Texas Roadhouse careers and employment

Teas Roadhouse was my first serving job, and I have regretted it ever since. The type of work I had to do, was not equal to the pay. I would usually go home frustrated because I did not make enough money on a 12 HOUR shift.

Everyone takes their problems out on each other. busy nights there’s a guaranteed argument. Managers play favorites and have least favorites who they treat horribly to push out. Creepy kitchen guys who flirt with hosts. Rude owner who doesn’t appreciate employees but puts up a show for the community. Good enough discount though. And the tips are with it on busy weekends.

Anyone who has either been to Texas Roadhouse or even works there knows the warm welcome the restaurant gives you! Everyone’s so nice, understanding, and very energized the minute you walk in the doors!

While working at Texas Roadhouse, I became very depressed. As a hostess you have levels and each level is mind numbingly boring except for to-go specialist. The mangers said we move up the levels after each two weeks or so and that never happened, I remember being a at level 1 (seater) for the majority of the time I worked there and I was miserable but was told to smile no matter what. Managers cared very little for their hosts and hostesses, but babied the servers. There was even one time that only the hosts and hostesses got their phones taken away. I even got yelled at by the owner for eating a salad because I was so hungry and he embarrassed me in front of everyone.

If u can stand for 10 hours plus then this job is for you and clean up at the end of closing at 11 till midnight with heavy non stop lifting and weak Dancing every hour in a line not a place for african Americans the environment is tooo racist

Texas Roadhouse Is An Amazing Place To Work The Management Was Very Helpful And Nice, The Employees Were Always Helpful And Nice, I Enjoyed Working There And Enjoyed Working With The Public