Casual steakhouse nothing fancy it has good food and good service. Can be pricey depending on the…read moredish you order mainly the steaks

This is one of the highest rated places in the area so we finally gave it a try. I wish I had…read moreactually listened to the reviews because it felt like a mix of Denny's and Chili's, and not in a good way. Positives-they take reservations. Always a plus. Taken right to our table and passed the infamous salad bar which looked so pitiful we all passed on that. Kind of a bummer. We were sat in a comfortable booth but everywhere around seemed like it needed a good clean and definitely not the atmosphere of any steak house I've ever been to. We ordered the crab cake and shrimp skewer for appetizers. Both were good. For our meals we ordered a little bit of everything including a rib eye which came out bloody (asked for medium well), pasta, brussels, grilled cheese, chicken tenders and fries. The overall consensus was that it was an epic failure. I would hardly call this a steakhouse, let alone with a famous salad bar. We definitely will not be returning. It's the beach so our expectations are never overly high but wow this was a disappointment!

Food was excellent…read more David was a great server Food came out quickly Great place to get something to eat, the restaurant is in a old house makes you comfortable

I really wanted to like this place, but it fell flat. The service staff were kind and attentive but…read moreI definitely felt rushed though the restaurant wasn't full. The menu looked great, but I was surprised that the only option for a fresh catch of the day was on top of a salad. There were several specialty dishes, but many at our table felt they were very under-seasoned. The jambalaya came out looking like soup and was very bland. The pasta dish was buttery but had zero salt. It was like the restaurant was trying to be finer dining but the execution was off. It was fine but not great. They only sell wine and beer. Three dessert options. Again, not a bad meal, but I was surprised at how good the ratings were given our table's food, so maybe we were there on an off night.

Rural vibes with locals hanging out for lunch. The friendly staff was fast and checked in on us…read morefrequently. Food is simple country cooking. Perhaps like grandma would make at home if your grandma lived at your house and would make a full menu of items for you whenever you wanted it! I ordered the fried chicken, sweet potato fries, and cabbage. It came with hushpuppies. I should note that I don't like most restaurant hushpuppies. These were light, crisp on the outside, and lightly sweet. These were worth eating. My chicken was good with a crunchy exterior but moist meat. The only thing I did not like (nor did my wife) was the ranch dressing. We like ranch on sweet potato fries, theirs were little containers of shelf-temperature dressing, not the good garlicky and buttermilk ranch I crave from many restaurants. I think this was Tom's brand. They were not worth eating. We did not have a desert but the brownies at the counter looked pretty good. Prices were low and our lunch and drinks with a tip was just under $30.00

Well let me tell ya.... this place is a cool little hole in the wall. The feel of the place has…read morekind of the old school places churches gather. The service was amazing, gave good recommendations on food choices. Super quick, very kind. Service was amazing. To the food, well, everything seemed quickly put together. Maybe it's just today but the food didn't seem to have much effort put into it. The slaw is mayo based but lacked flavor, hush puppies were pretty good. The other nuggets in the corner were corn nugs! How cool is that.... they were a good combo of batter and corn, sweet and sassy. The chicken is what you would expect at a family gathering at ma maws but could tell it wasn't freshly cooked but hey, it's a Wednesday night. If you're in the area and miss a home town feel PLEASE stop in! Until next time!

My Family, & I visited on Tuesday Night. We usually go to Eat Out on Fridays, though we had been…read moreout all day, & I didn't feel like Cooking. We had Our 2 Grandkids (7, & 9) in the group, who can be shy most of the time. Because of all the Appointments we had today, I completely forgot that Texas Roadhouse had a Costumed Character. We didn't see them when we were inside the entrance, or when we got seated, though after we got our drinks, I looked up from the menu, after one of the grandkids had said Hello. I thought the server had returned to the table, looked over, & there was the Costumed Character. The best part was when both my Grandkids had gave him Hi fives, & moved along to the music while him, & the Texas Roadhouse Dancers/Servers were Dancing. Thank u.

What a disappointment. From our server who never once refilled my drink but did my husband's, to…read morethe almost raw cactus blossom, the fresh vegetables that were so fresh they were hard, cold and left behind with not one piece being eaten, to my ribs being colder than my steak fries to our server not even dropping off ribs wipes when we were ready to go. She was so MIA I had to ask my husband had he seen her when 20 minutes passed without a sighting of her. She never dropped off our check so I finally just paid using the tablet. She only got a 20% tip because I was tired of waiting & didn't feel like calculating less. I told her we were celebrating our 39th anniversary & that barely got a congratulations. We won't be back. When we spend $70 with half of the meal not being worth $30 bucks, that's a sign they're not worthy of a return visit. Phyla should consider staying home when she's not in the mood to work. And her manager should consider having a chat with her amd the kitchen.

First things first: be prepared to spend some money…read more Second: do not expect fine dining. You can spend the same amount at places like Ruth's Chris, Sullivan's, or Angus Barn and get nicer décor and a more polished atmosphere. If you come to Beefmastor Inn expecting an upscale experience, you'll likely be disappointed -- and you'll probably complain about the tight seating, the long wait, the plastic tablecloths, or the iceberg lettuce. That said, Beefmastor has a charm that's hard to deny -- even if it can feel off-putting at first. The place is small and spartan. On busy nights, you will wait. You might end up seated near the bathroom. It's not intimate, and it's not glamorous. What it is, however, is the polar opposite of pretentious. Every inch of the place feels like old-school North Carolina: cinderblock walls, checkered plastic tablecloths, cottage cheese and raisins on the salad bar. The food is straightforward and unembellished. To be honest, I've had better steaks. I ordered the 10 oz., and it was a bit inconsistent -- velvety in parts, gristly in others, and slightly under-seasoned. But what I appreciated most was the feeling of stepping into a time machine. It felt like a snapshot of a different era -- before towns like Wilson faded and before chain restaurants took over every strip mall. Beefmastor Inn isn't perfect. My meal wasn't perfect. The service wasn't perfect. And it's not cheap. Still, I genuinely enjoyed the experience, and I think it's worth visiting at least once. If you have boomer family members, I can almost guarantee they'll absolutely love it.

Absolutely DELICIOUS! Don't let the modest exterior fool you. Best meal I've had in a while…read more Impeccable service and great experience!

Absolutely the worst filet I have ever been served. The salad bar was excellent and so was the…read moreservice.

We stopped here on a whim while heading to the beach. We didn't want fast food and figured we'd…read moregive it a try. Walked in around 630 and was seated pretty quickly. We were put in a back room with a large party that came in later, but they were not an issue. Our waiter, George was excellent. He was able to handle our needs and that of the party with no issues. My wife and I split the 12 oz ribeye for two, and it comes with a salad and potato for both of you. Plus the salad bar is all you can eat. Plus they bring you rolls. And there's clam chowder available at the salad bar also. With two teas, our bill was $54. In today's world, that's pretty good. Overall food was great and we would definitely come back.

On a recent road-trip to Goldsboro, NC we stopped in Dunn for dinner. The Butcher's Table was…read morelisted in the top 3 places to eat and this place deserves every ! The atmosphere may be rather nondescript and the menu is only 1 page, but it didn't take long to know they focused on the main thing --the best steak I've ever eaten! Our server, Ashley, was very attentive and knowledgeable about every cut and how it was prepared. We will definitely be back for another meal, but will also come early to shop the butcher shop to take something home.

After hearing about this place for a long time, my boyfriend finally took me here for my birthday…read moredinner! It was delicious! The blooming onion was so sweet and the sauce was great. I had the filet and he had the ribeye. The Rum Runner was on point. Whatever seasoning they use for the steaks is stellar, we didn't even use steak sauce. Sides were yummy, and we only had a 15 min wait. They have limited hours and don't take reservations, but you can call ahead and tell them you're coming to get on the list. Definitely eating here again!

Many visits over many decades, and it's time to calibrate the full experience from my last visit…read more Food is first. As an example, the Prime Rib is good, but it should be and could be excellent. Seasoning and preparation, need to be revisited. One thing completely missing is menu variety. Adding a "Chef's Special" would be a good way to start. Service has always been excellent. Ambiance needs attention., as some areas are not up to what one expects in a $60+/person dinner tab. The overall experience is "almost" memorable, and with some modest changes, it could be always memorable. I am great supporter of "The Squire", and only give these suggestions to make it even better. I look forward to reviewing with a 5-Star rating. But today, only 3-Stars is a fair assessment.

The ambience is great! The food is absolutely horrible. Picture of our stuffed mushrooms . The…read morefillet mignon was not a fillet mignon. Staff were friendly and we loved our room. I would definitely recommend for the wine and the stay but not the restaurant.

Absolutely delicious. Filet cooked to perfection. Advise making a reservation on weekends.read more

Best filet I've had in a long time & by far the best in the Goldsboro / four oaks area. The filet…read moretruly melted in my mouth. Staff was very attentive and quick. Lighting was moody which I loved. Usually my phone eats first, but this filet didn't even stand a chance once it was placed in front of me. Can't wait to go back!

This is my second year to celebrate my birthday here at LongHorn. I appreciate that they offered…read moreme a free dessert with the purchase of a dinner. Since I had a wonderful experience last time I treated myself to another wonderful dinner. I was welcomed at the door with a friendly smile and seated in Malikai's section. What a sweet young man. Very attentive and really wanted to make sure I was happy. I ordered a beer ($3.49), great price. I ordered the sirloin & shrimp and picked a salad and baked potato as my sides. The salad came in a cold bowl and was fresh and crisp. The shrimp was seasoned very well and the baked potato had a salty outside and was served "all the way". So good. The meat was a little dry but that was probably my fault. I ordered a 6 oz and probably should have ordered it MR. The seasoning is was good but because it was a smaller cut, cooking it at medium dried it out a little. For my free dessert I got the chocolate cake with ice cream again. Now, this is way to much food for one person, so I ate the shrimp, all the salad and the ice cream. I brought home the steak, the potato and cake. Lunch for the next day. Yeah! Longhorn was warm and inviting. The restaurant was busy at 3 in the afternoon on a Saturday. I was welcomed by the manager who was so easy to talk to and who ended up making this an even better birthday by paying for my meal. Thank you Tonya. If you have not been to this Longhorn you are missing out on a very nice experience. Kudos and 5 stars all around. June 2026

The Longhorn Steakhouse was within walking distance of the Courtyard in Jacksonville, NC, so I…read moreended up dining there. They have a call-ahead feature that I used online as I was leaving to walk over, so I didn't have much of a wait. It was a busy place, so I think I would have had at least an hour wait otherwise. They gave me a pretty big booth, too and didn't make me wait for a smaller table. It was a nice and clean environment. The decor is western with skulls, artwork and leather. There were plenty of staff members, and they worked together to keep things running smoothly. My waiter was friendly and attentive. I got the filet mignon with a baked potato and a strawberry salad. I had iced tea here, and they even gave me one to take with me. The filet and the potato were so filling that I saved the salad for breakfast the next day. It was still very good. I did have some there at first. Then bread was provided too. Even though I am not fond of chains, Longhorn Steakhouse is one of the better ones.