Texas Roadhouse Road Kill

Texas Roadhouse Road Kill Price

The Road Kill costs $14.99 at a typical Texas Roadhouse. Prices are set by each restaurant, so you will pay as little as $13.05 on average in North Carolina and as much as $17.99 in Washington.

✔ Prices may vary by location

Road Kill Price by State

Average price of the Road Kill in every state we compared, cheapest first, with the lowest and highest price between restaurants in that state.

What Comes With the Road Kill

On the menu: A seasoned chopped steak topped with sautéed onions, mushrooms and melted jack cheese, with two sides.

Like every Texas Roadhouse entrée, the Road Kill comes with your choice of two sides and a basket of fresh-baked rolls with honey cinnamon butter for the table.

Popular side choices are the loaded baked potato, seasoned rice, green beans, mashed potatoes, steak fries and a house or Caesar salad. Ordering a steak for lunch? There is no separate lunch menu, see the Texas Roadhouse lunch menu for when restaurants open.

Texas Roadhouse Road Kill Nutrition Facts

The Road Kill has about 760 calories, compared with an average of 883 calories for other Hand-Cut Steaks items. Your two sides and the rolls with cinnamon butter add to the total, so pick green beans, steamed vegetables or a house salad with light dressing to keep the meal lighter.

Lighter choices in the same section: Hand-Cut Sirloin (250 cal), Dallas Filet (270 cal), New York Strip (640 cal).

Figures follow the published Texas Roadhouse nutrition guide. 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.

Road Kill Ingredients

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

• Chopped beef steak patty
• Sautéed onions and mushrooms
• Melted jack cheese

Everything is made from scratch in each restaurant, so you can ask for sauces, cheese, butter or seasoning to be left off or served on the side.

Road Kill Allergens

Based on its ingredients, the Road Kill likely contains milk. 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.

Road Kill vs Similar Menu Items

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

How to Order the Road Kill

• Every steak is hand-cut in the restaurant, so ask your server about the cuts on display if you want a specific size.
• Add sautéed mushrooms, onions or grilled shrimp for a small extra charge.
• Ask for a side of steak seasoning or butter if you like extra flavor.

Texas Roadhouse Road Kill FAQs