What Is the Aussie 3-Course Meal?
The Aussie 3-Course is a three-part value menu. Course one is Baked Potato Soup, House Salad or Caesar Salad. Course two is one of the published base entrées or a paid upgrade. Course three is New York-style cheesecake. The current official page lists the offer as dine-in only and notes that prices and participation vary.
Qualifying Entrées
The current official lineup separates included entrées from paid upgrades:
| Tier | Current Published Choices |
|---|---|
| Base choices | Bloomin' Burger, Gold Coast Coconut Shrimp, Grilled Shrimp on the Barbie |
| Possible upgrades | Center-Cut Sirloin, Grilled Chicken on the Barbie, Bloomin' Fried Chicken, Half Rack of Ribs |
How the $14.99 Starting Price Works
The advertised price applies to the base lineup. Premium soup or salad choices and upgraded entrées add to the total. Use this checklist before ordering:
| Decision | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Starter | Whether your soup or salad is included or premium |
| Entrée | Whether it is a base choice or paid upgrade |
| Dessert | The published offer currently specifies cheesecake |
| Restaurant | Local price and participation before visiting |
Fine Print Worth Knowing
- Dine-in only. The current official offer does not advertise takeaway or third-party delivery redemption.
- Upgrades cost more. The $14.99 figure is a starting price, not a fixed price for every entrée.
- Rewards have combining restrictions. Check your member wallet and the offer terms before trying to redeem another discount.
- Participation varies. Confirm the offer at the selected restaurant.
Best 3-Course Combinations for Value
For the lowest listed price, choose an included starter and a base entrée. If steak is your priority, compare the sirloin upgrade against the regular steak menu before ordering. For a lighter combination, start with a side salad and compare nutrition data for the eligible entrées available at your location.
Verify the Offer Before You Visit
Review the official Aussie 3-Course offer after choosing a restaurant. Outback publishes $14.99 as a starting price, while some locations show a higher local starting price. The official page also confirms that this offer is dine-in only and that participation varies.