LongHorn Steakhouse

Food was great! Service was ok. We shared a dinner and never got an extra plate

This is one of my favorite locations. Yes there is a wait but Its worth waiting for! Go early if possible to avoid long waits .

Dined-in on Sunday 02/25/24 at the Roosevelt location. I looked over the menu and ordered the Fire-Grilled T-Bone described as "Two signature cuts, one bone. Our T-Bone combines the rich flavor of a strip with a tender buttery filet in one big 18oz. bone-in cut." Ordered it MR. Upon being served the steak and expecting it as described it was only a glorified strip steak with a bone and, perhaps 1/2 ounce of "buttery filet" if that. Because it fell short of expectations, I asked the server about it who said she would ask the manager who then came over. I mentioned it wasn't as described on the menu and she proceeded to go into legal mode saying the USDA defines T-Bone vs Porterhouse where T-Bone doesn't have to have a certain amount of filet on the bone. She did offer to add a 6oz filet to the meal, but the concern is the menu description which I said should be updated to reflect what is served which prompted her, again, to go on about the USDA with a less-than-pleasant table side manner. Not personally caring for her overall attitude I asked for the check and she said to just leave which I did. Gosh... what a poor interaction experience with Longhorn management. So, the bottom line is don't order the Fire-Grilled T-Bone unless you want a bone-in "Glorified Strip" steak. Avoiding management interaction at this location is also recommended.

I love to eat in Longhorn steakhouse

I ask for a medium rare steak an it was tuff how do you cook a medium rare steak stuff I could not absolutely cut it at all other then that everything else was good waitress was nice also was on point even though we had a party of 20 something.