Texas Roadhouse Locations in California
24 restaurants across 24 cities in California (CA)
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California has 24 Texas Roadhouse locations, concentrated where the state eats like the heartland: the Inland Empire, the Central Valley from Bakersfield to Sacramento, and the San Diego suburbs. Coastal LA and San Francisco proper stay thin, which makes the valley stores the busiest Roadhouses west of Texas. All California locations are listed below.
All 24 Texas Roadhouse Locations in California
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About Texas Roadhouse in California
Riverside and San Bernardino counties carry the core cluster, with Fresno, Modesto and Sacramento holding the valley line. For value-hunting Californians, a $14.49 hand-cut sirloin with two sides reads like a typo next to coastal steakhouse prices, and the dining rooms show it.
Expect earlier crowds than the Midwest: California stores fill from 5 PM. Early Dine until 6 PM still applies on weekdays, and the Legendary Margarita program does its best business in the state that takes margaritas seriously.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Texas Roadhouse locations are in California?
There are 24 Texas Roadhouse locations across 24 cities in California.
What cities in California have a Texas Roadhouse?
Texas Roadhouse is in Bakersfield, Camarillo, Citrus Heights, Corona, El Cajon, Elk Grove and more.
What are Texas Roadhouse hours in California?
Most California locations open in the afternoon on weekdays and around 11 AM on weekends, closing between 9 and 10 PM. Check each location card above for exact hours.
Does Texas Roadhouse in California take reservations?
Texas Roadhouse does not take traditional reservations, but you can use Call Ahead Seating or join the online waitlist to shorten your wait.
Is there an early dine menu in California?
Yes, most California locations offer the Early Dine menu with discounted entrées on weekdays during early hours.
Why are there few Texas Roadhouse locations in LA and San Francisco?
Real-estate costs and the chain's suburban big-parking-lot format keep stores in the Inland Empire, Central Valley and outer suburbs rather than the urban cores. The locator finds the nearest one to any coastal address.