Texas Roadhouse reviews

Only get a 3 table section, which means at roughly 1 hour per table sitting, and on average 4-5 hour shifts, you don't make much money. I regularly leave with maybe $100 in tips for the night after the tipshare. Also, there is a trend for large parties to be riskier, as they take longer to serve and are more likely to skimp on tipping, sometimes entirely. This has happened to me a few times, with the worst being done to me by the family of a fellow employee. I would love to see a mandatory gratuity put into place for large parties (more than 6 people) in order to help cut down on this issue. I also would love to see Texas Roadhouse implement the same type of system that I know Outback Steakhouse uses, where all employees and their families MUST tip 20% during their own visits or risk losing their employee discount. This would prevent internal tensions from situations like the one I experienced where I lost what should have been a $70 tip from my coworker's family.

Occasional temper flare-ups that weren’t handled appropriately by management. The job is a lot of standing and walking, so if you don’t enjoy being busy don’t work here. The Legendary hours will have you sweating running back and forth. Not a job for someone who isn’t quick and decisive and can multitask efficiently.