9 Steakhouse Chain Desserts Worth Saving Room For - Tasting Table

"Picture this: You're out to dinner, and you've sufficiently wined and dined. You've indulged in everything from bread and appetizers to sizable entrees and side dishes - with drinks to polish everything off, of course. Then, your server saunters back over to ask you one of the most difficult questions of the night: "Did we save room for dessert?" It's the age-old restaurant question. One that's often met with scoffs from the majority of the table, who have already pushed their stomachs to the limit."

"Many chain steakhouses are quietly serving up indulgences that are more than worthy of a taste - or perhaps even an order to finish off every single visit. From chocolatey masterpieces to fruity pies to sugar-crusted crème brûlées, we've rounded up a list of nine of the absolute best sweet finales from some of the most prominent chain steakhouses. Customers say they're too tasty to skip - the kind of desserts that make saying "yes" to that last question a no-brainer."

"When you're traversing through the Outback, you have to dessert like the Aussies do. At the chain steakhouse, that means ending your meal with a sweet treat like a slice of triple-layer carrot cake, a chocolate tower for two, or the salted caramel cookie skillet. However, if you're on the hunt for the tastiest indulgence on the menu, you have to go with the Chocolate Thunder from Down Under."

Many chain steakhouses serve indulgent desserts that can tempt diners to save room despite large meals. Offerings include chocolate masterpieces, fruity pies, and sugar-crusted crème brûlées. Popular menu items range from triple-layer carrot cake and chocolate towers to salted caramel cookie skillets. Outback Steakhouse's Chocolate Thunder from Down Under features a pecan-studded brownie topped with vanilla ice cream and additional toppings. A curated list highlights nine standout sweet finales from prominent chains that customers frequently deem too tasty to skip. Servers often ask whether patrons saved room for dessert; these decadent options commonly prompt affirmative responses.

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