Menu Category · Ribs
Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs
Slow-cooked, fall-off-the-bone ribs finished with a choice of house sauces — from a half rack starter portion up to full family-sized packs.
What’s on the Texas Roadhouse Ribs Menu
Ribs are one of the most-searched items on the entire menu, and Texas Roadhouse serves them slow-cooked with a choice of house sauces, typically available as a half rack or full rack, plus combo plates that pair ribs with chicken or shrimp. Family-sized rib packs are also available for feeding a group at home. For general grilling and food-safety background, the USDA food safety guidelines are a useful companion to this ribs menu overview.
Because a full rack is a large portion on its own, ribs are one of the higher-calorie items on the menu — worth knowing if you’re planning the rest of the meal around it. The table below covers typical pricing and calories for each portion size.
Half Rack vs. Full Rack
The half rack is the standard single-diner portion and pairs with two sides. The full rack is roughly double the meat and calories, and is popular both as a bigger single order and split between two people who want to share.
Full Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs Menu & Prices
$17–$19
Half Rack Ribs
Slow-cooked, fall-off-the-bone, choice of house sauce.
Featured
$21–$26
Full Rack Ribs
Fall-off-the-bone ribs in a full-size portion.
$24–$28
Ribs & Ribs Combo
Two half racks so you can try two different house sauces.
$19–$23
Ribs & Chicken Combo
Half rack paired with a grilled chicken portion.
$20–$24
Ribs & Shrimp Combo
Half rack paired with grilled or fried shrimp.
$45–$60
Family Rib Pack
Full racks of ribs portioned to feed about 4–6 people.
Prices, portions and calories above are typical ranges and can vary by location and preparation. Confirm current pricing and availability with your local Texas Roadhouse.
Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs — Common Questions
Half rack or full rack — which should I order?
A half rack is the standard single-diner portion; a full rack is roughly double and works well split between two people or for a bigger appetite.
What sauces are available for the ribs?
Ribs are typically offered with a choice of house barbecue sauces — options can vary by location, so it’s worth asking your server what’s currently available.
Can I order ribs for a family or group?
Yes, family-sized rib packs are typically available, portioned to feed about 4–6 people — see the Family Meals page for full pricing.
Are ribs available combined with other proteins?
Yes, combo plates pairing a half rack with grilled chicken or shrimp are typically available for guests who want two proteins on one plate.
Are ribs good for sharing?
A full rack is often ordered to split between two people who both want ribs, since the portion is large enough to divide. If you’d rather each try something different, the Ribs & Ribs Combo lets two guests get two different house sauces on one order.
Pair Ribs With the Rest of Your Order
See full menu pricing across every category, including combo plates and family packs.