the shrimp and Parmesan sirloin was so delicious. my steak was cooked perfectly medium rare just like I asked. definitely putting this on my favorites list
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Nathan S
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 7/22/26
• DoorDash order
Ordered an 8oz/mac/green beans as well as a 6oz/salad/fries.
They marked out the regular fries so there was a$4 up charge for waffle because they didn't have regular fries. I also paid the same up charge for mac and cheese that was half melted. The fries came with 4-6 fries. The steak was tough like jerky on the outside and somehow raw inside? There was an audible meaty crunch when you bite into it. Not a crunch from the outside but a guttural uncooked almost fatty sounding crunch.
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Courtney B
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 8/28/25
• DoorDash order
Not worth the money. Ordered an 8 oz. Top Sirloin* and a Bourbon Street Steak* (both 8oz steaks) the sirloin looked like someone just cut the end off a whole steak and it was half as thick as the other. I weighed it and it weighed only 3.7oz. The main part of the meal shouldn't be the smallest part of the meal. You could have put that on a slice of bread and had spare room on every side. And to top it off we didn't get silverware we asked for
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TJ P
Emerging Expert • 10 contributions
Loved
• 4/11/25
• DoorDash order
Sirloin steak was cooked as requested and juicy and tender. Salads were fixed exactly as ordered. Chicken quesadillas were yummy. The NEW Sizzlin' Caramel Apple Pie was very bland even with the Carmel sauce. Would like-to see more cinnamon and a touch of nutmeg added. Over all I would give our dinner 4.5 stars.
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Sharon D
4 contributions
Didn't like
• 3/29/26
• DoorDash order
The cabbage on the Chinese chicken salad was in thick slices, hard to chew, and dry. theThe dinner portion was a 6x8 inch plate, not filled up, nothing like the picture. Nothing like in-house. Received without dressing, only had the extra dressing i requested, thank goodness. Husband did not get second side also super small lunch portions for dinner. won't order again.
