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Texas Roadhouse Restaurant

Posted by LOTGK on November 23, 2007

Texas Roadhouse Restaurant Of Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Located on the Parkway, the popular Texas Roadhouse Restaurant really packs em in. Upon arrival, you receive a beeper and when your table is ready, it begins to hum and red lights flash alerting you that your table is ready. (Expect at least a 45 minute wait on weekends.)The wait was very minimal, and we were seated at a nice table. Rolls to die for were delivered right away. They were hot, fresh, tasty, and served with a cinnamon butter.
A bucket of shelled peanuts was waiting for us on the table. You kind of just swept the peanut shells on the floor when you were finished.

I ordered the chicken strips with bacon and cheese fries and of course a Coke.

The entree was of biblical proportions. Six big pieces of chicken and a moutain of artery clogging cheese fries. The chicken was crunchy and spiced just right. The fries were heaped with bacon and cheese and were crunchy and hot.The service was very good and the order right. The rolls were fresh and hot with cinnamon butter. I have to say that the rolls were the best I ever had at a restaurant.

The cost was just under $20.00 without tip. The Grassy Knoll Institute recommends the Texas Roadhouse and awards 4 out of 5 shots.

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2 Responses to “Texas Roadhouse Restaurant”

  1. Ohio Jodi said

    November 28, 2007 at 9:18 am

    So much for your diet! Good for the wallet and the taste buds though.

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  2. LOTGK said

    November 28, 2007 at 9:24 am

    Hold on there a minute, This dinner was from last years trip to Gatlinburg. I have a lot of blue plate specials to post yet, am very far behind.

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