How to check your Texas Roadhouse gift card balance

Last week, I stared at my Texas Roadhouse gift card trying to remember if I had $5 or $50 left on it. After an embarrassing dinner where I had to split my payment between three cards because I couldn’t check my balance beforehand, I knew there had to be a better way.

So I dove into research mode, called customer service, tested their website, and even chatted with a few restaurant managers. Checking your gift card balance doesn’t have to be a guessing game—there are four different ways to do it, and they’re all free.

Skip the awkward moment at the register (like I had) and spend two minutes checking your balance before you head out. 

I’ve outlined everything I learned below, from the fastest method to the most reliable backup options. There is no need to download unique apps or jump through hoops – these straightforward solutions work.

Key takeaways 

• Texas Roadhouse gift cards are a versatile means to pay for a dining experience in any enterprise restaurant in the United States.

• Texas Roadhouse gift card balances can be checked on the official website, by phone, in-store, or via a recent receipt’s sum breakdown.

• Monitoring your card’s balance ensures unpleasant insufficient alerts at checkout.

1. How to check your Texas Roadhouse gift card balance online

• Visit the Texas Roadhouse website on your browser. Or, search for “Texas Roadhouse gift card balance”.

• Find the “Gift Cards” section. This is usually beneath the three horizontal lines at the top left side of the home page.

• Locate the gift card number and PIN code (underneath the scratch-off panel at the back of your card).

• Scratch off the protective covering to reveal the PIN.

• Enter the card number and PIN in the provided fields on the website.

• Complete any CAPTCHA or security verification process.

• Click the “Check Balance” button.

The screen will immediately display the remaining balance on your gift card.

2. How to check your Texas Roadhouse gift card balance at stores

• Use the Texas Roadhouse store locator on their website to find a restaurant near you.

• Choose one to visit. Don’t forget to have your gift card handy. 

• In the restaurant, ask a cashier or server to check the balance on your gift card.

• If the card requires a PIN, turn to the back and get the peelable protective seal over the panel scratched off.

They will scan the card and inform you of the available balance quickly.

3. How to check your Texas Roadhouse gift Card balance through a phone call 

• Call the Texas Roadhouse gift card customer support at 1-800-839-7623.

• A customer representative will respond to assist you.

• Listen carefully to the prompts given.

• You will be required to provide the gift card number and PIN.

• Once the representative processes your information, they will inform you of the remaining balance.

4. How to check your Texas Roadhouse gift card with a receipt

• Locate your most recent purchase receipt using the Texas Roadhouse gift card.

• Look for the ending balance. The receipt should show the amount spent during that transaction and the remaining balance on the gift card after the purchase in bold. This is your current card balance. 

For accuracy, please use the most recent receipt for this exercise. If you’ve used the card since then and the receipts get mixed up, you’ll have an inaccurate balance on an older receipt.

FAQs about Texas Roadhouse gift card 

Where can I use my Texas Roadhouse gift card?

• Texas Roadhouse gift cards are valid only for use in restaurants across the United States.

What are the options for customizing my Texas Roadhouse gift card?

• You can select from pre-made designs or create a personalized card to make your gift more personal and meaningful.

What is the range of denominations for Texas Roadhouse gift cards?

• Gift cards are available in denominations ranging from $5 to $100.

Can I redeem my Texas Roadhouse gift card for cash?

• No. The gift cards cannot be exchanged for cash unless required by law in certain circumstances.

How does a Texas Roadhouse gift card work? Is it like a debit or credit card?

• The gift card acts as a cash equivalent and does not function as a debit or credit card.

Can I reload my Texas Roadhouse gift card?

• No. You cannot reload the card balance; once it is fully used, it will no longer be valid. At that point, you’ll need to purchase a new one if additional funds are required.

What happens if my Texas Roadhouse gift card is lost, stolen, or damaged?

• A replacement can be issued if you provide the 19-digit gift card number and proof of purchase.

Are there any fees associated with using my Texas Roadhouse gift card?

• No. No additional fees are associated with using the gift card, ensuring the full value goes toward your dining experience.

Are There Any Gift Card Specials?

• Texas Roadhouse gift card specials usually run during the holidays.  So keep a close eye on their website and make regular check-ins at your favorite location, as they might offer specials specific to different places.

Does my Texas Roadhouse gift card have an expiration date?

• No. The gift card also has no expiration date, so you can use it whenever it suits you without any time constraints.

Rounding up, 

Knowing your Texas Roadhouse gift card balance is a simple process that can be done online, via phone call to customer support, or even at a physical Texas Roadhouse store. Also, each method is easy and approved, allowing you to learn about your card balance quickly and at any time. But if you encounter any issues, contact Texas Roadhouse customer support for further assistance. 

Happy dining! 

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