Last Friday night was chaos at our house until I threw out the magic words: “Who wants Texas Roadhouse?” My kids went from whining about homework to full-blown celebration mode. My husband didn’t even pretend to argue. That’s how we ended up stuffing our faces with cinnamon butter and warm rolls by 6:30 PM. And you better believe I didn’t pay full price for it.
How I Save Money Every Time We Go
Listen, we go to Texas Roadhouse at least twice a month. That means I have to get creative with savings, or our bank account would stage an intervention. Luckily, I’ve figured out all the best ways to score Texas Roadhouse Coupons and discounts. If you love their fall-off-the-bone ribs but hate overpaying, here’s how to save:
1. Sign Up for the VIP Club
I resisted this at first because, honestly, my inbox is already a war zone. But after my friend swore she got a free appetizer just for signing up, I caved. And yes it works! I got a free Cactus Blossom just for signing up, and they send random coupons throughout the year.
2. Check Your Local Deals (Because Prices Vary!)
Not all Texas Roadhouse locations have the same specials. Here’s what I’ve found at my Dallas spot:
| Menu Item | Regular Price | Discounted Price |
| 6 oz Sirloin | $12.99 | $9.99 (Early Dine Special) |
| Full Slab Ribs | $22.99 | $19.99 (Tuesday Deal) |
| Kids’ Meal | $5.99 | $3.99 (Tuesday Kids’ Night) |
Your location might have different deals, so always check their website or call. (Yes, I’m that person who calls.)
3. Look for Gift Card Deals
During the holidays, they always do a “buy $30, get a $5 bonus” promo. I stock up and use them throughout the year. Free money, people!
4. Use Receipt Surveys
Ever noticed that little survey at the bottom of your receipt? If you take two minutes to fill it out, you usually get a coupon for $5 off your next visit.
5. Follow Them on Social Media
Texas Roadhouse randomly drops promo codes on Facebook and Instagram. I caught a post last summer where they gave out BOGO entrees for one day only! Now I check their pages like a crazy person.
Why My Kids Go Crazy for Their Rolls
I mean, obviously, it’s the cinnamon butter. My son legit licked his plate last time. I pretended to be horrified, but honestly? I get it.
The secret is to ask for extra rolls to go. Our waiter—pretty sure his name was Mike? even gave us a bonus cup of butter. That’s the kind of VIP treatment you get when you tip well (and visit too often).
Are the Coupons Worth It?
YES. I have never walked into Texas Roadhouse and thought, “Let’s pay full price for this steak.” Between the VIP Club, local specials, and social media deals, you can always save a few bucks.
Alright, your turn do you have a secret Texas Roadhouse hack? Drop it in the comments because I need more excuses to eat there. 😆
