Texas Roadhouse Employer Reviews

Basic food service. The management had a high turn over at the end. All my co-workers were great they had a wonderful training program that help every one work well together and get along. The hardest part was breaking in new managers. We were encouraged to have fun and there were a lot of work related games.

Serving guests as well as running food and helping team mates.

Seating guests at their tables. Management was great. Very friendly and caring. Co-workers were fun to work with. Hardest part is putting up with unhappy customers. Most enjoyable part, FREE FOOD! :)

A typical day at work is spent waiting on many different tables. Meeting new people and having many regulars come daily is alot of fun. The hardest part of my night can be the long hours spent on my feet carrying heavy trays.

I worked for a few months as a server at Texas Roadhouse. This was a part time job to supplement income while I stayed home with my daughter and finished up my school work. The company has great values and work ideals. However the reason I left was primarily that the management team fell short in inspiration. The job served its purpose at the time and – more...  is great for any part time work. – less

The bosses do not care about new workers. the training is poor. there is a great deal of personal drama and high school like clicks that make the working environment hostile.

We served customers with an upbeat attitude. I learned a better way to serve, and approach sales. Management was shaky while I worked their. As the man who normally ran the show was injured and couldn't work the second week I came in. My co-workers were amazing, always a lot of fun to be around. The hardest part of the job was that most people didn't – more...  put in their part so I tended to be doing twice the work I was supposed to. I loved the customers, I met so many great people, and there was a decent flow of business coming through. – less

Management poor and horribly rude coworkers leads to a very bad experience working there, however the customers are always pouring in.

serving was a quick job five hour days and got to meet alot of people. good job to have.

I enjoy the fast paced atmosphere of serving. The people I work with are great. The shifts are short and sweet.

It's a well run restaurant with fun easy going management that understand their employees. The job is demanding at times but is never stressful due the fun and laid back environment created by the management and co-workers. Through this job I've learned a great deal about dealing with people and time management. It's important to connect with every – more...  customer on some level to ensure that they receive the best possible service. And without good time management, during rush periods, the job would be extremely difficult and service would diminish. – less

Cant say enough good thing about this emloyer. I have never had such a great work life. The people who you work with really become a family.

The most enjoyable part of working at Texas Roadhouse was definitely the employees. They always had fun and always made me feel better if I wasn't feeling my best when I came into work. The management there was pretty decent, seeing as it was my first job so I can't really judge something without experiencing some place else.

I saw this company grow from less than 100 stores to over 350 strong. They pride themselves on their values and culture. Great opportunity for advancement in company. However they seem to be more willing to promote to upper management from outside the company than within. Very dissapointing to hard workers

I work with guests, take orders and serve food. I also work with the rest of the servers, hosts, and kitchen employees. Work is fun because of the employees but it can also be very stressful at times.

Friendly prompt customer service, welcoming guests with a friendly but professional manner. Identifying first time guests. Using keywords to tell the story that sets us apart from other restaurants. Taking, repeating back and accurately ringing in food and beverage orders. Delivering items to guests and also removing dishes as they finish. Proper cash – more...  handling and responsible for collecting payments and safely keeping all collected cash outs until the end of each shift. Cleaning tables menus and other items used by guests. Taking part in side work to keep each station stocked up efficiently. Turning in all payments collected, owed to the store. Line dancing . – less

There were no typical days at the roadhouse,some days I just served,other days I trained or taught training class and then some days I would do head wait. I enjoyed them all especially head wait. It gave me the chance to open up the front of the house and the responsibilities of cashing out all employuees and making mon ey drops. The hardest part of – more...  the job was the one customer that only came in once every so often and no matter what I couldnt please them. I didnt happen often, though. The best part was meeting all the new people every day. – less

I enjoy learning more about customer service, and meeting new people.

Great place to work with fun, supportive management and legendary service always.

Everybody loves to eat at Texas Roadhouse. Working there is just as fun. Management really cares about their staff and there is a lot of attention paid to the quality of the food & service that keeps customers lining up at the door.