
Boisterous Australian-themed chain serving steaks, seafood & other hearty steakhouse fare.
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We did not point out any deficiencies to the server. We should have. The server was a nice fella. I think he should have noticed that we didn’t eat the blooming onion and we scraped off the raspberry drizzle, but that’s on me for not speaking up. The server is not observing the customer consumption and I don’t think he actually asked us how the food was, so I didn’t have a chance to share our thoughts. The manager did not stop by the table either. Some restaurants have the manager visiting tables, tonight we didn’t see him.
Between Roadhouse across the street and Outback, the 2 are comparable in pricing, menu and quality. Outback is better on steaks and the $6 Outback pint. The service at both are comparable.
In the end you can expect to spend just over $30 person. We would go back and be more forward with them about things next time.
Our steaks were cooked a perfect medium rate and our food was great, our server was attentive, and the new look is fantastic. We’ll be back soon
To start, my wife ordered wings that arrived undercooked and raw. While mistakes happen, we sent them back and they were returned fully cooked. We also ordered a kids’ chicken tender meal with broccoli. A few minutes later, our server informed us the kitchen was out of broccoli and asked if asparagus would be acceptable, which we agreed to.
When the chicken tenders finally arrived after a delay, our son began eating immediately as he was very hungry. Given the earlier issue with undercooked chicken, I decided to check his food. Unfortunately, the tender he had already eaten halfway through was completely raw inside. I have never encountered a raw chicken tender before, and we were absolutely disgusted and alarmed by the situation.
Our server handled this professionally—he apologized and assured us he informed the kitchen that raw chicken had been served. However, the manager’s response was extremely disappointing. Rather than showing concern, he approached us as if we were in the wrong for refusing to eat raw chicken. He stated he would not charge us for the raw meat (which we did not ask to be replaced and should never have been charged for), then walked away with what came across as a smug attitude. I believe his name was Pete, and his handling of the situation felt very unprofessional and inexperienced.
Serving raw chicken multiple times during the same visit is unacceptable, and the lack of accountability and empathy from management made an already serious situation worse. This was a horrible experience and not what we expected from a brand-new location.
The food was absolutely incredible! We started off with their warm, freshly baked bread, which was soft, flavorful, and a great way to kick off the meal. The blooming onion is a must-try—it was crispy, perfectly seasoned, and paired beautifully with their signature dipping sauce. For the main course, I went with the ribeye steak (bone-in), and it was cooked to perfection—juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. The Outback burger was equally impressive; it had a juicy patty with fresh toppings that made every bite satisfying.
Every dish we ordered felt like it was made with care and attention to detail. Outback Steakhouse is definitely a place I’ll be returning to soon. Whether you’re craving steak, burgers, or just want a great appetizer like the blooming onion, this spot delivers on all fronts! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a delicious meal paired with excellent service.
I started with the chili, which had great flavor and just the right amount of kick. For lunch, I ordered the 6 oz sirloin steak. It had decent flavor but came out slightly undercooked for my liking, so I added a little bit of steak sauce to bring it together.
The music was fun and upbeat, creating a lively atmosphere. There’s plenty of booth and table seating, so it didn’t feel crowded at all. Overall, it’s a great new option in Prosper for a casual, enjoyable meal. Looking forward to coming back once they’ve had time to fully settle in.