at training and you don't need much worke xperience to be a host!
@@Bangthedoldrumss ok thank you that makes feel a little better
only part I would say it wrong is the meat cutters not making more money than servers, depending on how good they are through literal competition where the grand prize is like 25k for the best cutter. They even make their own hours and pretty much only have to answer to the owner.
You always will have to have someone to go out and se what and how the workers do there job and,make the customer want to come back.
As a employee the secret shops are a nightmare even if you do everything right if its not a perfect 100% score you will get temporary demoted or even fired, these “shops” are random people off the street hell they even hire homeless people sometimes
Ngl- most of these apply to the Front of House. Working in the back we get to be a lot more free. I don't have to tuck in my shirt, I don't have to follow a lot of rules like the Front of House does. Only the food safety ones. Like keeping my hair up & wearing gloves.
I love the Willie Nelson reference.
Texas Roadhouse is like the old school Johnny rockets
People need to let this place fail
How are they still in business?
They bug the booths and your phones 😎🚬
Great job Allie James!
I love Texas Roadhouse but it's annoying when they automatically include a kicker in your drink without asking, I've had that happen multiple times. It costs extra and I don't like my drink super strong. They do it without telling you so they get their addons up.
Thanks for sharing
I would change the dancing if I ever got the chance to buy Texas Roadhouse
I think I would have either tried what I did in marching band, and fake being incapable of marching or ask my doctor to write a note saying my knee is bad or something like that. I would just have to keep up the act.
I absolutely love Texas Roadhouse. I never have a problem w/ the food or service. The tables are a bit small for groups bigger than 2
00:45 they got all sizes Large, Medium, small 😂
I don’t get it
All sizes of what 🤣🤣🤣
Texas roadhouse was not even started in Texas
It’s a little inappropriate noisy and wild there. They force you to sit on the saddle when it’s your birthday and announce it to the entire restaurant and then from a hearing distance they shout a big loud Texas Yeehaw 5:21-6:13
I just came from Manila and they have more Of this place than LA does for some reason
I appreciate the video which changed my thoughts on this place. I'm liking the video not the restaurant!!
Cause everything on the internet is real...
The saddle birthday thing isnt true. Its not required anymore at least at my location. I work at TRH and the line dancing rule is not true depending on your position. Only servers line dance, but if you're busy at that moment you're not required to. You're supposed to, but only the servers. And the hair rule is jot nessecarily true. Yes we are supposed to gave our hair up, but i wear mine on two braids on my shoulders and they dont care. Its really not that deep and dramatic as this video makes it seem.
How is it legal to require Managers to invest in the company? Very strange.
Why would it be illegal? Companies can contract on their terms. Don't like the terms? Don't contract.
We are not allowed to say "add on, appetizer, kickers, loaded, and so much more"
I must be going to the wrong one. Cause I’ve never heard some of this from an employee.
Same
Well keep in mind each store is ran completely different than the other.
@@betterthanemril988apparently you didn’t read my comment. I never said they violated any rule. I simply said I’ve never seen it. Nor have I been asked for the “mandatory” upsell pitch.
If its so legendary then why isnt it in gold text?
You’re not a real 🥩 lover if you eat at this steakhouse 😅
Cheers from San Diego California
I can buy a steak at Costco and barbeque it at home. 😂
I’ve never eaten in one, but have to say that the food doesn’t look very good.
They're still much better than most chain steakhouses.
Hi
yummy I love this!
Rules sound normal for a place of business to me
you should have a stake challenge
I don’t like bullshit like that, but they have good steaks and bread for a really good price. If they had Longhorn here, I would go there. I’m in a small town and have few options.
They don’t line dance anymore
1:00 Cringe especially o. Someone's day off.. Do they paid enough to do this?
im a waiter, not a salesman, fuck upselling.
Local Roadhouse doesn't have nor require line dancing. Lunch specials are during I week I think, likee 95% of other fucking restaurants. The HEART thing is weird and they demanded verbiage is weird. Though the steaks are hand cut, so I am not surprised the mention their locations specialty. Also, employees upselling is standard in most places. What the fuck does Mashed have against this company and all their hatchet jobs against them ? Which most is complete bullshit, however some is subjective bullshit. My algorithm has gotten so weird, but Mashed is mad. The birthday thing most people love, a chunk of guests get into it, kids are ecstatic , if you don't wanna don't. Do they do this will all brands ? This shit is liable level lol. I gotta now check other spots I frequent. Next Mashed will repot McDonalds has a man in clown makeup or or burglar who loves hamburgers is "stalking" around.... #forfuckssake
THE FOOD LOOK DELICIOUS TOO MY FRIEND
Good food - my son worked for TR and made some good money and enjoyed himself
2:15 it’s funny the diversity sign 😂 all Texas Roadhouse I have been only have Americans working
Would you rather play the translation game with the server or let them cook your food?
@@Jerk7891 it’s ok if you like racist restaurants
Amber
If the food is terrific, there's no need for all the extra BS. Many people are disgusted with the fake jabbering, dancing, yelling, etc. The owners better get with today's program or the TX Roadhouse will be history very soon.
You are in the minority
Get off my lawn
John Taffer and his experts and his crew and Gordon Ramsey is involved with really weird rules Texas Roadhouse employees to follow.
I don't like it. I get why they make them do it, but it's all fake. I'd rather go somewhere else that has genuine people waiting on you. Never been there, won't now.
That place blows anyway
Sounds like this company could be racist.. Against people's personal belief.. Of how they worship God..
How so?
@@rogerreyne1877 There are some.. Conservative religions in the u s a.. That frown on public dancing.. Oh I just find a few more examples have a great day
You can’t be racist against a religion you can discriminate against one though
Lol tell a millennial worker that they HAVE to do somin and c wat they say
would not work for that employer whatsoever rubbish place which rob the workers dignity
The prime rib is legit and you can use the APP to not have to wait in the long line. Best Christmas gift are the gift cards.
t. Texan
The line dance is sooooooooooooo lame and 1980's. Scrap it.