When you’re seeking a memorable mealperhaps even a celebratory onevisiting asteakhouseis one way to satisfy that hankering.
WhileOutbackoffers a casual, Australian-themed atmosphere, the Capital Grille presents something more upscale.
Then, there are chains likeTexas RoadhouseandLongHorn Steakhouse, which serve up Texas-inspired dining experiences.
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Operating as two of the country’s mostpopular steakhouse chains, Texas Roadhouse and LongHorn share several similarities.
However, the chains still have distinctive elements that set them apart from one another.
Here are some key differences between two of America’s leading steakhouse chains.
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The environment
Despite sharing a similar theme, each restaurant has its own unique vibe.
Country music blasts throughout the restaurant, where employees line dance during their shifts.
Meanwhile, at LongHorn, the energy is a bit calmer.
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The southwestern-inspired chain allows guests tohand-select meats from a display casefeaturing various cuts of steak.
So, you might assess the marbling of your meat before it gets served on the plate.
LongHorn offers no such display.
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Like Texas Roadhouse, each entree comes with a choice of a side.
Meanwhile, the same offering at LongHorn in New Jersey will run you$15.49.
At LongHorn, this costs$25.99.
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