As someone who has been married for over 14 years, I can honestly tell you that date night is something that often gets cancelled because of other activities. I love a good date night but it takes a lot of planning. Now Outback Steakhouse wants to help!
Outback’s New American Romance study uncovered the hard truth behind America’s date night problem – people are too busy for the one they love. More than half of those surveyed said they need at least one date night per month to keep the spark alive, but shockingly 56% can’t remember their last date night! Outback Steakhouse is on a mission to help couples steak out more time for one another by declaring itself the Official Sponsor of Date Night and offering a special weekend deal they can’t refuse.
To answer the public’s date night SOS, Outback is offering steaks that sizzle so plans don’t fizzle. Beginning October 23rd, date night is steak night at Outback.
Or, have your Date Night Meal with
*Ask your server for details.*
**Price, product participation and restaurant hours may vary by location.**
Now you can get $10 off your bottle of wine for date night. Relax and un-wine-d with $10 off select bottles of vino
For couples who have let their busy calendars get in the way of time together, we’re asking them to share a #TBT photo on Facebook that captures that first spark, transporting them back to a moment when even a busy schedule couldn’t come between them.
Plus on Thursday, October 23, a selection of participating fans that recommit to making time for the one they love may win a $50 gift card so they can put a steak in date
night.
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I am thrilled to be an Outback Best Mates ambassador. I have worked for and loved Outback since 1996. While I no longer work for the company, I still enjoy the steak and the cheese fries. And the mini chocolate shakes. Plus the Thunder from Down Under. A lot.
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