Texas Roadhouse locations number more than 700 restaurants across the United States, plus franchised sites in several other countries. The chain reaches nearly every state. Counts shift as stores open, so confirm the closest one through the official store locator.
How many Texas Roadhouse locations are there?
There are 700+ Texas Roadhouse restaurants operating in the United States as of mid-2026, counting both company-owned and franchised stores. That figure is a moving target because the brand opens new sites through the year, so treat any single published number as a snapshot.
You will still see older third-party pages quoting “600+ locations.” That number was accurate a few years ago and has not been updated. It is a useful reminder that restaurant-count pages age badly: the only figure that never goes stale is the one the company reports itself in its quarterly and annual filings, or the live count you get by browsing the official locator map.
A second thing that trips people up: the parent company runs more than one restaurant brand. If you see a total that looks unusually high, check whether it lumps in the sister concepts. Texas Roadhouse the steakhouse, Bubba’s 33, and Jaggers are three separate restaurants with separate menus, separate buildings and separate signage. A Bubba’s 33 in your town is not a Texas Roadhouse and will not serve the same rolls or the same 6oz Sirloin at $16.99.
What states have a Texas Roadhouse?
Texas Roadhouse has a presence in nearly every US state, with the densest clusters through the Midwest, the Southeast and the Mid-Atlantic. Coverage in the sparsest western and northeastern states is thin, and a few states may have only one or two sites.
We deliberately do not publish a state-by-state count or a city list on this page, and you should be skeptical of sites that do. Those lists are scraped once, then left to rot. A page telling you there are “four locations in Oregon” is telling you what was true on the day someone ran a scraper, not what is true today, and it will happily send you to an address that closed or relocated.
The reliable way to answer “does my state have one” takes about fifteen seconds:
| What you want to know | Where to check | Why this source |
|---|---|---|
| Whether your state has any location | Official store locator, search by state | Fed by the company’s own store list, not a scrape |
| Nearest store to a specific ZIP | Store locator or the Texas Roadhouse app | Sorts by real distance, shows current address |
| Whether a specific store is still open | Call the store number listed on its page | A ringing phone is the fastest proof a store exists |
| Newly opened or upcoming sites | Company careers and press pages | New builds are posted before they hit third-party maps |
| Total company-wide restaurant count | Investor relations filings | The only figure that is audited |
One quirk worth knowing before you go hunting: the name is a theme, not a geography. Texas Roadhouse was not founded in Texas and Texas is not its largest market. Plenty of people assume the chain is thickest on the ground in the Southwest and are surprised to find far more stores clustered around Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
Who runs the company and where is it based?
Texas Roadhouse was founded in 1993 by Kent Taylor, who opened the first restaurant in Clarksville, Indiana. The company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, trades publicly, and operates two additional restaurant brands alongside the flagship steakhouse.
| Fact | Detail | How to verify it yourself |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1993 | Company “about” page and annual report |
| Founder | Kent Taylor | Company history page |
| First restaurant | Clarksville, Indiana | Company history page |
| Headquarters | Louisville, Kentucky | Investor relations contact details |
| US restaurant count | 700+ (approximate, mid-2026) | Latest quarterly filing; locator map |
| Sister brands | Bubba’s 33, Jaggers | Parent company brand pages |
| Ownership model | Mostly company-owned, some franchised | Annual report, restaurant-count table |
| Last verified here | July 2026 | Re-check the count before quoting it |
The franchise detail matters more than it sounds. Franchised restaurants follow the core menu but can differ on promotions and local programs, which is one reason a deal your cousin got two states over may not exist at your store.
How do you find the Texas Roadhouse near you?
Use the official locator or the Texas Roadhouse app and search by ZIP code rather than city name. ZIP searches return sorted distances and catch stores in neighbouring towns that a city search misses entirely, which is common in metro areas with several suburbs.
The app is the better tool if you plan to actually eat there, because it does two things a map pin cannot. It shows the store’s live wait and it lets you join the waitlist before you leave the house, which is the single biggest difference between a 10-minute wait and a 70-minute one on a Friday night. Texas Roadhouse does not take conventional reservations at most stores; call-ahead seating and app waitlist are the substitutes.
Once you have your store’s page, save the direct phone number. Almost every question that is genuinely store-specific gets answered faster by phone than by any website: today’s hours, whether Early Dine is running, whether the patio is open, whether they are hosting a fundraiser night, whether a to-go pickup window exists. Those all vary by location.
Is every location the same inside?
The core menu is consistent chain-wide, so a 12oz Ribeye at $24.99 and free rolls with cinnamon butter are safe expectations anywhere. What genuinely varies between locations is hours, promotional participation, alcohol service, building layout and a small number of regional menu items.
Typical operating hours run about 11am to 10pm Sunday through Thursday and about 11am to 11pm Friday and Saturday, but individual stores set their own schedule and holiday hours differ again. Never plan around a schedule you read on a third-party page.
| Element | Consistent chain-wide? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Core steak menu and portion sizes | Yes | 6oz Sirloin, Dallas Filet, Porterhouse etc. are standard |
| Free rolls with cinnamon butter | Yes | Unlimited at the table, roughly 230 calories each |
| Menu prices | No | Regional pricing means figures like $16.99 shift by market |
| Opening hours | No | Pattern is similar, exact times are per store |
| Early Dine (about $10.99-$12.99, weekdays before 6pm) | No | Participation and cutoff time vary; call to confirm |
| Happy hour (commonly Mon-Fri 3-5pm) | No | Bar area only at many stores; some do not run it |
| Alcohol and margarita service | No | Governed by local licensing |
| Fundraiser and community nights | No | Arranged store by store |
Are there Texas Roadhouse locations outside the US?
Yes. Beyond the US restaurants, the brand operates franchised locations in a number of international markets, concentrated in the Middle East and parts of Asia. These are run by franchise partners under licence, and they are counted separately from the domestic total in company reporting.
Expect real differences abroad. Menus are adapted to local supply and dietary norms, pricing is set in local currency with no relationship to US figures, and US promotions such as Early Dine generally do not apply. If you are travelling and want to know what a specific overseas restaurant serves, look at that country’s own Texas Roadhouse site rather than the US one.
What location reviews actually tell you
Store reviews are worth reading for one narrow purpose: judging service and wait times at a particular restaurant. They are close to worthless for judging food quality, because the menu, portions and recipes are standardised and a bad review of a steak is usually a story about one cook on one night.
What reviews do reveal is operational: whether a store runs long waits at peak, whether the to-go counter is quick or chaotic, whether the parking lot is a problem, whether the bar seats fill early. Sort by most recent and ignore anything older than about six months, since management turnover changes a store’s character faster than anything on the menu does. And treat any review quoting a price as unreliable evidence for your store; prices differ by market and reviews are rarely dated clearly.
Limits of this page
This is an independent guide, not the Texas Roadhouse company site, and we have no access to internal store data. The 700+ figure is approximate and will drift as restaurants open. We do not publish per-state counts, city lists or individual store addresses, because those go out of date within weeks and sending someone to a closed restaurant is worse than sending them to a locator.
Anything store-level (hours, Early Dine participation, happy hour, alcohol service, fundraiser nights, patio, curbside) varies and should be confirmed by calling the restaurant directly or checking the official app. Prices quoted here are US reference points and are subject to regional variation.
Frequently asked questions
How many Texas Roadhouse locations are there?
More than 700 in the United States as of July 2026, including company-owned and franchised restaurants, plus additional franchised sites internationally. The number rises through the year as new stores open, so check the official locator or the latest company filing for a current count.
How many locations does Texas Roadhouse have?
Company reporting splits the count into domestic and international. Domestically it is 700+ restaurants; internationally it is a much smaller franchised footprint. Totals published on third-party sites, including the widely repeated “600+”, are usually several years stale.
How many Texas Roadhouse locations?
Short answer: 700+ in the US. If you need an exact figure for a citation or school project, pull it from the company’s most recent quarterly filing rather than a blog, since that is the only version of the number that is audited and dated.
How many states is Texas Roadhouse in?
Nearly all of them. The chain has restaurants in the large majority of US states, with only a small handful of sparsely populated or geographically remote states lacking a site. Search your state in the official locator for a definitive yes or no.
How many states have a Texas Roadhouse?
Almost every state has at least one, but the distribution is very uneven. Some states have dozens of restaurants while others have one or two. We do not publish a state count because it changes with each opening and a wrong number is worse than none.
Which states have Texas Roadhouse?
Coverage is heaviest across the Midwest, Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, and thinnest in the far Northeast and parts of the mountain West. Rather than trusting a scraped list, open the store locator and search by state or ZIP for live results.
What states have a Texas Roadhouse?
The brand is national in reach, not regional, despite the name. Notably, it was not founded in Texas: the first restaurant opened in Clarksville, Indiana in 1993, and the company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky.
Is Bubba’s 33 the same as Texas Roadhouse?
No. Bubba’s 33 and Jaggers are separate restaurant brands from the same parent company, with their own menus, buildings and pricing. A Bubba’s 33 near you does not mean a Texas Roadhouse is nearby, and it will not serve the steakhouse’s rolls or steak menu.
Related guides
- Texas Roadhouse menu – the full menu overview and starting point for this site.
- browse individual dishes and cuts for what is standard at every location.
- how the Early Dine weekday deal works, including why participation differs by store.
- current specials and weekly deals before you drive out.
- the free rolls and cinnamon butter, the one thing every location gets right.