Hey there! Let me save you some serious dinner-planning headaches. After spending way too much on individual meals (and dealing with hangry kids), I stumbled onto Texas Roadhouse Family Meals last year. Now, every Tuesday when I’m juggling soccer practice and work deadlines, these family packs are my secret weapon. Let me walk you through everything I’ve learned about getting the best value and exactly what to order.
Complete Guide to Texas Roadhouse Family Pack Options
Listen, after trying literally every family pack on the menu (my kids aren’t complaining), I’ve got some strong opinions about which ones are actually worth your money. Let me break down each option, starting with the absolute best value.
Texas Roadhouse Family Meal Pricing Table (2025)
| Family Pack | Servings | Price (Approx.) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| BBQ Chicken & Ribs Pack | Feeds 4 | $39.99 | Balanced protein mix |
| Ribeye Steak Pack | Feeds 4 | $64.99 | Steak lovers, special occasions |
| Sirloin Steak Pack | Feeds 4 | $49.99 | Budget-friendly steak option |
| Chicken Critters Pack | Feeds 4 | $29.99 | Kid-friendly, picky eaters |
| Pulled Pork Pack | Feeds 4 | $34.99 | Affordable BBQ option |
| Combo Steak & Chicken Pack | Feeds 4 | $54.99 | Mix of steak & chicken |
What You Actually Get in Each Family Meal
Here’s the deal these packs come with generous portions. Each meal includes a main protein, two large sides, and a dozen legendary Texas Roadhouse rolls with cinnamon butter (which, let’s be honest, is the real reason we’re all here).
Portion Breakdown:
- Steak Packs: You get four 6-oz sirloins or ribeyes. If your family has big eaters, the ribeye pack is worth the splurge.
- Chicken Packs: BBQ chicken is a solid option, but the Chicken Critters (aka fancy chicken tenders) are the biggest hit with kids.
- Pulled Pork Pack: You’ll get plenty of juicy pulled pork, but trust me, get extra BBQ sauce.
- Side Dishes: Options include mashed potatoes, seasoned rice, green beans, salad, and baked potatoes. The mashed potatoes with brown gravy? Chef’s kiss.
Smart Tips for Ordering Family Packs at Texas Roadhouse
1. Order Online to Skip the Wait
Texas Roadhouse gets packed, especially on weekends. If you don’t want to stand around drooling over the peanut buckets, place your order through the app.
2. Pick Up at Off-Peak Hours
I’ve learned the hard way Friday at 6:30 PM? Nightmare. If you can, aim for a 4:30 to 5:00 PM pickup before the dinner rush.
3. Customize Your Sides Wisely
- Best for kids: Mac & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes
- Best value: Baked Potatoes (huge and filling)
- Avoid: House Salad (it’s fine, but not the best bang for your buck)
Best Value Family Meals for Different Group Sizes
Depending on your family size, here’s what works best:
- Small family (2 to 3 people) → Chicken Critters Pack ($29.99) stretches well.
- Medium family (4 to 5 people) → BBQ Chicken & Ribs Pack ($39.99) gives variety.
- Big family (6+ people) → Combo Steak & Chicken Pack ($54.99) satisfies everyone.
Final Thoughts: Is It Worth It?
Honestly? Yes. If you’re tired of spending $60+ on separate entrees, these family packs make way more sense. The food stays hot for at least 30 minutes in the takeout bag, and leftovers reheat well especially the steak (just add a little butter when warming it up).
So, next time you’re debating dinner, trust me just grab a Texas Roadhouse Family Meals. Your wallet (and your hungry crew) will thank you. 😉