The minimum age to work at Texas Roadhouse depends on the position:

• 16 years old: This is the general minimum age requirement. At 16, you can typically be hired as a host or hostess.
• 18 years old: You must be at least 18 to work as a server or on the kitchen staff (cooks, prep cooks, etc.).
• 21 years old: Bartenders must be at least 21 years old due to age restrictions on serving alcohol.

While Texas Roadhouse doesn’t disclose their exact suppliers, here’s what we can glean from publicly available information:

• US Origin: Their website states all their beef is imported from the US. This means the cattle are raised and processed within the United States.
• USDA Certified: They also specify their beef is USDA certified. The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) grades beef based on quality factors like marbling and tenderness. This suggests Texas Roadhouse uses a minimum standard of quality for their steaks.
• Grain-Finished: Their FAQs mention their beef is grain-finished for 120 days. This feeding method typically results in more marbling and a more tender, flavorful steak.

Yes, Uber Eats offers delivery from Texas Roadhouse in many locations.

No, Texas Roadhouse does not offer a specific senior discount. However, they have other ways to save like early dine specials and their VIP Club.

Here’s how Texas Roadhouse curbside pickup works:

1. Order Online: Head to the Texas Roadhouse website https://www.texasroadhouse.com/menu or mobile app and place your order. Choose “curbside pickup” as the delivery option during checkout.
2. Select Pickup Time (Optional): While Texas Roadhouse doesn’t guarantee a specific pick-up time, some locations allow you to choose a preferred pick-up window during checkout.
3. Payment: Pay for your order online using a debit or credit card.
4. Park in Designated Spots (if available): Some Texas Roadhouse locations have designated curbside pickup parking spots. Look for signage in the parking lot.
5. Arrival Notification (Optional): Depending on the location, you may be able to notify the restaurant upon arrival through the app or by calling them.
6. Order Brought to Your Car: A Texas Roadhouse staff member will bring your order out to your car and load it up for you.

Tips for a Smooth Curbside Pickup:

• Double-check your order: Before finalizing your order, review everything in your cart to ensure accuracy.
• Have your order confirmation handy: This might be needed when picking up your order.
• Bring a phone charger (optional): If your phone is used for notifying the restaurant upon arrival.

Texas Roadhouse keeps the specifics of their steak-cooking process close to the vest, but here’s what we can gather from various sources:

1. Seasoning: They likely use a signature steak seasoning, applied generously, and allowed to rest on the meat for some time to penetrate the surface and aid in tenderization.
2. High-Heat Sear: The steaks are likely cooked over high heat, either on a grill or a flat-top griddle, to sear the exterior quickly. This creates a flavorful crust and locks in the juices.
3. Internal Temperature: While Texas Roadhouse doesn’t publicly disclose their internal temperature targets, it likely follows standard guidelines for doneness (rare, medium-rare, medium, etc.) using a meat thermometer for accuracy.
4. Resting: After cooking, the steaks are likely allowed to rest for a few minutes before being served. This allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, resulting in a more tender and flavorful steak.

Yes, Texas Roadhouse offers prime rib on its menu in some locations. However, it may not be available all the time.

Yes, Texas Roadhouse does celebrate birthdays! Here’s what they offer:

• Free Birthday Treat: If you join their VIP Club (free to sign up), you’ll receive a special birthday offer via email around your birthday. This is typically a free appetizer or a side of ribs with the purchase of an entree.
• Fun Birthday Celebration: Let your server know it’s your birthday, and they’ll likely bring out the whole team to sing “Happy Birthday” to you. You might even get a chance to “saddle up” on a saddle for a photo op (a fun Texas Roadhouse tradition)