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Texas Roadhouse Menu Prices & Calories (Updated September 2026)

Last updated: September 18, 2026

Texas Roadhouse is known for one thing above all else: hand-cut steaks, grilled to order, backed by fall-off-the-bone ribs and warm rolls with cinnamon butter. This guide to Texas Roadhouse menu prices lays out the full menu with real prices and calories for every category — steaks, ribs, chicken, combos, family packs, margaritas, and more — so you know exactly what you’re ordering and what it costs before you sit down.

Quick answer: A Texas Roadhouse entree typically runs $14.49 to $35.99, and most dinners come with two made-from-scratch sides plus free fresh-baked rolls. The cheapest steak is the 6 oz Hand-Cut Sirloin at $14.49 (250 cal); the priciest plate is the 23 oz Porterhouse T-Bone at $35.99 (1,040 cal). Prices vary by location — the numbers below are national reference prices to help you plan.

Menu Prices at a Glance {#at-a-glance}

Category	Items	Price Range
Appetizers	10	$3.99 – $14.49
Hand-Cut Steaks	8	$14.49 – $35.99
Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs	3	$19.99 – $64.99
Chicken	6	$14.49 – $17.49
Seafood	2	$16.49
Country Dinners	4	$14.49 – $17.49
Texas-Size Combos	9	$19.10 – $33.49
Family Packs	5	$39.99 – $54.99
Desserts	2	$8.99
Legendary Margaritas	10	$7.99 – $9.99
Beverages	12	$2.99 – $8.99

Most dinner entrées include two sides of your choice and unlimited fresh-baked rolls with cinnamon butter for dine-in guests — factor that in when you compare Texas Roadhouse menu prices against a plate that comes with nothing extra.

Appetizers {#appetizers}

The Cactus Blossom is the one nearly every table orders before they’ve even opened the rest of the menu — a colossal fried onion that’s become as much a signature as the steaks. From there, Texas Roadhouse menu prices for starters range from a $3.99 bowl of chili to a shareable plate built for three or four people.

Best value: the Texas Red Chili Cup at $3.99 and 210 calories — the lowest-priced, lowest-calorie item on the entire menu.

Hand-Cut Steaks {#steaks}

Every steak is cut in-house rather than arriving pre-portioned — each Texas Roadhouse location keeps its own butcher on site. On Texas Roadhouse menu prices, the Sirloin is the entry point most guests order first; the Ribeye and Porterhouse sit at the top for bigger appetites.

Leanest option: the 6oz Hand-Cut Sirloin at 250 calories before sides. Biggest plate: the 23oz Porterhouse T-Bone, over a pound of steak on the bone.

Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs {#ribs}

Three ways to order the same slow-cooked, hand-rubbed ribs, with Texas Roadhouse menu prices to match: a half rack, a full rack, or the family-size version built for the table.

Chicken {#chicken}

Seven ways to order chicken, priced within a few dollars of each other — the real choice is how it’s cooked, not what you’ll spend. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for chicken are listed with each dish below.

Lightest pick: Herb Crusted Chicken at 260 calories. Richest pick: Country Fried Chicken, nearly double the calories of the grilled version for the same protein.

Seafood {#seafood}

Just two dishes, which says a lot about what kind of restaurant this is — one lighter option, one fried option. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for seafood are listed with each dish below.

Country Dinners {#country-dinners}

The comfort-food end of the menu — generous portions for the money, and usually the cheapest way to leave full outside the Early Dine window. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for country dinners are listed with each dish below.

Texas-Size Combos {#combos}

Combos pair two proteins on one plate — usually ribs with steak or with chicken critters — priced above ordering one entree but below ordering two full separate meals. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for combos are listed with each dish below.

Best value combo: Chicken Critters & Ribs at $19.10 — the lowest-priced way to get two proteins on one plate.

Sides {#sides}

Most dinner entrées come with two sides of your choice, already included in the entree price. A la carte sides typically run $4–$6 if ordered on their own. Calories below are approximate reference values and can shift with toppings like butter, cheese, or gravy. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for sides are listed with each dish below.

Lightest side: Green Beans at roughly 100 calories — the easiest way to swap out a starch without losing a second side.

Family Packs {#family-packs}

Built to feed four to six people from one order — the right comparison isn’t the price tag, it’s what the same food would cost ordered as individual plates. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for family packs are listed with each pack below.

Desserts {#desserts}

Two desserts, both the same price, both big enough that most tables split one. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for desserts are listed with each dish below.

Legendary Margaritas {#margaritas}

There are more margaritas on this menu than there are steaks — ten pours, priced within about two dollars of each other, so the choice is about tequila and flavor, not budget. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for margaritas are listed with each drink below.

Beverages {#beverages}

The largest category by item count — soft drinks, coffee, juice, and a few house-made coolers. Non-alcoholic refills are free, which changes the math on a family bill more than people expect. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for drinks stay at the low end of the menu, from coffee to coolers.

Early Dine Specials {#early-dine}

The cheapest way to eat at Texas Roadhouse — available on weekday afternoons before the dinner rush, typically 3–6 PM, Monday through Thursday. Same great sides, smaller portion, meaningfully lower price than ordering the same dish later in the evening. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for Early Dine are the lowest dinner prices on the menu.

Times and availability vary by restaurant — call ahead if you’re cutting it close.

Lunch & Kids Menu {#lunch-kids}

Many Texas Roadhouse locations run a smaller-portion weekday lunch menu, typically available late morning through mid-afternoon, at prices below the standard dinner lineup. A separate kids menu covers smaller plates for children, usually at a flat lower price point that includes a drink. Both vary by location, so it’s worth checking with your nearest restaurant for exact hours and pricing. Texas Roadhouse menu prices for lunch are lower than the standard dinner lineup.

Calories, Nutrition & Dietary Options {#nutrition}

Two dinners that cost about the same can differ by 700+ calories depending on how they’re cooked — grilled almost always beats fried by a wider margin than portion size alone would suggest. Grilled BBQ Chicken sits at 300 calories; Country Fried Chicken is 500 for the same cut of meat. When you compare Texas Roadhouse menu prices with calories, cooking method matters more than portion size.

Lighter picks:

• 6oz Hand-Cut Sirloin — 250 cal, $14.49 (before sides)
• Herb Crusted Chicken — 260 cal, $16.49
• Grilled Salmon — 580 cal, $16.49

Gluten-conscious options: all hand-cut steaks, Grilled BBQ Chicken, and Grilled Salmon are prepared without obvious gluten ingredients, though cross-contact can happen in a shared kitchen. Ask for the official allergen list before ordering if you have celiac disease or a serious allergy.

Vegetarian options are limited since the menu is built around steak — a House Salad, plain Baked Potato, and steamed vegetables are the most reliable choices, and most other dishes need customization.

How We Verify These Prices {#verify}

Texas Roadhouse menu prices vary by location — a restaurant in a high-rent city market will typically charge more than one in a small town, and the same steak can differ by several dollars between states. The prices in this guide reflect typical national reference pricing and published calorie data, checked against current menu information. Treat them as a planning tool, and confirm the exact total with your local restaurant before ordering, especially for bar drinks, Early Dine specials, and Family Packs, which are not always sold through online ordering.

This page is reviewed and refreshed regularly to reflect current menu pricing and item availability. For more updates, see our blog and the official Texas Roadhouse site.

FAQs {#faqs}

Prices and calories listed are approximate national reference figures based on published menu information and may vary by location, promotion, and time of year. This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Texas Roadhouse, Inc. For exact pricing, confirm with your local restaurant or the official Texas Roadhouse ordering site.