Texas Roadhouse
Steak house · Wann ·
Steakhouse with peanuts, yeast rolls, cinnamon butter, and line dancing
Steakhouse with peanuts, yeast rolls, cinnamon butter, and line dancing
"Having debuted in North Las Vegas in late 2018, this national steakhouse has submitted paperwork to create a 7,570-square-foot, faux-rustic restaurant on Pad C of St. Rose Square across the parking lot from Costco. I'm told it's famed for its all-you-can-eat peanuts and yeast bread with cinnamon butter served at every table, offers a family-friendly American menu prepared in a scratch kitchen, and is easily identified by Texas and American flags outside and an upbeat staff known to launch into impromptu line-dancing." - Bradley Martin
"I visited the first Nevada Texas Roadhouse in North Las Vegas, a built-from-scratch 7,518-square-foot restaurant with its own butcher and a Vegas-themed mural, serving signature comforts like all-you-can-eat peanuts, yeast bread with cinnamon butter and the 'Road Kill' 10-ounce chop steak smothered in mushrooms, onions and jack cheese." - Eater Staff
"Opening tonight in North Las Vegas, the new Nevada expansion of Texas Roadhouse is a 7,518-square-foot, built-from-scratch restaurant at Craig Road and Bruce Street that brings the chain's signature all-you-can-eat peanuts and yeast bread with cinnamon butter to the area and features Vegas-themed decor including a mural. The family-style restaurant — part of a chain operating more than 450 national locations — includes its own butcher (the chain typically sells about $1 million in steaks monthly), seating for 273 with tables and booths and a central U-shaped bar, and flies both an American and Texas state flag outside. The large menu emphasizes "Texas-sized" burgers, sandwiches, steaks, and ribs, with select locations offering 10-, 12-, and 16-ounce prime ribs; the notorious Road Kill is a 10-ounce chop steak smothered in mushrooms, onions, and jack cheese. Located near the Cannery Casino & Hotel and joining a growing Craig Road restaurant row with Blaze Pizza, Cafe Rio, Jersey Mike’s and the recently opened Habit Burger, Texas Roadhouse is at 1380 E. Craig Road and is open daily from 4 to 10 p.m." - Susan Stapleton
"Fans of all-you-can-eat peanuts, yeast bread with cinnamon butter, and the notorious Road Kill will have to wait for the first Nevada expansion for Texas Roadhouse. Now the restaurant tells fans on Facebook to expect the opening during the first week of November. Creating an informal “restaurant row” at Craig Road and Bruce Street in North Las Vegas, the substantial 7,518-square-foot, built-from-scratch restaurant will features its own Vegas decor, including a mural. Every Texas Roadhouse has its own butcher and typically sells $1 million in steaks monthly. That Road Kill is really a 10-ounce chop steak, smothered in mushrooms, onions, and jack cheese." - Susan Stapleton
"I'm noting that the first Nevada expansion for Texas Roadhouse will open this October at Craig Road and Bruce Street in North Las Vegas—social posts suggest an Oct. 22 debut—and will sit near the Cannery Casino & Hotel as part of an informal “restaurant row” alongside Blaze Pizza, Cafe Rio and Jersey Mike’s (Habit Burger opened nearby earlier this year). The 7,518-square-foot, built-from-scratch restaurant will seat about 273 diners in tables and booths and features a central U-shaped bar. The large menu will include steaks, “country dinners,” seafood dishes, “Texas-sized” burgers, sandwiches and ribs, with select locations offering 10-, 12- and 16-ounce prime rib; each table will also receive a free bucket of shelled peanuts and house-made bread with cinnamon butter. The chain operates more than 450 locations and is noted for flying both an American and Texas state flag outside." - Bradley Martin