Texas Roadhouse Country Dinner Menu 2026

The country dinners are the comfort-food heart of Texas Roadhouse. While everyone talks about the steaks, these are the plates that taste like Sunday dinner at your favorite relative’s house: pulled pork, pork chops, chicken-fried sirloin, beef tips. I’ve ordered every one of these, and the Texas Roadhouse country dinner menu is criminally underrated. Here’s the full lineup with 2026 prices and my honest take on each plate.

Texas Roadhouse Country Dinner Menu With Prices 2026

Pulled Pork Dinner: The BBQ Fix

The Pulled Pork Dinner at $15.99 is slow-cooked pork, tender and smoky, and it’s the closest thing to real BBQ on the menu outside the ribs. The pork pulls apart easily, the sauce is tangy and sweet, and it comes with two sides. My move: get it with the baked potato and the green beans. If you love pulled pork sandwiches, this is that, but as a proper dinner plate. At sixteen bucks with sides and rolls, it’s a steal.

Grilled Pork Chops: Single or Double?

The Grilled Pork Chops come as a single chop for $15.99 or a double for $18.99. Get the double. For three dollars more you get twice the pork, and these chops are thick, juicy, and grilled with a nice char. Pork chops dry out easily, but Texas Roadhouse does them right: they’re brined or marinated, they stay moist, and the seasoning is on point. The double chop dinner at $18.99 is one of the best values on the menu, period.

Country Fried Sirloin: Comfort Food Royalty

The Country Fried Sirloin at $18.99 is a sirloin steak, breaded, fried crispy, and smothered in cream gravy. It’s chicken-fried steak, Texas style, and it’s magnificent. The breading stays crispy under the gravy, the steak inside is tender, and the peppery gravy ties it all together. This is the plate I order when I want maximum comfort. It’s 900 calories of pure happiness. Get the mashed potatoes as one of your sides so you have something to mop up the extra gravy. Trust me on this.

Beef Tips: The Sleeper Hit

Beef Tips at $18.99 might be the most underrated item on the entire menu. Tender pieces of beef sauteed with mushrooms and onions, served over seasoned rice or mashed potatoes. It’s savory, it’s rich, it’s the kind of dish that makes you wonder why everyone isn’t ordering it. The mushrooms soak up all that beefy flavor. If you like stroganoff-style dishes, you will love this. You guys have to try the beef tips at least once.

Country Veg Plate: The Vegetarian Option

The Country Veg Plate at $12.99 is the vegetarian pick: your choice of four sides as a meal. And honestly, with sides this good, that’s a legit dinner. My recommended combo: loaded baked potato, green beans, seasoned rice, and the house salad. It’s filling, it’s varied, and at $12.99 it’s the cheapest dinner on the menu. Vegetarians, this one’s for you, and it’s better than the sad veggie plate you’d get at most steakhouses.

What Is the Cheapest Country Dinner?

The Country Veg Plate at $12.99 is the cheapest. Among the meat options, the Pulled Pork Dinner and single Grilled Pork Chop at $15.99 are the most affordable. Every country dinner includes two made-from-scratch sides and free unlimited rolls, so even the $18.99 plates are full dinners for under twenty dollars.

Country Dinners vs Cracker Barrel: Which Comfort Food Wins?

Cracker Barrel is the obvious comparison for comfort food, so let’s be honest about it. Cracker Barrel’s country fried steak is excellent and the vibe is unmatched. But Texas Roadhouse gives you bigger portions, the free rolls are better than the biscuits (controversial, I know), and the prices are comparable or lower. The Country Fried Sirloin at $18.99 with two sides and rolls versus Cracker Barrel’s equivalent at a similar price: I’d give the edge to Texas Roadhouse on the protein quality and the sides. Cracker Barrel wins on breakfast and the gift shop. For dinner comfort food, Texas Roadhouse takes it.

The Best Country Dinner for Sharing

Want to share? The double Grilled Pork Chops at $18.99 split beautifully between two lighter eaters, especially with the free rolls filling in the gaps. The Beef Tips over rice also share well because the rice stretches the dish. My sharing strategy: one country dinner, one extra side for $3.49, and a mountain of rolls. Two people eat well for about $25 total. The staff won’t blink at splitting a plate, and they’ll even split it in the kitchen if you ask nicely.

Final Verdict: The Most Underrated Section of the Menu

The country dinners do not get the love they deserve. The Beef Tips, the Country Fried Sirloin, the double pork chops: these are plates of real comfort food at prices that embarrass most restaurants. If you have only ever ordered steak at Texas Roadhouse, you are missing out. Next visit, go country. Get the gravy. Thank me later. These are the plates that built the restaurant’s reputation in small towns across America, long before the steak program made it famous.

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Prices last verified: October 10, 2026. Source: texasroadhouse.com