The Texas Roadhouse restaurant located in Live Oak, near the intersection of 35 and 1604 is exactly what you expect when you think of a Texas steakhouse. The interior is a country western bar, minus the dance floor, and the bull. Country music will be playing in the background while the wait staff is running around wearing t-shirts and jeans. Instead of sawdust, you may find peanuts shells on the floor from the small mettle buckets left at each table, and the big barrel at the door.Kirk & Kathy enjoyed a quick dinner for two. The waitress was very good. Quick to refill the drinks, and very diligent on getting our food to the table. Once seated, we were in and out within 45 minutes. The food is alright, not great, but good enough to satisfy your hunger. The price is definitely a plus. You can get a decent steak for $13, and or shrimp on a bob for the same price. One of the best tasting items, that is given to ever patron, is the excellent cinnamon butter and rolls that are brought out while wait. However, my steak was a little over done, and they did not dip their sticks very well because the shrimp was sticking to the sticks.
I would rate this a 7 of 10 on the food scale. A point was deducted for the loudness of the music. The overall cost it a point, and I don't like to wait so that cost it a point as well. Still if you were looking for a cheap Texas meal, this will get the job done.
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