Kentucky’s Best ‘Cheap’ Steakhouse Has Multiple Locations

It's hard to pass up a good steak, especially when you get generous portions of steak at affordable prices.

It's no surprise that going out to eat nowadays can get pretty expensive, especially if you are feeding the whole family. That bill can get pretty pricey, no matter where you go. That's especially true with steakhouses. While I love a good steakhouse, being able to afford to take the whole family out for steak can be challenging. I mean, the price of meat has jumped a lot within the past couple of years, so it's nearly as challenging to afford to buy a steak to make at home as it is to be able to afford to order one at a restaurant.

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That being said, sometimes it's nice to treat yourself to a nice dinner where you don't have to take the time to cook and dirty up any dishes. Personally, I would never turn down a good steak.  According to a survey in this Fox News story, I'm not alone. The survey says that steak is America's favorite meal, and steak is also what nearly 66 percent of Americans say they would have as their LAST meal too.

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Best Cheap Steakhouse in Kentucky

Cheapism recently released its list of the best cheap steakhouses in each state. The website says that many restaurants offer generous portions of steak at affordable prices, along with traditional meals or lunch specials. Now, when it comes to what was chosen as Kentucky's best "cheap" steakhouse, it doesn't have just one location; there are multiple locations throughout the state. Eleven to be exact.

According to Cheapism, the best "cheap" steakhouse in Kentucky is none other than Cattleman's Roadhouse!

Here's what Cheapism had to say about Cattleman's Roadhouse:

“Cattleman’s Roadhouse” has multiple locations throughout Kentucky and has managed to remain affordable in its food category. It’s another restaurant known for its generous portions, which has garnered positive reviews on social media. Those who dine there recommend the Bourbon Glazed Sirloin and the baked sweet potato.

 

I'm not going to lie, the menu does look pretty good. While I would be inclined to order the ribeye, I can see this as a place where I would want to try multiple menu items rather than the same thing every time I visit. What about you, though? Have you been to Cattleman's Roadhouse? If so, what did you think? Do you think it's worthy of being on this list?