Ranking US Steakhouse Chains From Worst To Best
NEWS
By SARAH VALLIE
Logan's Roadhouse
Logan's Roadhouse is a chain of casual steakhouses with over a hundred locations in the U.S.; however, they have a very average rating of 3.86 out of five stars.
Frequent complaints include slow service and mediocre meals, with many mentioning that their food appeared overdone or burnt and they were stuck waiting for a long time.
Outback Steakhouse
On average, Outback Steakhouse locations were rated just over 4.1 stars on Google. Favorite steak options of reviewers include the prime rib and ribeye steaks.
Reviewers were generally unimpressed with the seafood. Complaints about service mistakes were common, but many reviewers agreed that their experience was decent for what they paid.
Morton's
With an overall average of 4.17 stars out of five, ribeye steaks and filet mignon are popular choices at Morton's Steakhouse, which uses USDA Prime beef.
However, a common complaint at many Morton's Steakhouse locations was slow service, while other customers mentioned they didn't feel like their meals were worth the high prices.
Saltgrass
Saltgrass Steak House serves a variety of steaks, including sirloins, T-bones, ribeyes, New York strips, and porterhouses. It has an average rating of just under 4.18.
While Saltgrass has plenty of positive reviews, most of the negative reviews focus on service, with customers frustrated by long waits for their food and receiving it cold.
Texas Roadhouse
The majority of reviews for Texas Roadhouse locations range between 4.2 and 4.4, with an average rating of just under 4.3. Food quality and service vary by location.
Some reviewers raved about perfectly cooked food, while others complained it was overcooked or bland. Likewise, some were frustrated by the service, while others were delighted.