Outback Steakhouse Is Offering 3-Course Meals For Less Than $20

Outback Steakhouse has a deal that’s almost too tempting to ignore. You get a starter, a main course, and dessert all for the price of one. The menu has something for different appetites, with steak, burgers, shrimp, and a sweet treat all on the menu.

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Aussie 3-Course Meal Starts At $15.99

Restaurant dinners can get pretty expensive once the appetizer, main course, and dessert start adding up. Outback Steakhouse is offering a way around that with its Aussie 3-Course Meal, which starts at $15.99.

The restaurant also serves its Honey Wheat Bread before the first course, giving you something to nibble on while waiting for the food to arrive.

The offer is available for a limited time at participating Outback Steakhouse restaurants, and it is for dine-in customers only. Still, I think getting three courses at a steakhouse for a starting price of $15.99 sounds like a pretty good reason to skip cooking for a night.

Course One: Soup Or Salad Gets Things Started

Before the steak hits the table, diners can choose between soup and salad for the first course.

The soup options include Baked Potato Soup, which is a good pick for anyone who prefers something warm and filling. Those who would rather start with something lighter can go for the House Salad or Caesar Salad.

Customers who want to try something different may also be able to upgrade to selected premium soups or side salads for an extra charge. Anyone trying to keep the meal as close to $15.99 as possible should check which options are included at their local restaurant before ordering.

Course Two: Steak, Burgers, And Shrimp Are On The Menu

Now for the main event! Outback’s Aussie 3-Course Meal offers several entrées, so diners don’t have to settle for the same dish.

Steak lovers can go for the 6-ounce Center-Cut Sirloin. It’s a classic steakhouse choice and a big reason this deal could catch the attention of anyone craving a steak dinner without spending too much.

Prefer a burger? The Bloomin’ Burger offers another option for anyone who wants something different from a traditional steak dinner.

Seafood fans have choices, too. The Gold Coast Coconut Shrimp brings a coconut twist to the menu, while the Grilled Shrimp on the Barbie offers another way to enjoy shrimp.

Outback also lists options such as Grilled Chicken on the Barbie, Bloomin’ Fried Chicken, and a Half Rack of Ribs as upgrades. These dishes may cost extra, and the available choices can vary by location.

Course Three: Dessert

Outback is keeping things classic with a slice of cheesecake. The dessert has a creamy filling and a graham cracker crust, with a sweet flavour balanced by a little tanginess. 

Customers who would rather have something else may be able to upgrade to another dessert for an additional charge.

Is The 3-Course Meal Worth It?

For anyone looking to enjoy a restaurant dinner without spending too much, Outback’s Aussie 3-Course Meal is worth considering.

I think the variety is the best thing about the deal. Diners can choose the kind of main course they prefer instead of being limited to a single dish. And with dessert included, there’s less need to spend extra money to round out the meal.

Outback has not mentioned a specific end date on its offer page, but don’t assume the deal will stick around for long.