Texas Roadhouse Locations in Tennessee

22 restaurants across 20 cities in Tennessee (TN)

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Tennessee runs 22 Texas Roadhouse locations across all three Grand Divisions: Memphis and Jackson in the west, Nashville's booming ring in the middle, and Knoxville, Chattanooga and the Tri-Cities in the east. Every Tennessee store is below with addresses, today's hours and phone numbers.

All 22 Texas Roadhouse Locations in Tennessee

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About Texas Roadhouse in Tennessee

The Nashville metro is the growth engine, with stores from Murfreesboro to Clarksville riding the population wave. East Tennessee's I-75/I-81 corridor keeps the mountains covered, and the Smoky Mountain tourist towns funnel hungry cabin traffic to the Sevierville-area stores.

In Memphis barbecue country the Roadhouse wisely leads with steak, and the ribs still hold their own with the sweet-glaze crowd. Vols game Saturdays in Knoxville and Broadway tourists in Nashville keep weekend waits honest: use the app waitlist.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Texas Roadhouse locations are in Tennessee?
There are 22 Texas Roadhouse locations across 20 cities in Tennessee.
What cities in Tennessee have a Texas Roadhouse?
Texas Roadhouse is in Knoxville, Alcoa, Antioch, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Cookeville and more.
What are Texas Roadhouse hours in Tennessee?
Most Tennessee 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 Tennessee 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 Tennessee?
Yes, most Tennessee locations offer the Early Dine menu with discounted entrées on weekdays during early hours.
Are there Texas Roadhouse locations near the Smoky Mountains?
Yes, the Sevierville/Pigeon Forge corridor and Knoxville stores serve the mountain tourist traffic, and cabins full of visitors make them among the busiest in the state during peak season.