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Last Updated: October 2026

Texas Roadhouse Allergen Menu 2026 Allergens, Gluten Free & Safe Picks

Jake MorganBy The MenuWithPrice Editorial Team Reviewed by Jake Morgan

Big 9 allergens checkedGluten free: Steaks and sides listFryer: Shared fryers
Texas Roadhouse Allergen Menu

The Texas Roadhouse allergen menu shows which of the 9 major food allergens are in each item, from milk and wheat to peanuts and sesame. Texas Roadhouse publishes an allergen guide for steaks, sides and its famous rolls: rolls and cinnamon butter contain wheat and milk, prime rib and gravies contain wheat, and fish and shellfish dishes share the kitchen.

This guide covers the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu item by item: the 9 major allergens, a popular items chart, gluten free picks, shared fryers and how to order safely. We check it against the official Texas Roadhouse allergen information; this page is independent and updated for October 2026.

See the Texas Roadhouse guide and all restaurant allergen menus.

PeanutsUsedAs ingredient
Tree nutsUsedAs ingredient
Gluten freeSteaks and sides listOptions
FryerShared fryersCross contact

Big 9 allergens

What allergens are on the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu?

Texas Roadhouse and the 9 major food allergens

The Texas Roadhouse allergen menu lists milk, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish among its ingredients. Cross contact is still possible in every kitchen.

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu at a glance

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu at a glance
AllergenUsed at Texas Roadhouse?Where you will find it
MilkUsedRolls, cinnamon butter, mashed potatoes, cheese, ranch
EggsUsedRolls, ranch, Cactus Blossom batter, desserts
WheatUsedRolls, gravy, prime rib seasoning, breaded items, croutons
SoyUsedFrying oil, rolls, seasonings
PeanutsUsedRoasted in-shell peanuts in the lobby and on tables at many locations
Tree nutsUsedSome desserts
FishUsedGrilled salmon, Caesar dressing
ShellfishUsedGrilled shrimp, fried catfish platter area
SesameAskNot itemized in the published guide, so ask staff

Chart

Texas Roadhouse allergen chart for popular items

Which allergens each item contains

The Texas Roadhouse allergen menu chart below shows the major allergens in Texas Roadhouse's most popular items, so you can spot milk, egg, wheat and soy at a glance.

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu chart

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu chart
Menu itemContains
Fresh baked rollsWheat, milk, egg, soy
Cinnamon butterMilk
6 oz SirloinCheck steak seasoning
Slow roasted prime ribWheat (seasoning)
Cactus BlossomWheat, milk, egg, soy
Fried PicklesWheat, shared fryer
Mashed potatoesMilk
Baked potato, plainNone of the 9
Grilled salmonFish
Steak friesShared fryer

Items and recipes change, so always confirm with the latest official allergen guide before you order.

Gluten free

Is Texas Roadhouse gluten free?

Gluten free picks and what to avoid

Texas Roadhouse has no certified gluten free menu: hand cut steaks without seasoning, baked potatoes and steamed veggies are the usual picks, while rolls, prime rib and gravies contain wheat.

Texas Roadhouse gluten free guide

Texas Roadhouse gluten free guide
ItemGluten free?Note
Sirloin or ribeye, no seasoningNo wheatShared grill
Baked or sweet potatoYesAsk about toppings
Green beans, steamed veggiesNo wheatCheck butter
RollsNoContain wheat
Prime rib and gravyNoContain wheat

Allergy friendly

What can you eat at Texas Roadhouse with a food allergy?

Picks by allergy and diet

With a food allergy you can still eat at Texas Roadhouse: steaks without butter, baked potato without toppings for dairy free, and the table below covers each major allergy.

Texas Roadhouse allergy friendly picks

Texas Roadhouse allergy friendly picks
Allergy or dietSafer picksAvoid
Dairy freeSteaks without butter, baked potato without toppingsRolls, cinnamon butter, mashed potatoes
Egg freeSteaks, baked potato, veggiesRolls, ranch, Cactus Blossom
Peanut and tree nutCall ahead: peanut shells are in the dining room at many locationsLobby and table peanuts, nut desserts
Fish and shellfish freeSteaks and chickenSalmon, shrimp, catfish
Gluten freeUnseasoned steak, baked potatoRolls, prime rib, gravies
VeganBaked potato, house salad without cheeseRolls, meats, dairy

Cross contact

Does Texas Roadhouse use peanut oil or shared fryers?

Fryers, oils and cross contact

Texas Roadhouse fryers are shared by fries, pickles and breaded items, and many locations serve roasted peanuts in the lobby and on tables, a real concern with a peanut allergy.

Texas Roadhouse fryer and oil facts

Texas Roadhouse fryer and oil facts
TopicWhat to know
Shared fryersYes
Table peanutsServed at many locations
GrillsShared
TipCall your location first with a peanut allergy

How to order

How do you order safely from the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu?

Step by step

To order safely from the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu, check the official guide first, tell the staff about your allergy, ask for fresh gloves and keep your order simple.

  1. 1

    Check the official guide

    Open the latest Texas Roadhouse allergen guide before you go.

  2. 2

    Tell the staff

    Say you have a food allergy at the start of your order.

  3. 3

    Ask for fresh gloves

    Ask the team to change gloves and use clean utensils.

  4. 4

    Skip shared fryer items

    Fried foods can share oil with allergens.

  5. 5

    Keep it simple

    Fewer sauces and toppings mean fewer hidden allergens on the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu.

  6. 6

    Carry your medicine

    Bring epinephrine if your doctor prescribed it.

Official source

Where can you find the official Texas Roadhouse allergen menu?

Official allergen and nutrition info

The official Texas Roadhouse allergen menu information is published by Texas Roadhouse online, and it is the source to trust because recipes change during the year.

Official source: Texas Roadhouse nutrition and allergen guide.

Since July 1, 2026, California requires restaurant chains with 20 or more locations to disclose the 9 major allergens for every standard menu item. Learn more in our California allergen menu law guide, or compare chains on our restaurant allergen menus hub.

Tips

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu ordering tips

How to eat out safely

To use the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu well, check it every visit, avoid shared fryer items if your allergy is severe, and order simple items without sauces.

  1. 1

    Check every visit

    Recipes change during the year.

  2. 2

    Tell the staff

    Say allergy, not preference.

  3. 3

    Fresh gloves

    Ask for a glove change.

  4. 4

    Skip sauces

    Sauces hide many allergens.

  5. 5

    Ask about fryers

    Shared fryers.

  6. 6

    Use the app

    Many apps show allergens.

  7. 7

    Go off peak

    Staff have more time.

  8. 8

    Carry medicine

    Bring your epinephrine.

Explore

Explore other allergen menus

Allergen guides for other popular chains

Eating out with a food allergy? These chains publish allergen information too, each with gluten free, dairy free and nut free picks.

FAQ

Texas Roadhouse allergen menu FAQs

Q1Does Texas Roadhouse have an allergen menu?

Yes. Texas Roadhouse publishes allergen information online, and this Texas Roadhouse allergen menu guide summarizes it item by item.

Q2Is Texas Roadhouse gluten free?

Texas Roadhouse has no certified gluten free menu: hand cut steaks without seasoning, baked potatoes and steamed veggies are the usual picks, while rolls, prime rib and gravies contain wheat.

Q3Does Texas Roadhouse use shared fryers or peanut oil?

Texas Roadhouse fryers are shared by fries, pickles and breaded items, and many locations serve roasted peanuts in the lobby and on tables, a real concern with a peanut allergy.

Q4What can I eat at Texas Roadhouse with a dairy allergy?

Safer dairy free picks include steaks without butter, baked potato without toppings.

Q5Is the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu the same at every location?

Mostly. The Texas Roadhouse allergen menu is set by the chain, but suppliers, regional items and limited time offers can differ, so check the Texas Roadhouse allergen menu for your local store before you order.

Q6Is Texas Roadhouse safe for peanut and tree nut allergies?

Call ahead: peanut shells are in the dining room at many locations. Always confirm with staff.

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