Killer Ribs vs 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs

Compare calories, protein, carbs, fat, sodium, and fiber for these Texas Roadhouse menu items.

Quick answer

Killer Ribs is lowest in calories, while 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs gives the most protein.

Lowest calories

Killer Ribs

912 kcal

Highest protein

12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs

121.7 g protein

Lowest carbs

12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs

17.8 g carbs

Lowest sodium

12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs

2,036 mg sodium

Side-by-side nutrition facts

Values are per listed serving and may vary by location or preparation.

Menu item	Calories	Protein	Carbs	Fat	Fiber	Sodium
Killer RibsJust for Starters Boneless Buffalo Wings shown without dipping sauce. See "Just for Starters - Boneless Buffalo Wings Dipping Sauces" for additional information. Cactus Blossom, Cheese Fries, Fried Pickles & Rattlesnake Bites shown without sauce or additional toppings. See "Just for Starters - Sauces (3 oz) & Toppings (6 oz)" for nutrition information.	912 kcal	49 g	59.2 g	53.1 g	7.6 g	2,828 mg
12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & RibsTexas Size Combos Shown without sides. See "Legendary Sides & Extras" for additional information.	1,512 kcal	121.7 g	17.8 g	110.9 g	5.2 g	2,036 mg

Choose Killer Ribs if your priority is keeping calories lower. It has 912 calories per serving.

Choose 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs if you want the most protein. It has 121.7g protein per serving.

If sodium matters, 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Ribs is the lighter sodium pick at 2,036mg.

Open these items in the Texas Roadhouse calculator to see combined calories and macros.