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Outback Steakhouse - Sirloin, shrimp, baked potato, and side of cheesy macaroni

Outback Steakhouse

3.9(36 reviews)
3.4 mi
$$

Came with a coworker for lunch and the food was enjoyable. We were seated immediately upon entering…read moreand our server gave amazing customer service! We started with the complimentary bread and butter and ordered additional items. For food, I ordered the grilled chicken on the barbi (lunch) with a house salad (ranch) and loaded baked potato - I also topped it off with sautéed mushrooms. The chicken was nicely cooked and moist and I enjoyed meal. Will definitely return if I'm ever in the area.

Disappointed with the customer service at this location…read more This was my second experience at this Outback location. My first experience was with an online order where there was an issue in their system. I have to give credit to the manager for reaching out by text and phone to explain what happened. I appreciated the communication and follow-up. Unfortunately, my experience today around 1:00 PM was very disappointing. I walked in to place a to-go order for dessert for dinner tonight. The restaurant was nearly empty. The host greeted me, and I explained that I wanted to place a to-go order. Instead of offering me a menu or asking what I needed, he walked to the back to speak with another employee. I stood there waiting for several minutes without anyone assisting me. Then another group of guests walked in 5-10 minutes after me, and the host immediately gave them a menu and seated them while I was still standing there. Another employee came over and spoke with the host, but I was still not acknowledged. By the time the host finally asked how he could help me, I was frustrated and simply said "never mind" and left. A host sets the tone for the entire guest experience. Basic customer service means acknowledging guests, asking how you can help, and making everyone feel welcome. Unfortunately, I did not feel valued as a customer today. There are plenty of restaurants in this shopping area that appreciate their guests, so I will be taking my business elsewhere. I hope management uses this as a training opportunity because this location has the potential to provide a much better experience.

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Outback Steakhouse - Espresso martini. So good!

Espresso martini. So good!

Outback Steakhouse - Wedge salad with dressing on the side! I have to say, this was delicious!

Wedge salad with dressing on the side! I have to say, this was delicious!

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The Ranch

The Ranch

4.2(2.5k reviews)
33.3 mi
$$

The wait staff was wonderful. The food was very good, and came out very quickly…read more They had some happy hour prices for a few drinks and a few appetizers and they were very good . My daughter split the chicken fried chicken and had more than enough to eat . We had fried green tomatoes as an appetizer and queso Blanco with Piccadillo. It was good. I had a house salad and it was not bland. It had tomatoes and cucumbers and cheese and candidied pecans. We were very happy with everything. It was a Friday afternoon and by the time we left, it started to get busy, but we had no problems getting a seat because the restaurant is very large. . I hope to go there again next time I'm in the Dallas area -- it was very close to DFW

Conveniently located roughly 15 mins away from DFW, I chose this place exactly for that reason…read more I was flying home to LAX from Newark and since I have a good friend who lives in Dallas, I booked a flight that gave me a 5 hour layover at DFW so I could have dinner with said friend. DFW is massive. My friend was 30 mins late, but I wasn't trippin. I used that time to charge my phone and get a little work done. We didn't have a resy, but were seated right away. First of all, this place is massive. We both started with the espresso martini before realizing they had a happy hour menu. Our second drink was from the hh menu even though we had no business having a second cocktail. To start, we shared the fried green tomatoes. For whatever reason, we both ended up getting the western burger. Food was great. There was so much of it that I was only able to finish half and ended up taking the rest home. Great service as well. The place was crowded by the time we left. We only planned to stay for 45 minutes, but ended up staying for nearly 2 hours. Big thanks to the bartender. I went back to the airport a little tipsy after 2 drinks.

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The Porch

The Porch

4.1(1.8k reviews)
22.2 miLower Greenville
$$

We came here on a whim. A last-minute brunch decision. Nothing planned. No expectations. And what…read morefollowed was a core memory in three courses and a complimentary Bloody Mary shot accompanied by the cutest green olive. The moment we walked in, it felt like home, but not in the "kick off your shoes" way. No, this was the "you're safe here, baby" kind of home. The vibe? Cozy. Elevated. Like Restoration Hardware met someone emotionally stable. Elliott was our server and an absolute delight. Joseph was the manager, casually spreading joy like Oprah with a tray of Bloody Mary shots. Amber... now let me pause here, because this woman deserves a paragraph of her own. Amber isn't just a GM. She's the kind of soul you meet once and never forget. When I asked for her to come to our table just to pay her a compliment, we both practically teared up. She received it with open arms, no ego, no deflection, just pure, gracious presence. I was mid-sentence and suddenly I had that Creed song stuck in my head. You know the one. "With arms wide open..." That's the kind of energy she brought to the entire restaurant. Amber made every person in that room feel like they mattered. Not because it's her job, but because it's who she is. She's fresh off earning her master's in hospitality, and if that degree came with a crown, she's wearing it. The Porch doesn't just run smoothly. It runs on Amber energy. But let's talk about the moment I saw God. Cornbread Eggs Benedict: Not crab. Not salmon. Corn. Bread. And not just any cornbread. The softest, fluffiest, most cuttable cloud of golden glory I've ever had the pleasure of annihilating with a fork. A fork, not a steak knife. Do you understand how rare that is? Normally I'm out here sawing through an English muffin like I'm in a lumberjack competition. This? Melted like butter. Tasted like a hug. 12/10. Incredible. And then, as if the eggs benny enlightenment wasn't enough, Joseph reappears with a tray of free Bloody Mary shots for the entire restaurant. With olives. For everyone. The joy? Immediate. The energy? Electric. The crowd? Unified. I watched a grandmother at the next table raise her glass like the queen she is. I nearly cried. This wasn't service. This was a masterclass in human connection. Restaurants can be transactional. Robotic. This was the opposite. This was care, intention, soul. My high school principal once said: "The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little bit of extra." The Porch brought extra, bagged it, garnished it, and served it on a tray. Final thought: If you're not brunching here, I'm concerned. If you are? I'll raise my Bloody Mary shot to you. And Amber, if you ever run for mayor, you've already got my vote. I'll run your campaign and show up in a custom t-shirt.

We had a table of 7 come for 1 PM lunch today. We had reservations and everything. We got seated…read moreand it took about 10 minutes for our actual server to finally come for drinks. We ordered 2 bottles of champagne and 1 Bloody Mary and it took over 16 minutes to arrive and we had to remind him 2 times. He never brought us water. He messed up our checks and added gratuity, said he wasn't, did and then came back and said he didn't when he did. It took about 15 minutes to get our checks back after we paid. Honestly it was one not a great customer service experience. Salad was very good! Everyone's food was good. Issue was just service!

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The Palmer at Las Colinas by Cortland Managament

The Palmer at Las Colinas by Cortland Managament

2.3(3 reviews)
35.3 mi

This community is a 90 percent Indian. Their kids are unwatched and they run thru the hallways and…read moremake so much noise. I'm very uncomfortable here. The Indian community is very unfriendly and will call on you to the management office in a minute. It feels very cult like. I cannot wait until my lease is up. I dread staying here until Oct. but who wants to pay these fees. They sneak in a bill every now couple months for drainage. They never mentioned this when I moved in or when I was signing my lease. The way the tenants pack up the trash at the bin is horrible. Very nasty unclean people in here.

Uninhabitable! My experience at Palmer Las Colinas was significantly affected by a persistent roach…read moreinfestation. Despite multiple attempts to address the issue with roach bait traps and roach gel, the problem remained. I witnessed roaches coming in through a crack in the sprinkler system on the ceiling and I realized no matter how much I tried to get rid of the roaches in my unit, I was fighting a losing battle. The roaches were frequently spotted in the kitchen despite not cooking in the short time we were here. Roaches ran rampant in the bedroom which made it increasingly difficult to get a good nights' rest. The infestation disrupted our comfort and sense of cleanliness; we were incredibly unhappy here and knew we had to leave. There was also a stubborn stench that permeated the apartment no matter how many candles I lit. I'll give them this, they made our transfer to another Cortland property smooth and seamless. And they have helpful staff. For potential renters, I recommend inquiring about pest control measures and ensuring this issue has been fully resolved before moving in.

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The Palmer at Las Colinas by Cortland Managament
The Palmer at Las Colinas by Cortland Managament
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