Combo Meals Menu Prices

Combo meals at Texas Roadhouse bundle an entrée with two made-from-scratch sides, offering better overall value than ordering proteins and sides separately. This guide covers every combo on the current menu with prices, calorie estimates, and recommendations for different budgets and appetites.

The Sirloin & Ribs Combo pairs a 6 oz sirloin with a half slab of fall-off-the-bone ribs — one of the most popular combos for guests who cannot choose between steak and BBQ. At roughly twenty-three dollars, it delivers over 1,200 calories and two distinct protein experiences on one plate. The Grilled BBQ Chicken & Ribs Combo offers a similar dual-protein format at a slightly lower price point, making it a strong Best Value contender.

For premium diners, the Filet & Grilled Shrimp Combo combines a 6 oz Dallas filet with seasoned grilled shrimp. This is the highest-rated Chef Special combo, balancing land and sea at a mid-to-high twenties price. Country Fried Chicken and Grilled BBQ Chicken combos serve guests who prefer poultry, both including two sides at prices under fifteen dollars.

When evaluating combo value, compare the bundled price against the sum of individual entrée and side prices. Combos typically save two to four dollars versus à la carte ordering. Both included sides can be customized — popular choices include loaded baked potato, sweet potato, seasoned fries, coleslaw, and steamed broccoli. Rolls are often served complimentary at the table, adding further value.

Calorie counts for combos range from approximately 480 for grilled chicken to over 1,200 for steak-and-rib pairings. If you are dining with children, consider ordering from the Kids Menu for younger guests while adults enjoy combos. Early Dine discounts may not apply to all combo meals — verify with your local restaurant.

Use our interactive filters to find combos under fifteen dollars, sort by calories, and print a copy of the menu for offline reference. Our data is updated August 2026 and compiled independently — prices may vary by location, state tax, and seasonal promotions.