Last updated: October 2026
Welcome to the Texas Roadhouse Menu Guide
This website is a planning guide for people who love a good steakhouse dinner and like to know what they are ordering before they arrive. We bring the Texas Roadhouse menu together in one place — every dish with its price, calorie count, nutrition breakdown and allergen flags — so you can build your meal, compare options and walk into the restaurant already knowing what sounds good.
A steakhouse menu is long, and the useful details are usually scattered: prices in one place, calories in another, allergen notes somewhere else entirely. We got tired of hunting through PDFs and out-of-date screenshots, so we built the guide we wanted to use ourselves. Whether you are deciding between a 6 oz and an 11 oz sirloin, checking which starters a table can share, or looking for a lighter salad that still feels like a treat, you will find the answer here in a few clicks.
What This Guide Covers
The guide covers the full Texas Roadhouse menu for 2026: 120 items across 17 categories, from the famous fresh-baked rolls and Cactus Blossom to hand-cut steaks, fall-off-the-bone ribs, country dinners, burgers, salads, seafood, kids meals, desserts, legendary margaritas and family packs. Every single item has its own dedicated post with a quick info box (price, calories, servings and category), a full nutrition table, an allergen checklist and four related dishes you may also like.
Alongside the menu itself, the homepage carries a set of practical tools and reference tables — a menu finder, nutrition and allergen lookups, deals and loyalty information, bulk and group order guidance and more — so the answers to the questions guests ask most often are never more than one click away.
| At a Glance | Details |
|---|---|
| Menu items covered | 120 items, each with its own post |
| Categories | 17 — starters, steaks, ribs, chicken, combos, burgers, salads, seafood, sides, kids, desserts, drinks and more |
| Prices | Reference prices for 2026, starting from $1.99 |
| On every item page | Price, calories, servings, nutrition table, allergen information and related items |
| Extra guides | Allergen chart, promotions, family activities, group orders, loyalty rewards, franchising and quality notes |
How to Use This Site
The site is designed to be quick on a phone in a parking lot and comfortable on a laptop at home. Most visitors use it in one of these ways:
- Browse by category: scroll the homepage menu, where each category has its own heading and every dish shows its price and calories at a glance.
- Search the menu: use the search box or the Menu Finder tool to jump straight to a dish by name.
- Open the full post: tap View Details on any item to see its nutrition table, allergen checklist, servings and similar dishes.
- Check before you order: use the Nutrition Information and Allergen Information tools to compare dishes against your dietary needs.
- Plan a group visit: the family packs, bulk order and promotions tables help you estimate the cost of feeding a crowd.
Where Our Prices and Calories Come From
Our figures are researched reference values. We compile prices and calories from publicly available menu listings, the restaurant’s published nutrition information where it exists, and cross-checks between multiple locations, then record the most representative figure for each item. When several sources disagree, we note the value that appears most consistently and treat the rest as local variation.
One honest warning: Texas Roadhouse prices genuinely do vary. Locations are spread across many states, most are franchised, and a steak that costs one amount in Texas may cost more in California or New York. Treat every price here as a reliable planning estimate — usually right, sometimes a little different at your local restaurant — rather than a promise. The menu board at the restaurant is always the final word.
Our Accuracy and Editorial Process
Keeping 120 dishes accurate is an ongoing job, not a one-time task. Our process looks like this:
- Cross-checking: new or changed figures are compared against more than one source before they are published.
- Honest labelling: where the restaurant does not publish exact nutrition sub-values (fat, sodium, protein and so on), the numbers on the item page are standard-recipe estimates and are labelled as estimates under the table.
- Regular reviews: the menu is reviewed in cycles through the year, and sooner whenever the restaurant announces seasonal items or price changes.
- Reader corrections: guests who spot a different price at their location can tell us through the Contact page, and verified corrections are worked into the next update.
Why We Built This Guide
A Texas Roadhouse visit is an occasion — birthdays, family dinners, Friday nights after a long week. Planning it well makes it better: knowing the Early Dine window can save money, knowing which sides are shareable stops over-ordering, and knowing the calorie and allergen picture in advance means nobody at the table is guessing. We built this guide for the five minutes before the visit, so the rest of the evening takes care of itself.
An Independent Guide, Not the Restaurant
To be completely clear: this is an unofficial, independent guide created by fans of the menu. We are not Texas Roadhouse, Inc., we do not work for the company, and this site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the restaurant. We cannot take reservations, place orders, sell gift cards or resolve complaints about a specific visit — for all of those, please contact the restaurant or its official website directly. What we can do is keep this menu guide accurate, fast and genuinely useful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the official Texas Roadhouse website?
No. This is an independent menu guide. The official company website is the place for reservations, online ordering, gift cards and company news; this site exists purely to help you browse the menu, prices, calories and nutrition in one convenient place.
Will the price at my local restaurant match the price shown here?
Usually it will be the same or very close, but not always. Prices vary by state, city and franchise operator, and they change over time. Use our figures to plan and budget, then confirm on the menu at your location.
Where do the nutrition numbers come from, and are they exact?
Calorie totals come from published menu and nutrition sources. Some sub-values, such as sodium or protein for individual dishes, are standard-recipe estimates where exact figures are not published; those tables are labelled as estimates so you can judge how much weight to give them.
How often is the menu updated?
We review the menu in cycles during the year and update individual items whenever we verify a change or a reader correction checks out. The date at the top of this page shows when these important pages were last reviewed.
Can I book a table or order takeout through this site?
No — we are a guide, not the restaurant, so we cannot take bookings or orders. Your local restaurant or the official website will handle both, and waitlist options vary by location.
Get in Touch
Spotted a price that has changed at your location, a dish we describe badly, or a new item we have not added yet? We genuinely want to hear it — reader corrections are a big part of how this guide stays accurate. Head to the Contact Us page, tell us the item and what you saw, and we will review it. Thank you for helping keep the guide useful for the next hungry visitor.