

Down-to-earth chain offering American standards like burgers & ribs, plus signature cocktails.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2806 W Loop 340, Waco, TX 76711
Phone: (254) 662-2036
Website: https://logansroadhouse.com/locations/us/tx/waco/2806-west-loop-340/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
I should’ve looked at reviews beforehand.
Waitress barely came by our table and when she did she would not clear anything until we asked her to, multiple times. Whenever I would say “thank you” she would say nothing and walk away. We waited 40 minutes for our steaks. We ordered 2 medium sirloin steaks and they came out bloody. We asked for them to be put on the grill again. When they were brought back mine was tough and had a weird, almost greasy consistency. I left not having any steak just broccoli, a little bit of my potato, some rolls and mozzarella sticks. The mozzarella sticks were the only good part of this experience. The bread rolls tasted so off and were a bit hard. They kind of tasted the way grass smells. So weird, I know.
My mom’s steak also came out salty, I even tried hers and it was indeed salty. The manager came to our table and said that because they’re sirloin steaks they cook weird sometimes, making it sound like the quality of their sirloin is not the best. The manager offered to make me another steak or chicken and that she would cook it herself. I found the encounter with the manager very odd. We ended up paying almost $45 for my mom’s steak, the appetizer and drinks. After waiting for the waitress and steak, plus all the mistakes, I feel like I got cheated/scammed paying that $45. The food was not good. My mom and I ended up with stomach aches a little after we left. Overall, we were so disappointed with the restaurant’s service and quality of the food. I would not recommend this place until they get better quality over the service and food.
I walked into Logan’s Roadhouse, a steakhouse by trade, but my curiosity led me away from the grill and toward something different—the blackened shrimp and sausage appetizer. On paper, it sounded like a bold and flavorful dish, a taste of the bayou in a sizzling, smoky presentation. But sometimes, what looks good on the menu (or even in the picture) doesn’t always translate to the plate.
The Food: A Beautiful Letdown
The first impression? It looked promising. Plump, seasoned shrimp resting on a bed of rice, surrounded by seared sausage and a rich, roux-based sauce. A generous helping of cheese toast completed the dish. But one bite in, and things took a turn.
• The shrimp had an overpowering fishy taste, which hinted at less-than-fresh seafood. The blackened seasoning? It felt more like a last-minute dusting than a deep, caramelized crust.
• The sausage looked like it had potential—grilled, with a nice char—but it was dry and lacked that juicy snap.
• The roux? Unfortunately, it had no real depth of flavor. A proper Cajun-style base should be rich, velvety, and layered with seasoning, but this one just tasted flat.
• The cheese toast? It was a saving grace. But bread and cheese can only do so much heavy lifting.
At $18.99, this appetizer seemed intended for two, but honestly, it was too much food for an appetizer and not enough quality for the price.
The Service: A Silver Lining
While the food may have missed the mark, the service did not. Quonish, my server, was attentive, friendly, and on point. She checked in regularly, making sure everything was good. Even the chef stopped by, but I didn’t say anything about the food—I figure they put their best foot forward, and sometimes, a dish just isn’t for you.
Final Verdict
Would I order it again? No.
Would I come back? Sure—but I’d stick to the steak.
Logan’s Roadhouse may be best known for their grill, and maybe I should’ve gone with what they do best. Lesson learned.