r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Savage_Mindset • Aug 22 '26
Do u dont wanna A restaurant tried to pull a switch-a-roo on the type of meat I was served.
So a group of us went to a local popular American chain steakhouse restaurant and all ordered different dishes. I ordered a filet, when my food arrived, I thought the steak looked more like a sirloin than a filet.
Upon taking my first bite it was chewy and not buttery like a filet. It was supposed to be an 8oz filet, it was more like 12oz sirloin, 2nd bite confirmed it was definitely not a filet.
I must’ve been visibly upset because the manager walked over and asked if everything was ok, to which I questioned the cut. She said it was a filet (but I think she went based on the toppings that are only offered on the filet). I said hmm ok, I guess.
She offered to switch it if I was not happy, I said it was fine, however, she insisted, so I accepted.. The second steak was a filet, appearance, taste and texture.. only the cook made it EXTRA peppery for me.. jokes on them I appreciated the extra pepper :)
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u/Bennington_Booyah Aug 22 '26
The last three times we went to Outback, we were served the wrong meals. They asked if we wanted bread, bread never came but when they brought the bill, they then asked if we still wanted bread. I said yes and took it home with us. I don't care to spend money in restaurants where the staff mock people for simply wanting what they ordered and then never bring it.