How would you spend $50 at Outback?

[Anonymous]

I’d just regift this honestly so I don’t have to step foot in an outback.

[Anonymous]

I’m not a steak person but my spouse is. I get the wings, they’re always good. DD (11)likes the Mac n cheese bites.
I agree with others not to overthink it. Just go and get something you think you’ll like.

[Anonymous]

It's a restaurant Op - yes- there are a ton more calories and fat than your home cooked food. That's well known.

Outback recently raised their prices so $50 doesn't go that far. You'll survive.

[Anonymous]

Their baked potato soup and salad

[Anonymous]

Also OP:


Gift Cards are redeemable at all Bloomin' Brands locations in the United States including Outback Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, Outback and Carrabba's Express, Aussie Grill and online at each brand website that offers online orders (Outback.com, Carrabbas. ...

[Anonymous]

Finally their lunch meals have fewer calories than dinner portions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a restaurant Op - yes- there are a ton more calories and fat than your home cooked food. That's well known.

Outback recently raised their prices so $50 doesn't go that far. You'll survive.

Oh she knows that. The whole post is virtue signaling, from the orthorexic pearl-clutching about the calories on the menu to the snobby "it's not a place at which we dine" remark like she can't figure out something to order at a steakhouse. Essentially - OP would like everyone to know that she is very healthy and high-brow.

[Anonymous]

Where I live there aren’t many chain restaurants but as a kid the Outback seemed like the height of fanciness to me and TBH I still love it. If we are ever road tripping and see an Outback I make my family stop. Such a guilty pleasure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Blooming onion. The Blooming onion again.

I just looked it up. The onion is 10.99. So: Four of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:However many Blooming Onions we can manage after eating the free bread

Several.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where I live there aren’t many chain restaurants but as a kid the Outback seemed like the height of fanciness to me and TBH I still love it. If we are ever road tripping and see an Outback I make my family stop. Such a guilty pleasure.

I do the same. Wouldn't instagram it, lol, but I very much want that bloomin onion.

[Anonymous]

Steak, salad potatoe

[Anonymous]

Oh heavens, OP. One meal at O.S. is not going to doom you forever. We live in the city in DC so there are none anywhere near us. But once in a blue moon when we are driving on a Highway to visit family, we might stop at one. I do not eat meat, pork or chicken but would eat their grilled shrimp,mahi, salads, or baked potato. If that doesn't suit your fancy, get a takeout and give it to the first homeless person you see ( I have done that before with giftcards).

[Anonymous]

A couple beers, a couple appetizers, share a dessert. That would probably use it up.

[Anonymous]

Hi I hope I didn’t miss my chance to chime in and urge you to get several bloomin onions. Enjoy OP.