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Texas Roadhouse Takeout Menu: Complete To-Go Ordering Guide

Texas Roadhouse Takeout Menu: use the current menu to plan a to-go order, compare which foods travel well, and verify the selected restaurant’s takeout availability, modifiers, price and pickup time.

Reviewed August 11, 2026•Source-checked guide

Quick answer: Most of the regular menu can go home with you, but not everything travels equally well. Ribs, pulled pork, grilled chicken and salads hold up nicely. Fries and crisp fried food fade fast, and a steak needs a short drive. Order from your exact restaurant, time pickup for when you can leave, and check the final cart before you pay. As of October 2026, prices vary by location. This page is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Texas Roadhouse.

Texas Roadhouse takeout menu meal packed in to-go containers
A takeout steakhouse dinner packed and ready for the ride home.

Start with the exact restaurant

Important: To-go availability, pickup timing and final prices are restaurant-specific. The global menu provides item names, but the selected restaurant order flow controls what can be ordered for pickup today.
Foods with separate sauces or toppings can be easier to manage for travel; steaks, fries and fried foods can change in texture over time. Use pickup timing and customization options rather than assuming dine-in presentation will be identical after a long drive.
Step Action
1 Select the exact restaurant in the official locator.
2 Open its current menu/order flow.
3 Match item, portion, sides and modifiers.
4 Confirm availability, price and timing.
5 Review final cart, taxes and channel-specific fees.

Current menu catalogue for planning

Menu category Current official item names Planning range / price check
Just For Starters Cactus Blossom®, Fried Pickles, Rattlesnake Bites, Tater Skins, Boneless Buffalo Wings, Combo Appetizer, Cheese Fries, Killer Ribs, Texas Red Chili about $6–$16
Hand-Cut Steaks Hand-Cut Sirloin, New York Strip, Dallas Filet, Ft. Worth Ribeye, Bone-In Ribeye, Road Kill, Steak Kabob, Prime Rib, Filet Medallions, Porterhouse T-Bone about $13–$40
Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs 1/2 Slab Ribs, Full Slab Ribs about $18–$32
Texas Size Combos Grilled BBQ Chicken & Sirloin 6oz, Chicken Critters® & Ribs, Chicken Critters® & Sirloin 6oz, Sirloin & Ribs, Ribeye 12oz & Ribs, Filet 6oz & Ribs about $20–$34
Dockside Favorites Grilled Salmon, Fried Catfish about $17–$28
Chicken Specialties Country Fried Chicken, Chicken Critters®, Smothered Chicken, Herb Crusted Chicken, Grilled BBQ Chicken, Portobello Mushroom Chicken about $14–$22
Country Dinners Grilled Pork Chops, Pulled Pork Dinner, Country Fried Sirloin, Beef Tips, Country Vegetable Plate about $14–$23
Salads Grilled Chicken Salad, Grilled Salmon Salad, Chicken Caesar Salad, Salmon Caesar Salad, Chicken Critter Salad, Steakhouse Filet Salad, House Salad, Caesar Salad about $11–$24
Burgers & Sandwiches All-American Cheeseburger, Bacon Cheeseburger, Smokehouse Burger, Pulled Pork Sandwich, BBQ Chicken Sandwich, Mushroom Jack Chicken Sandwich about $12–$19
Sides & Extras Baked Potato, Sweet Potato, Steak Fries, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Seasoned Corn, Mac & Cheese, House Salad, Caesar Salad, Seasoned Rice, Sauteed Mushrooms, Sauteed Onions, Steamed Vegetables, Texas Red Chili, Applesauce, Sidekick of Ribs about $3–$8
Kids & Ranger Meals Mini-Cheeseburgers, Jr. Chicken Tenders, Grilled Chicken, Lil' Dillo Steak Bites, Macaroni and Cheese, All-Beef Hot Dog, Ranger Meal - Chicken Critters® Basket, Ranger Meal - Andy's Steak, Ranger Meal - Ranger Rib Basket about $6–$14
Beverages 20oz Fountain Drinks, 20 oz Lemonade, 20 oz Iced Tea, 20 oz Sweet Tea, Bottled Water, Mix & Match Tea or Lemonade about $3–$5
Desserts Granny's Apple Classic, Strawberry Cheesecake, Big Ol' Brownie about $7–$10
Margaritas House Rocks Margarita, House Frozen Margarita, The Legend Margarita, Fruity Margarita, Mango Margarita, Hurricane Margarita, Sangria Margarita about $7–$16
Cocktails Cactus Water, Tito's & Soda, Porch Rocker, Old Fashioned, Gin Blossom, Long Island Iced Tea (L.I.T.), Top Shelf L.I.T., Southern Whiskey L.I.T., Texas Peach Fuzz, Island Cooler, Jamaican Cowboy about $8–$14
Beer Budweiser, Bud Light, Miller Lite, Coors Light, Michelob Ultra, Heineken, Sam Adams Boston Lager, Sam Adams Seasonal, Corona Extra, Stella Artois, Modelo Especial, Blue Moon, Angry Orchard Hard Cider, Heineken 0.0 about $5–$9
Wine Josh® Cabernet, Meiomi® Pinot Noir, Dark Horse® Cabernet, Ecco Domani® Pinot Grigio, Nobilo® Sauvignon Blanc, Barefoot® Moscato about $7–$13 per glass

What travels well, and what really does not

Takeout has one enemy: time. In a closed container, steam works on your food, and the crispy stuff pays first. Ribs are the safest order in the building. A Half Slab or Full Slab, about $18 to $32, stays juicy in its own sauce and reheats without a fight. Pulled pork is the same story. Grilled BBQ Chicken, Herb Crusted Chicken and the Grilled Salmon all ride home well, and baked potatoes are close to indestructible.
Takeout box with ribs, chicken tenders and fries
Takeout box with ribs, chicken tenders and fries.
The fragile list is short but real. Steak fries go soft within about 15 minutes. Fried Pickles and Rattlesnake Bites lose their crunch on drives past 20 minutes, unless sauces ride on the side and you crack the container lid. Steaks are the judgment call: fine for a 10 minute drive, especially cooked a touch under your usual preference, since the steak keeps cooking in the box. For a 45 minute drive, you are eating leftovers, not dinner.

Game plans for three kinds of night

Family night. Build around one Texas Size Combo, at about $20 to $34, add a Pulled Pork Sandwich or two, and let everyone share sides. Kids and Ranger Meals at about $6 to $14 keep the total sane, and one big House Salad covers the vegetable argument for the whole table.
Family takeout dinner unpacked at home with steaks and salads
Family takeout dinner unpacked at home with steaks and salads.
Game day. Think finger food that survives halftime. Boneless Buffalo Wings, a Combo Appetizer and a Sidekick of Ribs give you variety without fragile fried items, and Texas Red Chili can sit warm for hours. Teas and lemonades run about $3 to $5 each, so grab extras. Solo dinner. A Hand-Cut Sirloin with a baked potato is the classic, but the Country Vegetable Plate and a Grilled Chicken Salad travel better on a long drive. Pick the food that fits the trip, not just the craving, and ask for dressing on the side. Always.

Timing pickup so dinner is still hot

Order for the time you can leave, not the time you wish you could. If the kitchen quotes 25 minutes and your drive is 15, order when you are 10 minutes from walking out the door. Show up two or three minutes early, not fifteen. At the counter, do the boring checks. Lids on tight. Sauces in the bag. Rolls actually in the bag, because everyone forgets the rolls exactly once and remembers forever. Count the boxes against the receipt before you drive off, keep the bag flat, and skip other errands on the way home.

Leftovers, reheating and the dessert question

Leftovers deserve better than a microwave blast. Steak comes back best sliced, in a low oven or hot skillet with a little butter, pulled early so it stays pink. Ribs reheat gently wrapped, with a splash of water. Fried items belong in an oven or air fryer.
Takeout desserts including brownie, cheesecake and apple pie
Takeout desserts including brownie, cheesecake and apple pie.
And dessert? Order it to go without hesitation. The Strawberry Cheesecake and Granny's Apple Classic, about $7 to $10, travel perfectly because they were never hot to begin with. The Big Ol' Brownie wants 10 warm minutes at home after dinner, which, honestly, is exactly how most families eat it anyway.

Takeout mistakes that quietly ruin dinner

The big one is ordering from the wrong location. Same road name, two towns, one very annoyed driver. Confirm the address before paying. Second is ignoring modifiers. Takeout has no server walking past to fix things, so pick your steak temperature, dressing placement and sauces carefully at ordering time. Third is forgetting that third party delivery is a different product from pickup: different fees, sometimes different prices, and a longer, colder ride. If the food matters, pick it up yourself, and save the fragile fried food for short trips.

Order-quality checklist

A complete order record should include the restaurant, date, item name, portion, sides, modifiers and channel. That is especially useful for group orders, delivery comparisons or any price that will be published later. It also avoids confusing a national category estimate with a local quote.

Plan the rest of your order

Browse the guides hub, check the menu with prices guide before you budget, and compare local pricing with the menu with prices near me guide. Feeding a crowd instead? Read the catering menu guide, and find Texas restaurants on the Texas menu page.

FAQ

Can I order anything from the dine-in menu to go?Most regular items are available for takeout at most locations, but the selected restaurant's order flow decides what can be ordered today. A few items may be limited at busy times, so check your exact location's menu before counting on a specific dish.
How long does takeout stay good?Eat within about 30 to 45 minutes of pickup for the best texture, and refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours. Ribs, pulled pork and chili keep well for the next day; fried starters do not.
Do takeout or mobile prices always match dine-in?Do not assume they do. Verify the same restaurant and order channel, especially when third-party delivery is involved.
Can menu availability vary?Yes. The global catalogue is broad; local restaurants can differ in availability and promotions.
What is the best source for the final price?The selected restaurant’s current menu/order screen and final cart.
How should I compare two locations?Use the same item, portion, sides, modifiers, date range and order channel.