Texas Roadhouse Ribs & Combos with Prices

Texas Roadhouse ribs are slow-cooked pork back ribs that are basted with the house BBQ sauce and finished on the grill. You can order a half slab, a full slab or pair ribs with steak, chicken or shrimp in a Texas Size Combo, prices run from $16.99 to $33.99. Below are all rib prices, how big each slab is, calories and the best combos for the money.

Texas Roadhouse Ribs & Combos with Prices
Full Slab Ribs $25.99

Half Slab vs Full Slab Ribs

A half slab is roughly 6 to 7 bones and is a full meal for one person with two sides. A full slab is about 12 to 13 bones, enough for a big eater or for two people to share with extra sides. The full slab costs only a few dollars more than the half, so it is the better value if you plan to take leftovers home. There is also a Ribs Sidekick (a few bones) to add to any entrée, and the Killer Ribs appetizer.

Best Texas Roadhouse Rib Combos

How Texas Roadhouse Ribs Are Made

The ribs are seasoned with a dry rub, slow-cooked in the kitchen until tender, then basted with a sweet and tangy BBQ sauce and finished on the grill so the sauce caramelizes. Ask for extra sauce on the side, or ask for them "dry" with rub only if you don't like a sticky glaze. Ribs travel well, which is why the Family Sized Ribs pack is a top Texas Roadhouse family meals order.

Texas Roadhouse Rib Prices

24 items, cheapest first. Tap a name for its full price-by-state page, calories and what comes with it.

The cheapest choice is the Chicken Critters® & Grilled Shrimp at $16.99; the most expensive is the Ribeye 12oz & Ribs at $33.99.

Ribs and Combo Prices by State

Each restaurant sets its own prices. This is the average price of the items in this section that we could compare in every state.

$23.72cheapest: Idaho
$27.99priciest: Oregon
47states compared
StateAverage item price
Idaho$23.72
North Carolina$23.81
Louisiana$23.81
South Carolina$23.84
Mississippi$23.85
Georgia$23.95
Tennessee$23.99
West Virginia$24.17
Indiana$24.34
Kentucky$24.40
Pennsylvania$24.55
Kansas$24.59
Virginia$24.63
Utah$24.64
New Mexico$24.72
Alabama$24.77
Arkansas$24.89
Wisconsin$24.91
Ohio$25.14
Wyoming$25.31
Oklahoma$25.35
Texas$25.39
Iowa$25.44
New Jersey$25.49
Nevada$25.59
Missouri$25.62
Michigan$25.63
Maryland$25.75
Florida$25.77
Rhode Island$25.81
Arizona$26.20
New Hampshire$26.21
North Dakota$26.21
Colorado$26.28
Nebraska$26.34
South Dakota$26.35
Montana$26.47
Vermont$26.55
Connecticut$26.77
Maine$26.87
New York$26.92
Massachusetts$27.03
Illinois$27.09
Minnesota$27.52
California$27.97
Washington$27.99
Oregon$27.99

Want every item for one state? Use the Texas Roadhouse menu prices by state tool.

Ribs and Combo Calories

From lightest to heaviest. Calories are for the item as listed on the menu, before extra sides, rolls and drinks.

Full nutrition for the whole menu is on the Texas Roadhouse nutrition page.

Ribs Menu FAQs

How much are ribs at Texas Roadhouse?

A half slab of ribs costs about $19.99 and a full slab about $25.99 at a typical Texas Roadhouse. Rib combos cost $16.99 to $33.99.

How many ribs are in a half slab at Texas Roadhouse?

A half slab usually has about 6 or 7 bones and a full slab has about 12 or 13, depending on the size of the rack.

Are Texas Roadhouse ribs pork or beef?

They are pork back ribs, slow-cooked and basted with BBQ sauce.

What comes with ribs at Texas Roadhouse?

Rib dinners and combos come with two sides and fresh-baked rolls with cinnamon butter.

Can I order Texas Roadhouse ribs to go?

Yes, half and full slabs, combos and the Family Sized Ribs pack are all on the To-Go menu.