Texas Roadhouse Prime Rib
12 oz. Prime Rib: 950 calories | $23.99
14 oz. Prime Rib: 1100 calories | $26.49
16 oz. Prime Rib: 1260 calories | $28.99
Customer Review & Rating
“The Prime Rib was melt-in-your-mouth tender and perfectly seasoned. Easily one of the best I’ve had outside of a high-end steakhouse.”
Rating: ★★★★★ (4.8/5)
The Prime Rib at Texas Roadhouse is one of the most iconic and flavorful steakhouse offerings, slow-roasted for maximum tenderness and seasoned to perfection. Served with au jus and optional horseradish upon request, it remains a fan-favorite for guests seeking a hearty, indulgent cut. This guide covers everything you need to know about the Prime Rib, including its nutritional content, allergens, price, and customization options.
Calories & Price
According to the official menu:
- 12 oz. Prime Rib: 950 calories | $23.99
- 14 oz. Prime Rib: 1100 calories | $26.49
- 16 oz. Prime Rib: 1260 calories | $28.99
Each order comes with your choice of two legendary sides.
Ingredients
The Prime Rib at Texas Roadhouse is made with the following core ingredients:
- USDA Choice beef rib roast
- Signature house rub and seasonings
- Slow-roasted to seal in juices
- Served with au jus
- Optional horseradish sauce upon request
Allergens
Per the official allergen menu:
- Contains Soy and Wheat
- Cooked with soybean oil, which may pose a risk to those with soy allergies
- Risk of cross-contamination due to the presence of peanut oil in fryers and peanuts on tables
If you have dietary restrictions, consult this Texas Roadhouse allergen list.
Customization Options
The Prime Rib can be customized with the following:
- Horseradish sauce (on request)
- Side choices: baked potato, mashed potatoes, seasoned rice, green beans, fresh vegetables, and more
- Loaded options for baked/mash potatoes and fries (+$1.29)
Nutritional Information
Stay informed with this comprehensive look at the Texas Roadhouse menu nutritional details.
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 950–1260 kcal |
| Total Fat | Varies by size |
| Saturated Fat | Varies |
| Trans Fat | Varies |
| Carbohydrates | Minimal |
| Sugars | 0 g |
| Protein | High (approx. 70g+ per serving) |
| Sodium | High (over 1000 mg) |
Learn more about steak options in our Ft. Worth Ribeye Guide.
Insider Note
Want even more flavor? Ask for your Prime Rib to be seared on the grill after roasting for a slightly crispy exterior without sacrificing tenderness.
FAQs
Is the Texas Roadhouse Prime Rib available every day?
No, availability may vary by location and day of the week. It’s often offered on weekends.
What is the difference between Prime Rib and Ribeye?
Prime Rib is roasted and served with au jus; Ribeye is typically grilled and has a different texture and flavor profile.
Can you order Prime Rib to-go?
Yes, but check with your local Texas Roadhouse as availability may vary.
Conclusion
The Prime Rib at Texas Roadhouse delivers unmatched flavor, tenderness, and value. Whether dining in or ordering out, it’s a must-try for steak lovers. Explore other delicious options on the Texas Roadhouse Menu Prices page.
