Texas Roadhouse confirms one steak mix-up after customer alleges three
Business · First reported 26 Oct, 10:00 · Updated 18:57

Kenneth Card says a Texas Roadhouse in Forsyth, Illinois, served him sirloin instead of filet mignon on three visits. The company confirmed one mix-up and said it could not verify that it happened three times.
- Kenneth Card said he received sirloin instead of the filet mignon he ordered on three visits to the Forsyth, Illinois, restaurant.
- Card said he had visited the location about weekly for more than a year and could distinguish the cuts from his experience working in restaurant and hotel kitchens.
- The company said it confirmed one mix-up, which management corrected by providing the filet, but could not verify three occurrences.
- The articles report that the Forsyth menu listed the 8-ounce sirloin at about $20 and filet mignon at about $30.
- Card said he does not plan to return to the Forsyth restaurant.
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- Restaurant location
- Forsyth, Illinois
- Customer
- Kenneth Card
- Card’s account
- He said he received sirloin instead of filet mignon on three visits
- Company response
- Confirmed one mix-up and said management corrected it; unable to verify three occurrences
- Reported prices
- About $20 for an 8-ounce sirloin and $30 for filet mignon at the Forsyth location
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