I have a system for selecting a local “Steak” place. I always order the pork chop offering. If they can get that right, I frequently visit with family and friends.

Maybe, but I don't remember them claiming to have won any national awards...

I think I gave a fair review. Most everything i've had there is good, ribs wouldnt be my first choice.

We like it just fine

My favorite place to go !!

Their chicken fried steak will make a turd.

We like it. First choice over Salt Grass or Outback.

As stated above, the rolls are outstanding.

Steak is pretty typical of any other casual dining place (outback, saltgrass, etc.). One thing I'd caution is their definition of medium rare matches somewhere in between what I call medium and medium well. You must ask for rare fi you want cool pink in the middle, and even then you may end up sending it back.

I've eaten at a few, above outback, below saltgrass.

The only thing that annoys me is they aren't a Texas chain at all, they're HQ in Kentucky.

Their green beans are freakishly bright "green."

I'll be honest, I don't eat steak out ever. I make the best. I go out for things i can't make at home like Chinese or Mexican. If I go to a steakhouse I usually get CFS.

Logans is really a gin mill first, fad restaurant second. Texas Roadhouse food is first and it shows.

^^^^ this, all of it !

I actually ate a wonderful ribeye and all the fixins at a TRH in Bangor, Maine.

I have eaten at quite a few TR around the country. They are pretty consistent. Food is reasonably priced against others. For steak the sirloin is probably the best quality on a cut of steak. Their Ribeye and New York strip aren’t as good when all are compared against other mid level steak 🥩 restaurants. I would think it’s because there isn’t as much market competition for sirloins. Ribeyes and NY Strips are more popular.

They keep pretty busy. Always noisy. First restaurant was in Clarksville IN. There is nothing Texas about Texas Roadhouse. It’s just a concept.

Let be honest, this actually sums up the entire state of Texas nowadays.