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Updated August 23, 2026

Texas Roadhouse Price Increase 2026What Changed, Why & Today's Real Menu Prices

Texas Roadhouse quietly raised prices again in 2026. Here's exactly how much, why it happened, and whether it's still worth it compared to other steakhouse chains.

Texas Roadhouse steak price increase 2026
+1.9% in April 2026+3.6% prior increaseStill Cheaper Than LongHorn
+1.9%
Latest Increase
+6.2%
Commodity Cost Rise
+3.8%
Labor Cost Rise

What Happened: The 2026 Price Increase Explained

Texas Roadhouse raised menu prices by 1.9% in April 2026, following a 3.6% increase in the quarters before that. In the 13 weeks leading up to the latest increase, the company reported that the cost of commodities (beef, produce, and other ingredients) rose roughly 6.2%, while labor costs rose about 3.8%. Both are squeezing margins across the restaurant industry, not just Texas Roadhouse.

The increase was modest and mostly went unnoticed by regular guests. On a $15 entrée, 1.9% works out to roughly an extra 28 cents; on a $60 family dinner, about $1.14 more. Reaction online has been mild, with most diners calling it "expected" given broader inflation trends.

Current Texas Roadhouse Menu Prices (2026)

These are today's real menu prices, pulled from the same live data behind our full menu with prices page. Exact prices vary slightly by state, check your state's menu for local pricing.

Hand-Cut Steaks

Hand-Cut Sirloin 6oz$13.49
New York Strip 12oz$15.99
Dallas Filet 6oz$21.99
Ft. Worth Ribeye 12oz$22.99
Prime Rib 12oz$23.99
Porterhouse T-Bone 23oz$33.99

Ribs & Appetizers

12 Slab Ribs$20.49
Killer Ribs - Full Rack$25.99
Cactus Blossom$5.99
Rattlesnake Bites$8.49
Cheese Fries$6.99
Texas Red Chili Cup$4.99

Chicken & Combos

Chicken Critters$16.99
Grilled BBQ Chicken$16.99
Country Fried Chicken$17.99
Sirloin & Ribs Combo$25.49
Ribeye & Ribs Combo$35.99
Family Sized Ribs$59.99

* Prices reflect the current menu after the 2026 increase. See the full 74+ item menu for every category.

Is Texas Roadhouse Still a Good Deal?

Yes. Despite the increase, Texas Roadhouse remains one of the most affordable steakhouse chains in the country. A dinner for two still averages roughly $38–$52 before drinks and tip, and every entrée still comes with 2 free sides and unlimited fresh-baked rolls.

How to Save Despite the Price Increase

Price Increase: Common Questions

How much did Texas Roadhouse raise prices in 2026?

Texas Roadhouse raised menu prices by 1.9% in April 2026, following a 3.6% increase in prior quarters. On a $15 entrée, that works out to roughly an extra 28 cents; on a $60 family dinner, about $1.14 more.

Why did Texas Roadhouse increase prices?

The company cited rising commodity and labor costs. In the 13 weeks leading up to the increase, the cost of commodities (beef, produce, etc.) rose about 6.2% while labor costs rose about 3.8%, both squeezing margins across the restaurant industry, not just Texas Roadhouse.

Is Texas Roadhouse still cheaper than other steakhouse chains?

Yes. Even after the 2026 increase, Texas Roadhouse remains one of the most affordable steakhouse chains: a dinner for two still averages roughly $38–$52 before drinks and tip, well below competitors like LongHorn Steakhouse. See our full comparison.

Will Texas Roadhouse raise prices again in 2026?

The company hasn't announced further increases, but restaurant pricing typically moves with ongoing commodity and labor cost trends. Check this page or our full menu page for the latest confirmed prices.

Are Texas Roadhouse prices the same at every location?

No. Prices vary by state and even by city due to local labor costs, rent, and taxes. Use our state-by-state menu pages to see prices closest to your actual location.

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