Texas Roadhouse Menu Prices by State

Texas Roadhouse does not charge one national price. Of the 111 items we track, 27 cost exactly the same at every one of the 614 restaurants — the Hand-Cut Sirloin, Grilled BBQ Chicken and Grilled Pork Chops are each $14.49 wherever you order them. The rest are set restaurant by restaurant, which is why the same order can cost more across a state line, and sometimes across town.

Compared item for item against the national median, Washington runs about 11% higher, with California and Oregon not far behind. At the other end, North Carolina is about 5% below the national figure, followed by South Carolina and Louisiana. On the date-night order below, that is a $3.10 difference between the dearest and cheapest state. Family packs move furthest of all: the Family Sized Pork Chops costs $25.00 more in California than in Louisiana.

Prices move inside a state too. In Texas, 65 of the 110 items we track are priced differently from one of its 77 restaurants to the next. So before you go, check the restaurant you will actually visit on the store locator, or pick your state in the table above. Every item, with photos and calories, is on the full menu with prices.

The fresh-baked rolls with honey cinnamon butter are the part of a Texas Roadhouse meal most people remember. Early Dine plates, for one, come with two sides and rolls with cinnamon butter, according to Tasting Table. If you want more to take home, an extra order of bread is $2.49 and an extra honey cinnamon butter is $1.99 at the national median. Both are easy to make yourself with our copycat rolls recipe and the honey cinnamon butter, and some grocery stores now stock the frozen rolls.

Ordered on their own, most sides cost $3.49, or up to $3.99 at some restaurants. A house salad is $4.99. Add-ons are where a bill climbs: a grilled shrimp sidekick is $7.99 and a sidekick of ribs $9.99, more than a whole Cactus Blossom at $8.99. If you are counting calories as well as dollars, every side and entrée is listed on our Texas Roadhouse nutrition page, and whether your restaurant still puts out free peanuts is covered on the peanuts page.

Every figure comes from Texas Roadhouse's own ordering system, read at 614 restaurants in 47 states. The latest read was on June 28, 2026. We keep 111 items priced in twenty states or more, and for each state we hold the average, the cheapest restaurant and the dearest restaurant. The national figures are the median of the state averages.

These are averages, not quotes. The restaurant you visit sets its own menu. To order, or to see the menu at one particular restaurant, use the official site, texasroadhouse.com. We are an independent site and are not affiliated with Texas Roadhouse, Inc.