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$15.99The Pulled Pork Dinner is one of the best-value plates on the menu, slow-smoked pulled pork piled high and served with two made-from-scratch sides.
Why People Love This Dish
It delivers smoky, tender BBQ flavor at a lower price than most entrees. It’s filling, comforting, and easy to love.
What It Is
Slow-smoked pulled pork served with BBQ sauce and your choice of two sides. Coleslaw is a popular pairing.
Taste and Texture
The pork is tender and smoke-forward, with a sweet-tangy BBQ finish. It’s soft, juicy, and满satisfying.
Ingredients
Slow-smoked pork and BBQ sauce. The exact recipe and rub aren’t published, so treat copycat versions as estimates.
Nutrition Information
Moderate, approximately 680 calories before sides. Texas Roadhouse doesn’t publish exact macros, so treat figures as estimates and check the official nutrition portal.
Allergen Information
The BBQ sauce may contain allergens; cross-contact is possible in a shared kitchen. Confirm with your local restaurant if needed.
Popular Pairings
Coleslaw, steak fries, or mac and cheese all pair well, plus the free rolls.
Price Information
Usually around $15.99, one of the more affordable dinners. Prices vary by location.
Ordering Tips
Add coleslaw for a classic BBQ combo, and ask for extra sauce if you like it saucy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pulled Pork Dinner at Texas Roadhouse?
It’s slow-smoked pulled pork served with BBQ sauce and two sides.
How much is the Pulled Pork Dinner?
Usually around $15.99, one of the more affordable dinners. Prices vary by location.
How many calories are in the Pulled Pork?
Roughly 680 calories before sides.
Is the pulled pork a good value?
Yes, it’s one of the cheaper entrees and still comes with two sides.
The Cheapest Full Dinner on the Menu
Pulled Pork is $15.99 and 680 calories, served with two sides. Nothing else here gives you a complete plate for less outside of early dine.
| Dish | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Pulled Pork Dinner | $15.99 | 680 |
| Chicken Critters | $15.99 | 620 |
| Hand-Cut Sirloin 6oz | $16.99 | 420 |
| Grilled Pork Chops | $16.99 | 620 |
| Beef Tips | $17.49 | 720 |
| Fried Catfish | $17.49 | 650 |
The trade at this price point: pulled pork and Chicken Critters both cost $15.99. For one dollar more the 6oz sirloin gives you a steak at 420 calories, which is 260 lighter. If price is the only constraint, pulled pork wins. If you have a dollar spare, the sirloin is the better plate.
Where the Calories Sit
Pork shoulder is a fatty cut by nature, which is what makes it shred properly and taste good. The barbecue sauce adds sugar on top of that.
Ask for the sauce on the side and you control a meaningful share of the 680. It is the single easiest adjustment on this dish.
Who It Suits
- Anyone who wants volume for the money. It is a generous plate at the low end of the price range.
- People who do not want to cut a steak. Everything arrives shredded.
- Groups splitting the bill. Ordering at the cheapest tier keeps the total down without ordering a side salad and calling it dinner.
Skip it if you are counting calories closely. Two sides plus a sauced pork plate adds up faster than a grilled option would.
Related
- Family meals where a pulled pork pack feeds four to five for $36.99.
- Best value guide on the cheapest ways to eat here.
- Full menu with prices and calories.
Prices and calories are estimates and vary by location.