Build My Meal: Estimate Your Texas Roadhouse Order

Use this Texas Roadhouse build my meal tool to put together a realistic plate before you go: pick a main course, two made-from-scratch sides, an appetizer and a dessert, and see an instant estimated price and calorie total. Figures are independent estimates based on published menu ranges, not official Texas Roadhouse pricing — for exact current prices, check the official Texas Roadhouse menu or call your local restaurant.

INDEPENDENT & UNOFFICIAL GUIDE

Build Your Texas Roadhouse Meal

Use this free tool to build an estimated Texas Roadhouse meal from typical Texas Roadhouse menu prices and calories. Search or browse every entrée, side, appetizer, drink and dessert on the menu, pick a main, two sides, and any extras, and see an instant estimated total price and calorie count — a quick way to plan a Texas Roadhouse steak dinner, compare Texas Roadhouse nutrition options, or put together a lighter meal before you go.

This is an independent, unofficial planning tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Texas Roadhouse, Inc., and it does not place orders. Figures are estimates built from typical menu data on this site — see full pricing on the Texas Roadhouse Menu & Prices page.

1 Choose Your Main

Every hand-cut steak, rib plate, chicken, seafood and burger option on the menu. Prices and calories shown are typical estimates.

2 Choose Two Sides

Most entrées include your choice of two made-from-scratch sides. Pick exactly two — selecting a third will replace your first choice. Items marked Premium may carry a small additional charge at some locations, not reflected in this estimate.

3 Add an Appetizer Optional

Shareable Texas Roadhouse starters like the Cactus Blossom — see the full appetizers menu.

4 Add a Drink Optional

Drink pricing varies by restaurant and by state alcohol rules. Non-alcoholic fountain drinks and tea typically include free refills.

Calories aren’t publicly listed for most drinks, so drink calories aren’t included in the estimated calorie total.

5 Add a Dessert Optional

A sweet finish to round out your meal.

Building a Texas Roadhouse Meal: Common Questions

How much does a Texas Roadhouse meal cost?

A single entrée with two sides typically runs about $14–$24, and a hand-cut steak dinner usually falls between $15 and $34 depending on the cut. Add a shared appetizer, a drink, and dessert, and a full meal for one is commonly in the $25–$45 range before tax and tip. Use the builder above for an estimate based on your exact picks.

How many calories are in a typical Texas Roadhouse meal?

A typical entrée with two sides runs roughly 700–1,600 calories depending on the cut of meat and side choices, and a shared appetizer or dessert can add several hundred more. Grilled proteins and vegetable-based sides sit at the lower end; fried appetizers and rib platters sit at the higher end. See Texas Roadhouse nutrition & calories for the full breakdown.

What sides can you choose with a steak?

Most Texas Roadhouse steak dinners include a choice of two made-from-scratch sides, such as mashed potatoes, a baked potato, seasoned rice, green beans, steamed vegetables, or a house salad, alongside fresh-baked bread. Premium sides like Caesar salad, mac & cheese and chili are usually available for a small upcharge. Exact side availability can vary slightly by location.

What is a good Texas Roadhouse meal for two?

A popular combination for two is a Hand-Cut Sirloin and a Dallas Filet or Ft. Worth Ribeye, each with two sides, plus a shared appetizer like the Cactus Blossom. That combination typically estimates to roughly $45–$75 total before tax, tip, and drinks — build it above to see a live estimate, or check family meal options if you’re feeding more than two.

Can I build a lower-calorie meal?

Yes. Choosing a smaller cut like the Hand-Cut Sirloin 6oz, grilled chicken, or grilled shrimp, paired with vegetable-based sides such as green beans or steamed vegetables instead of fried options, meaningfully lowers the estimated calorie total. Use the “Make it lighter” suggestion in the summary panel once you’ve picked a main.

Are Texas Roadhouse menu prices the same at every location?

No. Menu prices vary by state, city, and individual restaurant, so the figures in this tool and elsewhere on this site are typical U.S. reference estimates, not a fixed national price list. Confirm exact current pricing with your local restaurant.