Longhorn Steakhouse - Chillicothe

My husband took me there for my bday we were the first ones there. We got our order in pretty fast. Then about 20 some people came in. Set them all beside us it was so noisey we couldn’t even enjoy cause we couldn’t hear each other talking. It took forever to get our food. When we finally got our food I ordered half rack of ribs and baked potatoe. The ribs were very good but my baked potatoe was hard so I didn’t eat it. My husband ordered ribeye and baked potatoe and some mushrooms his baked potatoe was hard like mine and his mushrooms was cold. Not satisfied at all won’t be back.

I go here every weekend lol.. they’ve only messed up once and when they did I spoke with the manager like a respectful adult and now they give me free sides and stuff all the time. Good people and always on time

Very literally reopened the kitchen to take my order and that meant a lot.Parking: Not bad

Accessibility in this location is good but can improve by a couple of factors. Two ramps lead up to the main entrance (only entrance), allowing for those who utilize wheelchairs to get to the entrance, however, they are very steep ramps, which can be problematic. When getting on the ramp, however, there is a sidewalk you have to step on to access the ramp, which defeats the purpose. When you get to the entrance doors, there is no automatic button to open the doors, which can be changed. Not only is there one set of doors but there are two sets of doors you have to go through to get into the restaurant. When you walk through the first set of doors, there is a very small room with no seating to allow customers to wait if the line is long, but it is very small, so if someone was utilizing a wheelchair, they would take up the majority of the room, which can make customers feel like a burden! Not to mention, if there is someone who can only stand for a limited amount of time, they would have to sit on the one bench that is provided outside, which can be inconvenient, especially if the weather is cold or bad. When you get through the second set of doors (also not automatic), the check-in area is immediately to your left, which then forms a long line in front of the door, which is also inconvenient. I will say, they have a long bench that runs against the wall to allow customers to sit and wait, but due to the size of the restaurant, a long line still forms in front of the door and the bench fills up extremely fast. Once your family gets called to be seated, you have to go through a small entrance to get to the dining area, which is big enough to allow wheelchairs, walkers, and scooters through, but leaves no extraneous room. One last detail that can be highlighted is the extremely dark and low lighting which can be an issue for someone who has visual impairments.

Had the lamb and side of brussel sprouts.... delicious. Highly recommended.