Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita

Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita Price

The Hurricane Margarita has no fixed published price, each restaurant sets its own alcohol prices.

✔ Prices may vary by location

What Comes With the Hurricane Margarita

The Hurricane Margarita is served by the glass. You must be 21 or older to order it, and dine-in alcohol prices are set by each restaurant.

Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita Nutrition Facts

The Hurricane Margarita has about 380 calories, compared with an average of 299 calories for other Margaritas items.

Lighter choices in the same section: 1/2 Gallon House Margarita (240 cal), The Legend Margarita (280 cal), Fruity Margarita (300 cal).

Calories follow the published Texas Roadhouse menu; a full breakdown of fat, carbs and protein is not published for this item. Portions are cut and poured by hand, so treat every number as approximate and check the official nutrition guide at your restaurant.

For the whole menu see Texas Roadhouse nutrition, or add up a full meal with the Texas Roadhouse nutrition calculator.

Hurricane Margarita Ingredients

What goes into the Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita, based on the official menu description and how it is served.

• Tequila and rum
• Tropical fruit juices
• House margarita mix

Drinks are mixed to order, so the bartender can change the spirit, make it frozen or swap the mix.

Hurricane Margarita Allergens

The Hurricane Margarita has no common allergens in its main ingredients. Shared grills, fryers and prep areas mean cross-contact is possible, and recipes can change. Always check the official Texas Roadhouse allergen guide and tell your server about any allergy. More tips on the Texas Roadhouse gluten free menu page.

Hurricane Margarita vs Similar Menu Items

See every item in this section on the Texas Roadhouse drink menu page.

How the Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita Is Served

The Hurricane Margarita is one of the bar drinks on the Texas Roadhouse menu. Texas Roadhouse margaritas are made with tequila, triple sec and the house sweet-and-sour mix, and you can order most of them on the rocks or frozen, with or without salt on the rim.

• Size: served in a large glass; many restaurants offer a bigger size for a small upcharge.
• Make it frozen: most margaritas can be blended instead of served on the rocks.
• Skinny option: ask for fresh lime and agave instead of the sweet mix to cut sugar and calories.

Other Texas Roadhouse Margaritas

Many restaurants also sell margaritas to go where state law allows, see the Texas Roadhouse drink menu for to-go prices.

What to Eat With the Hurricane Margarita

A citrusy margarita cuts through rich, salty food, so it works best with the Cactus Blossom, Rattlesnake Bites, a grilled chicken dinner or a seasoned sirloin. During happy hour at participating restaurants, drinks and appetizers can cost less, see Texas Roadhouse happy hour.

Ordering Alcohol at Texas Roadhouse

• You must be 21 or older and may be asked for a valid photo ID.
• Prices for beer, wine and cocktails are set by each restaurant and are not published online, which is why they differ from town to town.
• To-go alcohol is only sold where state and local law allows it, and usually needs a food order.
• Please drink responsibly and never drink and drive.

Texas Roadhouse Hurricane Margarita FAQs