Wherever you plan on stopping it doesn't matter, just keep your slow touristy *** out of the left lane.
Texas Roadhouse
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If you don't stop at a Buccees, get the beaver nuggets, and then have to pull over and run to the tree line to blow it all out your *** your road trip has been a huge bust.
You probably also prefer fat ugly women.
I used to have an Electric smoker, it was a jerky making machine. I give the pellet guys crap but I’d probably have one too if I had room for it.
Woah! Woah! Woooooaaaah! Leave the 17n Waffle House outta this.
They don’t have to be expensive. In fact some of the best local places are cheaper than chains. But my question is why drive to Tampa (or elsewhere away from your home) and then eat at the same place you can eat near your home? Makes no sense….
Ain’t gonna lie…I like me some CapnD or LJSilvers every couple of years. I love that batter style and Malt Vinegar. The formerly questionable quality has gone down the last decade though.
brother, I ate 100’s of prepackaged B-Quik hamburgers in my day. Such a unique taste.
But there are very few, sit down, chain restaurants I would choose to go to with any other options available. Especially right now. They’re even worse. My wife had some weird affinity for Outback, and I actually enjoyed some of their stuff in the past(Alice Springs Chicken..holla) , so one night we stopped into one near us, on a whim.
Dear Lawd, it was a **** show, from service to food…
The other “chain” the wife has an affinity for is a Sizzler. We did stop at one in Marion, NC a few years ago and it wasn’t bad. I’m assuming some of these legacy chains in small towns maintain much better quality than chains in larger cities.
Are you possibly referring to the Cafe Risque? It is located at the I75 exit that I take to get to my sister's house out in horse farm country near Micanopy. Been in there a couple of times. Ate lunch there once. No alcohol is served there, as that was required by local government to put a strip club there. There used to be a huge number of billboards along I75 that said "Cafe Risque - We Bare All", but those have been taken down now I believe.
Several years ago we did a 4-5 day Guy’s only motorcycle trip up through the Smokies and back down through the Carolinas and Georgia. First nights meal just happened to be at a Cracker Barrel and the next morning we had breakfast there because was right in front of the hotel. What started as a joke that when we got hungry we had to find a Cracker Barrel became the Cracker Barrel Tour. Out of all the trips I’ve done it is probably the most memorable simply because we organized Our route around being at a Cracker Barrel for every meal. We ate every meal there and that trip still comes up in conversation to this day.
Roadhouse?
Not the Double Douce, right?
Not the Double Douce, right?
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Easy bake ovens suck!!!!
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Only thing missing in downtown St. Pete is an authentic Texas Roadhouse!
Hail
Hail
post Covid Florida is the highest concentration of Texans outside of Texas.
Update: TRH - Gainesville
The 5G is awful but the rolls were hot! Hail State!
The 5G is awful but the rolls were hot! Hail State!
Hit up the TRH in Irving, Tx this week. The shrimp skewers over rice were fabulous, but the fresh baked rolls with cinnamon infused honey butter take the cake!
I’ve found all Texas Roadhouse rolls in Florida to be extremely hot and attribute that to the excellent insulative properties of jean shorts
I’m aware you aren’t going to disney, but in case you are willing to take a detour, here ya go.
I don't care if Texas Roadhouse IS a chain. I have tons of options in Fort Worth and it's my steakhouse of choice.
I know we generally have a rule for responding to old threads. But if you are going to keep us updated with various TRH reviews across the US. This will be an amazing thread over the years.
Taking the family up to North Carolina for the heat of summer. I’ve done the research and there are little to no TRH in the blue ridge mountains (sad!). We will of course take advantage of the ample options in the Atlanta metro on the way, but I need food recs for Beech Mountain area. Preferably restaurants with steak and fresh baked rolls with cinnamon infused honey butter - all at an absolutely fabulous value as well. Thanks in advance!
PK Dawg
PK Dawg
I've often wondered if the green beans are just as good at other TRH's outside Fort Worth. The filet I had night before last was as good /bettern swankier joints I've been to.
Why isn't there a TRH or Ryans in Madison county? Even a Marcus Pizza would be great. Ely's and Tico's can wreck a retired guy's budget pretty quick.
Have you ever hit TRH in Pensacola? The one in Pcola is mid, but the one in Milton is the tits!
TRH steak > Al Biernat’s for 1/8 the price. Never had a green bean that wasn’t 10/10 or higher - from Reno to Tampa!
I typically just grab rolls from the take out window in Pcola. $2.68 for a half dozen will damn near feed the whole family
You need to add a mess of the green beans for a more balanced meal. The green beans are off the charts good at TRH.
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