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Disclaimer
The TRH Menu disclaimer says what this website is not. It is not the restaurant, not an offer to sell a meal, and not nutrition or allergy advice.
Independent
Not the restaurant
Not advice
No diet or allergy claim
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Printed prices only
Read the menu pages as a copy of a public menu, not as a promise from the restaurant.
The TRH Menu disclaimer is part of the guide, not a footnote you are meant to skip. TRH Menu is an independent informational site. It is not owned by, operated by, or affiliated with Texas Roadhouse. The TRH Menu disclaimer applies to the homepage, the menu, the prices, and the articles about calories, nutrition, and allergens.
Menu names and the restaurant name are trademarks of their owners. Using them to describe a public menu does not transfer any ownership and does not make this site an agent of the restaurant.
What the TRH Menu disclaimer says about prices
Prices on this site are the figures printed on the national menu page that was saved. There are 68 of them. Examples include $8.99 for the Cactus Blossom, $32.99 for the Bone-In Ribeye, $25.99 for the full slab of ribs, and $13.99 for the Bacon Cheeseburger. A restaurant can charge a different price, run a different special, or leave an item off its local menu.
Items with no printed national price are not listed as free and are not listed as zero. The TRH Menu disclaimer treats a local receipt as the local receipt. If the receipt and this site disagree, the receipt is what you are being asked to pay.
Nothing on the site is an offer, a coupon, or a contract to sell food or drinks.
What it says about nutrition and allergies
The calories, nutrition, and allergen pages do not give you numbers or safety labels, because those facts were not in the save. The absence of a warning is not a promise that a dish is safe. The TRH Menu disclaimer states that directly: nothing here is nutrition advice, allergy advice, or medical advice.
Do not use a photo, a 20oz description, or a kids-menu title to make a medical decision. Ask the restaurant before you order if those facts matter for you or for a child. The guide cannot check a kitchen from this page.
General links to FDA pages are background reading about labels and major food allergens. They are not findings about a specific plate at the restaurant.
Photos and descriptions
Photos show the dishes as pictured on the national menu page, saved as smaller images. A photo can be cropped by the page layout. It can lag behind a recipe change. The TRH Menu disclaimer does not treat a picture as a warranty of portion size, ingredients, or presentation at your table.
Descriptions are the menu's own short copy. They can be incomplete. A sentence about Cajun sauce or jack cheese is not a full ingredient statement. Relying on it as a complete label is the reader's risk, which is why the allergen article tells you to ask.
Drinks, including the margarita pictured on this page, are menu items. A picture of a drink is not a statement about alcohol service, age rules, or your local laws. Those rules belong to the restaurant and to the law where you are. The TRH Menu disclaimer does not lower a drinking age, does not promise a virgin version of a cocktail, and does not describe how a bar pours. Read the drink name as a menu name and nothing more. If a local restaurant skips a drink that this page still shows, the local board wins for that visit. The TRH Menu disclaimer is the reminder to look up from the phone and ask the staff what is actually being served tonight.
No professional relationship
Reading the site does not create a professional relationship. The editor is not your dietitian, your physician, or your lawyer. The TRH Menu disclaimer is not itself legal advice about trademarks or about your visit. It is a warning about the limits of a menu archive.
Emailing the contact address does not make the inbox your agent for a dispute with a restaurant. The inbox can talk about the website. It cannot appear for you at a location.
Links to the official restaurant site and to public FDA pages are provided so you can leave this guide and read those sources. Those organizations do not operate trhmenu.com.
Accuracy and availability
The guide can be wrong, stale, or incomplete. Pages can be unavailable when a host is down. A correction process exists, and it is described on the contact page and in the editorial policy. The TRH Menu disclaimer does not promise that every correction will be made on a deadline, or that the national page and the website will match on every future day.
The 126 saved items are a snapshot. A new seasonal item may be absent. A removed item may linger until the save is updated. Absence from this site is not proof that a restaurant stopped serving a dish.
Use the site as a reading aid. Use the restaurant as the authority on what it will serve and charge.
Limits of the TRH Menu disclaimer
This page cannot list every way a reader might misuse a menu archive. The core limits are enough to repeat. The site is independent. Prices can differ. Missing data is not filled in. The content is not medical, nutrition, or allergy advice. Trademarks belong to their owners.
If a sentence elsewhere on the site is read as a promise, the TRH Menu disclaimer is the narrower reading that should win: the sentence is information from a saved public menu, not a guarantee. The editorial policy is the editing rule. This page is the warning.
When in doubt in the dining room, ask the people who are serving the food.
This guide is also not a review site. It does not score service, cleanliness, or a location, and it does not collect star ratings. A photo of a margarita or a ribeye is not a recommendation to order it. The TRH Menu disclaimer keeps reviews out so the archive does not pick up claims it cannot check. Readers who want the saved national menu can stay. Readers who want a crowd's opinion can look elsewhere.
Apply the TRH Menu disclaimer in 4 steps
Use these checks before you rely on a page in this guide.
Remember the source
Treat prices and descriptions as a copy of a national menu page, not as a quote from your local board.
Expect local differences
Ask the restaurant what it charges and what it is serving today.
Do not self-diagnose from a card
Do not use a blank allergen field or a missing calorie as medical information.
Use official channels for the restaurant
Reservations, complaints, and the restaurant’s own site are not handled here.
Questions about the TRH Menu disclaimer
Is the TRH Menu disclaimer saying this site is official?
No. The site is independent and is not owned by or affiliated with Texas Roadhouse.
Can I rely on the TRH Menu disclaimer prices at the door?
Not as a local guarantee. The prices are national-page figures and a restaurant can charge something else.
Does a missing allergen label mean the food is safe?
No. A missing label means the data was not saved. Ask the restaurant.
Is the TRH Menu disclaimer medical advice?
No. The disclaimer says the pages are not nutrition, allergy, or medical advice.
Who owns the restaurant name?
The name and menu marks belong to their owners. This site does not claim those marks.
Are the photos a warranty of the plate?
No. They show how the item was pictured on the national menu page.
Can I hold this website to a reservation?
No. The site does not take reservations and does not sell meals.
Where is the editing rule behind the TRH Menu disclaimer?
The editorial policy explains which facts are copied and which facts are left blank.
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