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Texas Roadhouse FAQ — Every Question Answered

Everything people ask about Texas Roadhouse, answered in one place — from prices and reservations to the free rolls and the birthday saddle. Can't find your question? The menu, hours and locator pages have deeper detail on each topic.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Texas Roadhouse prices like?
Most entrées run $10–$25. Steaks start around $13–$15 (6 oz sirloin) up to ~$25 (16 oz ribeye), all with two sides. See the full menu with prices.
Does Texas Roadhouse take reservations?
No traditional reservations — use Call Ahead Seating or join the Waitlist in the app to cut your wait.
Are the rolls really free?
Yes — fresh-baked rolls with cinnamon honey butter are complimentary and refillable when dining in.
What is Early Dine?
Weekday early-hours discounts (typically Mon–Thu until 6 PM) on select full entrées with two sides. Details here.
How many locations are there?
731+ locations across 50 states — find yours with the store locator.
Does Texas Roadhouse deliver?
To-Go and curbside are available everywhere via the website/app; DoorDash delivery varies by location. Delivery guide.
Do kids eat free?
Some locations run kids-eat-free nights on select weekdays — it varies by store, so call ahead. The kids menu runs $6–$9.
What is the birthday saddle?
Tell your server it's your birthday and you can sit on the famous wooden saddle for a whole-restaurant YEE-HAW. Free, and gloriously embarrassing. Birthday rewards.
Do gift cards expire?
No — Texas Roadhouse gift cards never expire and carry no fees. Gift card guide.
Is Texas Roadhouse open on Thanksgiving or Christmas?
No — closed both days. See holiday hours for the full calendar.
What is the most popular thing to order?
The Cactus Blossom to start, a Hand-Cut Sirloin or Ft. Worth Ribeye with a loaded baked potato, and the Big Ol' Brownie to finish.
Is this the official Texas Roadhouse website?
No — TexasRoadhousePrices.us is an independent fan resource for menu prices and locations. For orders and official info, visit texasroadhouse.com.