Texas Roadhouse brownie is the Big Ol’ Brownie dessert: a thick warm chocolate brownie topped with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, caramel and pecans. Most locations price it in the $7 to $10 range, and it is big enough for two to share.
What the Texas Roadhouse brownie actually is
The Texas Roadhouse brownie is a single oversized chocolate brownie served warm in a bowl, topped with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, caramel drizzle and chopped pecans. It sits on the dessert section of the menu, usually listed as the Big Ol’ Brownie.
Think steakhouse portion logic applied to chocolate: a dense, fudgy square, warmed so the sauce loosens and the ice cream starts melting into it before it reaches the table. The pecans are the detail most people forget, and they are what makes it read as Texas Roadhouse rather than generic chain brownie.
| What it is | Warm chocolate brownie dessert, served in a bowl |
|---|---|
| Size / portion | One thick brownie square; a shareable single serving, commonly split by two adults |
| Typical price | About $7 to $10 depending on location (confirm locally) |
| Calories | High for a chain dessert; expect roughly 1,000+ as served with all toppings. Ask for the current printed nutrition sheet. |
| What’s included | Brownie, vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, caramel, pecans |
| Category | Desserts |
| Served | Warm, after your entree; dine-in and takeout |
Texas Roadhouse brownie price
Expect to pay roughly $7 to $10 for the Big Ol’ Brownie at most Texas Roadhouse locations in 2026. Desserts sit in a narrow band on this menu, so the brownie is priced close to the cheesecake and the apple dessert rather than well above them.
Texas Roadhouse is a franchise-and-company mix, and each restaurant sets its own board pricing. Airport-adjacent, urban and high-cost-of-living stores land at the top of that range. Smaller Midwest and Southern locations often sit at the bottom of it.
| Item | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Big Ol’ Brownie | $7 – $10 | Shareable; toppings included, no upcharge |
| Strawberry Cheesecake | $7 – $10 | Cold, single slice |
| Granny’s Apple Classic | $7 – $10 | Warm, also served with ice cream |
The reliable way to get your exact number: pull up your store on the Texas Roadhouse app or order page and check the dessert section, since the online menu is tied to the specific restaurant you selected. Phone quotes from a hostess are usually accurate but not always current.
Brownie calories and nutrition
The brownie is one of the highest-calorie single items on the Texas Roadhouse menu once ice cream, chocolate sauce, caramel and pecans are counted. Treat it as a shared dessert, not a personal one, if calories matter to you.
We will not print a precise figure here, because chain dessert nutrition gets revised and build-out varies slightly by kitchen. The shape of the number is not in dispute though: a large fudgy brownie plus a scoop of ice cream plus two sauces plus nuts is a four-figure dessert almost anywhere it is served. To get the official current count, ask your server for the nutrition guide or check the allergen and nutrition PDF on the company site.
How to order the brownie so it arrives right
Order the brownie at the same time you order your entree if you want it warm and prompt, and tell your server if you want it split. Kitchens will usually bring two spoons and extra napkins without being asked, but sauce-on-the-side and hold-the-pecans both need to be requested.
- Ask for it split. Some locations will plate it into two bowls. Worth asking rather than assuming.
- Hold the pecans if you have a tree-nut concern, and say the word allergy so the kitchen treats it as an allergen ticket rather than a preference.
- Sauce on the side keeps the brownie from going soggy if you are a slow eater.
- Extra ice cream is sometimes available for a small upcharge. Ask; it is not printed.
- Timing. Ordering dessert with the entree speeds it up, but the brownie is best fired after your plates clear so the ice cream is not a puddle.
Worth remembering how the rest of the meal stacks up: entrees come with two sides plus the free bread and cinnamon butter on the table. Most people are already full before dessert arrives, which is exactly why the brownie gets shared so often. If you know you want it, go lighter on the rolls.
Is the Big Ol’ Brownie worth it?
For two people splitting it, yes: roughly $4 each for a warm, generously built dessert is fair value at a steakhouse. For one person eating it solo after a full rib-eye and two sides, it is usually more dessert than the situation calls for.
The honest weakness is sweetness. Between chocolate sauce and caramel, the brownie leans very sweet, and the ice cream is doing real work balancing it. If you prefer restrained desserts, this is not your item. If you want the maximalist chocolate version of dessert, it delivers exactly that and does not pretend otherwise.
Brownie vs the other Texas Roadhouse desserts
The brownie competes mainly with Granny’s Apple Classic and the strawberry cheesecake, all priced within a dollar or two of each other. Pick by temperature and richness: the brownie is the heaviest, the apple dessert is warm but lighter, the cheesecake is cold and the most portion-controlled.
- Brownie vs Granny’s Apple Classic: both arrive warm with ice cream. The apple version is fruit-forward and reads lighter, even though it is not a small dessert either. Choose the brownie if chocolate is the point.
- Brownie vs strawberry cheesecake: the cheesecake is a slice, so it is easier to finish alone and easier to box up. The brownie is better shared and worse as leftovers.
Dessert lineups do shift, and a few locations run limited-time additions, so the board in front of you beats any list online.
Ordering the brownie for takeout and delivery
The brownie travels reasonably well; the ice cream does not. Some locations pack the ice cream separately or leave it off entirely for to-go orders, so confirm at the counter or in the order notes if you are counting on it.
If you are picking up, ask them to fire the dessert last so it is still warm at the door. For delivery through a third-party app, expect the brownie to arrive at room temperature with softened toppings. It still tastes fine; it just is not the same dessert you get at the table. Twenty seconds in a microwave brings most of it back.
What we can’t verify
This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Texas Roadhouse. We do not have access to internal pricing or recipe specs, so a few things are stated as ranges on purpose.
- Exact price: set per restaurant. Our $7 to $10 range reflects typical 2026 listings, not a guarantee for your store.
- Exact calorie count: we point you to the official nutrition guide rather than printing a number that may be out of date.
- Toppings and build: presentation and garnish can vary slightly between kitchens.
- Availability: dessert menus change. A location can drop or rename an item without notice.
To confirm anything on this page, select your specific location on the official Texas Roadhouse ordering page and read the dessert section, or call the restaurant directly.
Texas Roadhouse brownie FAQ
What is the Texas Roadhouse brownie called?
It is listed as the Big Ol’ Brownie on the dessert section of the menu. Some guests just call it the brownie sundae because of the ice cream and sauces on top.
How much is the brownie at Texas Roadhouse?
Typically around $7 to $10 depending on location. Each restaurant sets its own pricing, so check your store’s page in the Texas Roadhouse app for the exact figure.
What comes with the Texas Roadhouse brownie?
A warm chocolate brownie topped with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, caramel and chopped pecans, served in a bowl. There is no extra charge for the toppings.
How many calories are in the Texas Roadhouse brownie?
It is one of the highest-calorie items on the menu, generally landing in four figures as served. Ask your server for the current nutrition guide or check the official allergen and nutrition PDF for the exact number.
Is the Texas Roadhouse brownie big enough to share?
Yes. Most tables split it between two people, and many servers will bring extra spoons automatically. You can ask for it plated into two bowls.
Can you order the brownie without nuts?
Yes, ask for it without pecans. If it is a tree-nut allergy rather than a preference, say so clearly so the kitchen handles it as an allergen order.
Can you get the Texas Roadhouse brownie to go?
Yes. The brownie packs fine, but ice cream handling varies by location, so confirm whether it comes separately or is left off to-go orders when you place the order.
Is the brownie included in any combo or meal deal?
Not usually. Desserts are ordered separately from entrees and are not part of the standard two-sides-and-rolls entree structure, though promotions occasionally include one.
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