Showing posts with label Texas Road House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Road House. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Easter Happenings

Are you still trying to decide what to do this Easter weekend?  We thought we'd help you out with some information on what's going on around town:



We already reported to you on the elaborate Easter Buffet at The Findlay Inn and Conference Center.  Held this Sunday, April 4th from 11am-2pm the buffet runs $19 for adults and $9 for children 4-12 and kids 3 and under eat free. Reservations are required- they need a credit card to confirm- and can be made by calling 419-422-5682.



Steve's Dakota Grill is open Easter Sunday, April 4th from 11am-7pm, and their specials include:
  • Spring Leg of Lamb- $11.99
  • Glazed Ham with Cherry Brandy Sauce- $10.99 
  • Chicken Cordon Bleu- $10.99
  • All with side, salad, rolls & Vermont Maple butter.
Steve's Dakota Grill is located at 1600 Broad Ave. (near Findlay High School, next to Steak N' Shake), and is now taking reservations at 419-420-9394.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Texas Roadhouse


I'm sure that, by now, many of you have made it out to Texas Roadhouse. The company just opened up a Findlay location this past month, and last night we dined there for the second time since they dipped their toes in the shark tank of restaurants that occupy our fair town. We had a fairly similar experience to the first time we went, which was approximately three weeks ago. Known for their "fun-filled atmosphere" and the quality of their food, they are a peanut-shell-on-the-floor, random-western-kitsch-on-the-walls, rootin', tootin' steakhouse. But, I digress.

First of all, if you don't already know, you should take advantage of their "Call-Ahead" seating system. Not a reservation, but simply putting your name in the wait-line ahead of time, it's a must; wait time for a Friday or Saturday night between 6pm and 8pm varies between 45 minutes and two hours...insane, isn't it? We have noticed both nights we were there, however, that by 8:15pm or 8:30pm the line had disappeared and people were able to get seated almost immediately. So, if you can stave off your hunger until later, you won't be forced to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with a mass of peanut-crunching strangers.