Texas Roadhouse Careers and Employment

Loved working at Texas Roadhouse— felt like a family. Fun environment with line dancing and pretty straight forward expectations for everyone as far as company policies.

Key Holder in Indiana

on August 8, 2022

Great people and idea, poor wages and work life balance

The title says it all. You aren’t paid for what you put in. They promote on seniority for the most part. They tell you what you want to hear and you are not compensated well at all.

Server in McDonough, GA

on August 8, 2022

Fun place to work

I loved working at Texas Roadhouse McDonough. The traffic in the area is rough, and the check totals are low. But overall, fun atmosphere and great coworkers!

Grill Cook in Oxford, AL

on August 7, 2022

Extremely hard work environment. FOH management kills kitchen. KMs overwhelmed

Haven't been open a year. Can't get equipment fixed. Management (managing partner) more worried about bonuses and getting people into store than quality of service. Table turn not getting it right.

Restaurant Server in Texas

on August 6, 2022

Fast paced, semi enjoyable. Pretty good money

If you're outgoing, comfortable with meeting and greeting strangers on a daily it's a great place. The amount you make as a server comes down to your service and the customers. You can provide the best service and still not make a whole lot. Just depends, although your attitude towards the guest help tremendously! Some shifts are more stressful and fast paced than others, but you'll have your slow days.

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I'm starting as a server in Sandy, Utah. My question is how are credit/debit card tips compensated? At the end of each shift ir added to your paycheck?

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She mentioned that I would have to take it my nose piercing out. Is it okay to just put in a clear stud? I completely forgot to ask in my interview.

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