Many fans of the restaurant are curious about the company behind it. Here is a plain-English guide to Texas Roadhouse stock. This is general information, not investment advice.
Where Does Texas Roadhouse Stock Trade?
Texas Roadhouse, Inc. is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol TXRH. The company went public in 2004 and is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. Its stock last split 2-for-1 in 2005.
Does Texas Roadhouse Pay a Dividend?
Yes. Texas Roadhouse pays a quarterly dividend. In 2026 it was $0.75 per share per quarter ($3.00 a year), and dividend trackers report it has been raised for more than a decade in a row. Check a live quote for the current yield.
What Does the Company Own?
- Texas Roadhouse, the steakhouse, with about 713 U.S. restaurants on the official locator plus restaurants abroad.
- Bubba's 33, sports bars with burgers and pizza.
- Jaggers, fast-casual burgers and chicken.
Across its brands the company runs more than 800 restaurants. See new Texas Roadhouse locations for the state-by-state list.
What Drives Results?
- Guest traffic: how many people eat there.
- Menu prices: prices rose about 1.9% in early 2026, see the 2026 price increase.
- Beef costs: the biggest cost for a steakhouse.
- Wages: restaurants need many staff.
- New restaurants: the company opens dozens of restaurants a year.
How to Follow the Stock
You can look up TXRH on any finance website or brokerage app, and read the company's quarterly results and filings on its investor relations site. Prices change every day, so always check a live source before making decisions.
This article is for general information only and is not financial advice.
The Managing Partner Model
Each Texas Roadhouse is run by a managing partner who invests in and shares the profits of that restaurant. The company credits this model for consistent service and low manager turnover, and it is one reason guests rate the chain so highly.
Where the Restaurants Are
Texas has the most Texas Roadhouse restaurants, followed by Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana. Every U.S. state except Hawaii has at least one. See the full list on new Texas Roadhouse locations.
