Grilled Chicken Salad
Cold greens topped with grilled chicken strips, jack cheese, egg, tomato, bacon, red onion and croutons.
Read more about the Texas Roadhouse Grilled Chicken Salad →Looking for the Texas Roadhouse breakfast menu or breakfast hours? Texas Roadhouse does not serve breakfast, there are no eggs, pancakes or morning plates on the official menu, and no restaurant opens early enough for a breakfast service. The earliest meal is lunch: most locations open at 11:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday and at 3:00 PM Monday to Thursday. Here is when the doors open in the morning, what you can order first, and the most breakfast-like picks on the menu.

No. Texas Roadhouse is a lunch-and-dinner steakhouse. The official menu has no breakfast section, and mornings are prep time, meat cutters hand-cut the day's steaks and the bakers make fresh rolls before opening. We checked the posted hours of 709 U.S. restaurants: on a Saturday only 17 open before 11 AM, and none of them serves a breakfast menu.
Posts that show a "Texas Roadhouse breakfast menu" with omelettes or biscuits are not based on the real menu.
There are no breakfast hours. This is how many restaurants are open in the morning on each day, and the earliest opening we found.
| Day | Restaurants open before 11 AM | Earliest opening we found |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 3 of 708 | 10:30 AM |
| Tuesday | 3 of 708 | 10:30 AM |
| Wednesday | 3 of 708 | 10:30 AM |
| Thursday | 3 of 708 | 10:30 AM |
| Friday | 16 of 709 | 10:30 AM |
| Saturday | 17 of 709 | 10:30 AM |
| Sunday | 29 of 709 | 10:00 AM |
In short: no Texas Roadhouse opens for breakfast. A handful open at 10 or 10:30 AM, mostly on Sundays, and they serve the regular lunch menu. For everyone else the morning starts at 11 AM on weekends, and weekday restaurants stay closed until the afternoon.
For full opening and closing times every day see Texas Roadhouse hours; for what is served at midday see the Texas Roadhouse lunch menu.
When the doors open, the full lunch and dinner menu is served right away, steaks, ribs, chicken, salads and every side. There is no separate morning or brunch menu, and prices are the same as at dinner. Online To-Go orders can be placed earlier, but pickup only starts once the restaurant opens.
Eating early? These real menu items feel closest to a late-morning or brunch meal.
Grilled Chicken Salad
Cold greens topped with grilled chicken strips, jack cheese, egg, tomato, bacon, red onion and croutons.
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House Salad
Fresh greens with cheddar, tomato, egg and croutons and your choice of dressing.
Read more about the Texas Roadhouse House Salad →
Baked Potato
Grilled Salmon
A Norwegian salmon fillet grilled until flaky and topped with lemon pepper butter, with two sides.
Read more about the Texas Roadhouse Grilled Salmon →
Hand-Cut Sirloin
A lean, flavorful sirloin cut in the restaurant, one of the best-value steaks, with two sides.
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Loaded Potato Soup Cup
Steamed Vegetables
No, there is no brunch menu, brunch buffet or mimosa deal. Weekend lunch from 11:00 AM is the nearest thing: the dining room is quieter than at dinner, the full menu is served, and Texas Roadhouse family meals are available for pickup. A late Saturday or Sunday lunch (11 AM to 1 PM) also avoids the long evening waits.
No. Texas Roadhouse does not have a breakfast menu at any U.S. restaurant. The first meal of the day is lunch, served from 11:00 AM on weekends and from 3:00 PM on weekdays at most locations.
There are no breakfast hours because no breakfast is served. The earliest you can eat is 11 AM on Saturday and Sunday at most restaurants.
Most restaurants do not open in the morning. On weekends nearly all open at 11 AM, and on Sunday the earliest openings we found were 10:00 AM. Monday to Thursday most open at 3:00 PM.
No. There is no brunch menu or buffet. Weekend lunch from 11 AM, with the full regular menu, is the closest option.
Eggs are not served as a breakfast dish. They appear only as an ingredient, for example in salads, the Deviled Eggs starter at some restaurants and the batter for fried items.