Texas Roadhouse Costco appears alongside verification prompts and browser notice
texas roadhouse costco shows up in recent headlines and on-site messages that include three short web notices: "Verifying Device", "Just a moment... ", and "Your browser is not supported | tennessean. com. " These items appeared alongside coverage that names an April 6 opening and construction in Mt. Juliet.
Short verification messages on the web
Two standalone page titles — "Verifying Device" and "Just a moment... " — are visible as brief verification prompts on separate pages. The first title appears as "Verifying Device" and is listed with the source The Sun; the second appears as "Just a moment... " and is listed with the source Rolling Out. Each title functions as a concrete site prompt for readers encountering those pages.
Texas Roadhouse Costco and a prominent browser notice
The third page title reads "Your browser is not supported | tennessean. com" and carries a message that spells out why a reader might see the notice: "tennessean. com wants to ensure the best experience for all of our readers, so we built our site to take advantage of the latest technology, making it faster and easier to use. Unfortunately, your browser is not supported. Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on tennessean. com" That full statement appears on the page listed with the source The Tennessean.
Headlines link the coverage to an opening and a location
Separate published headlines connect the online notices to local retail and restaurant news. One headline states "Texas Roadhouse inches closer to April 6 opening as it makes Costco move, " which names April 6 as the opening date. Another headline reads "What Texas Roadhouse and Costco have brilliantly in common. " A third headline is "Texas Roadhouse under construction in Mt. Juliet sets opening date, " which identifies Mt. Juliet as the construction location. Those three headlines drive the current angle and place the verification pages and the browser notice alongside coverage of a planned opening and local work in Mt. Juliet.
How the pieces line up on readers' screens
Visitors trying to access the pages may encounter the short prompts "Verifying Device" or "Just a moment... " or the longer browser-support message on the tennessean. com page. The tennessean. com notice explicitly invites readers to "download one of these browsers for the best experience on tennessean. com. " The presence of those exact titles and the browser text are the concrete on-page elements available in the material reviewed.
What comes next
The set of headlines ties a concrete next event — an April 6 opening date — to a Texas Roadhouse under construction in Mt. Juliet. Beyond those named headlines and the captured web messages, the next confirmed item is the April 6 opening date noted in the headline. Any other scheduling details or operational plans are unclear in the provided context.
