Outback Steakhouse  -  Outback meal (food poisoning) vero beach route 60 location (see complaint 04/20/2022)

I think we should find more ground for an apology after my families experience. As the Director of Social / Digital Marketing for a franchised international company my ability to reach a large audience of consumers, many in the hospitality business have already begun to trend. Here is a small sample from Facebook followers:

Thomas Joe Cruz-Wiggins

Set them straight. Stick to steaks next time use it as bait without a taste when color is off so is your fate. Keep the rotten [censored] off my plate then no mistake.

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Sherry Cochran

Good for you. Stand up for yourself and the good ppl of vero that might feel the need to eat there and they too become sick.

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Lisa Confer Russell

So sorry Aaron! Looks like they tried to overcook it to hide it was bad.

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Jessica James Reinhold

I’d call their corporate office. Apparently their general manager does not have the proper training.

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Lanya Griggs

Good for you! So not professional, nor concerned! I would definitely take it higher up the corporate chain

I am so sorry that this happened to you and your wife!… See more

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Peter Bryan

Way to stand up. Too bad you had to get sick. Please let us know if you get a response.

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Charlie Boza

Good for you

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Lacy Crider Holtzworth

Bummer. I tried to eat at one of our favorite restaurants last Friday and couldn't get a table for 2 hours, so we ordered takeout waited another hour and they informed us that they forgot to submit the order. The restaurant industry is floundering..… See more

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Kelly Rocheford

Good for you Aaron D'Amico. Being a restaurant manager for nearly 30 years, that General Manager handled that horribly. Feel better my friend. I am going to share your story.

I need more than an apology at this point so a full refund of the meal and tip is now requested. Thank you.