Hurt While Dining at Texas Roadhouse? What Miami Victims Need to Know

If you were seriously injured at a Texas Roadhouse in Miami, whether from a slip-and-fall, parking lot hazard, or another dangerous condition, you may be entitled to compensation. Florida’s premises liability laws protect people who are hurt due to a business’s negligence. An Miami personal injury lawyer can help you recover damages for your medical bills, lost wages, and more. Call Wolfson & Leon at 305-285-1115 for a free consultation.

Miami’s restaurant scene is always buzzing, especially in high-traffic areas where both tourists and locals gather. In neighborhoods with high foot traffic, restaurant accidents are more likely due to overcrowded conditions, rushed staff, or poor maintenance.

Some of the busiest Miami ZIP codes for restaurants and tourism include:

• 33139 – South Beach
• 33130 – Downtown/Brickell
• 33132 – Bayside Park/Arena District
• 33127 – Wynwood
• 33134 – Coral Gables
• 33144 – West Miami
• 33176 – Kendall

Restaurants in these ZIP codes, including chains like Texas Roadhouse, must take extra care to ensure guests’ safety. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen.

Texas Roadhouse is known for its lively atmosphere, free peanuts, country-style décor, and hand-cut steaks. Many locations feature line dancing servers, birthday saddle rides, and a high volume of foot traffic—factors that can increase accident risk.

Common reasons accidents occur at Texas Roadhouse include:

• Peanut shells or food on the floor causing slips
• Crowded waiting areas or walkways
• Dim lighting or decorative floor mats
• Loud music or dancing that distracts staff or guests

If you were injured at one of these restaurants, you may have a case:

1. Texas Roadhouse – Hialeah
   • 1750 W 49th St, Hialeah, FL 33012
2. Texas Roadhouse – Miami (Flagami)
   • 8510 NW 13th Terrace, Miami, FL 33126
3. Texas Roadhouse – Homestead
   • 33250 S Dixie Hwy, Homestead, FL 33034

People are often surprised by how many ways injuries can happen in a restaurant. These are some of the most common causes of restaurant-related injuries:

1. Slip and falls – Spilled drinks, food, or greasy floors.
2. Trip and falls – Uneven flooring, mats, or poorly placed furniture.
3. Parking lot accidents – Potholes, poor lighting, or lack of signage.
4. Burns or scalds – From hot plates, spilled coffee, or steam.
5. Lack of security – Assaults or robberies in poorly monitored areas.

Injuries from restaurant accidents can range from mild to life-changing. Common injuries include:

• Sprains or broken bones
• Concussions or traumatic brain injuries
• Spinal injuries
• Burns and lacerations
• Permanent disability or scarring

If you were hurt due to a restaurant’s negligence, you may be entitled to:

• Medical bills (past and future)
• Lost wages (including missed work or reduced earning capacity)
• Pain and suffering
• Rehabilitation or therapy costs
• Punitive damages, in rare cases of gross negligence

Under Florida’s premises liability law, restaurant owners have a duty of care to maintain safe conditions for guests. To file a successful claim, you generally need to prove:

1. The restaurant knew or should have known about the hazard
2. They failed to fix or warn about the danger
3. That failure caused your injury

This means if you're more than 50% at fault, you may not recover compensation. And now, you have just 2 years to file most personal injury claims in Florida.

Taking the right steps after an accident is crucial. If you were injured at a Texas Roadhouse, follow these steps:

1. Get medical attention immediately – Even if the injury seems minor.
2. Report the incident to the restaurant manager.
3. Take photos or video of the scene, your injuries, and any hazard.
4. Get contact info from witnesses who saw what happened.
5. Don’t give a recorded statement to the restaurant’s insurance company.
6. Call a personal injury lawyer – like Wolfson & Leon – to protect your rights.

Every case is different. Compensation depends on the severity of your injury, your medical bills, and how your life was affected. Some clients receive tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.

In most cases, you now have 2 years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. Don’t wait - evidence can disappear quickly.

Yes. Proving a restaurant was negligent can be complex. A lawyer can collect evidence, negotiate with insurance, and fight for your full compensation.

Possibly. Under Florida’s modified comparative fault rule, you can still recover damages if you were less than 51% at fault.

If you or someone you love was seriously hurt at a Texas Roadhouse or any restaurant in Miami, don’t deal with it alone. At Wolfson & Leon, we've been helping accident victims across Florida since 1963. We know how to fight for the compensation you deserve.

Call 305-285-1115 now for a free consultation. Let us help you get back on your feet.