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Steakhouse · Texas BBQ · Las Colinas, Irving TX

The Ranch at Las Colinas Menu 2026: Steaks, BBQ & Southwestern Cuisine

Full menu overview for The Ranch at Las Colinas in Irving, TX — an upscale Texas steakhouse and Southwestern restaurant known for USDA Prime steaks, house-smoked Texas BBQ, wood-fired preparations and an extensive whiskey and wine program. Below: the full menu by category, signature highlights, FAQ and a look at comparable steakhouse menus nearby.

USDA Prime steaksTexas BBQ smokehouseExtensive whiskey listIrving, TX (Las Colinas)Business dining & private events
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Signature items

Bone-In Ribeye (22 oz)Price varies
House-Smoked BrisketPrice varies
Filet Mignon (8 oz)Price varies
Tres Leches CakePrice varies
Ranch Old FashionedPrice varies
Jump to: Signature steaks Texas BBQ Southwestern entrees Sides Bar & whiskey Full menu Related steakhouses FAQ
Quick answers

What to know before you go — at a glance

The four things guests most often want to know about The Ranch at Las Colinas, answered in one look.

Must-order steak
Bone-In Ribeye (22 oz)

USDA Prime, richly marbled. The house signature cut.

Best BBQ pick
House-Smoked Beef Brisket

Oak-smoked, sliced to order with house pickles.

Best for groups
Cowboy or Tomahawk Ribeye

Shareable showpiece cuts. Best for 2-3 guests.

Top bar highlight
Texas Whiskey Flight

Curated trio of Texas-distilled whiskeys with tasting notes.

Prime steaks

The Ranch at Las Colinas signature steaks, ranked

Every cut is USDA Prime. Prices vary and are set by the restaurant — confirm current pricing with your server or at theranchatlasc.com.

  1. 1Bone-In Ribeye (22 oz)House signature. Richly marbled USDA Prime.Market price
  2. 2Filet Mignon (8 oz)Most tender cut; buttery and mild.Market price
  3. 3Prime Tomahawk (40+ oz)Showpiece for the table.Market price
  4. 4New York Strip (14 oz)Bold beefy flavor with firm texture.Market price
  5. 5Cowboy Ribeye (32 oz)Massive bone-in for serious appetite.Market price
  6. 6Wagyu Beef TenderloinAmerican Wagyu; exceptional marbling.Market price

All steaks can be topped with Oscar (crab, asparagus, bearnaise), bone marrow butter, truffle butter or any of the house sauces. See the Steak Additions category in the full menu below.

Texas BBQ & smokehouse

House-smoked Texas BBQ at The Ranch at Las Colinas

The Ranch runs a full Texas-style BBQ program alongside its steakhouse menu — a combination rare in upscale dining. Meats are oak-smoked in-house and served Central Texas style: dry-rubbed, with sauce on the side.

  1. 1House-Smoked Beef BrisketOak-smoked, sliced to order. Texas BBQ classic.Market price
  2. 2St. Louis Pork Ribs (Full Rack)Dry-rubbed, slow-smoked over oak.Market price
  3. 3BBQ Combo PlateChoice of two meats and two sides.Market price
  4. 4Smoked ChickenWhole smoked with dry-rub crust.Market price
  5. 5Smoked Turkey BreastSliced thick with a smoke-ring exterior.Market price
Southwestern entrees

Southwestern & Texas-inspired entrees

Beyond steak and BBQ, The Ranch at Las Colinas leans into Southwestern and Texas flavors — braised short rib, smoked quail, enchiladas and ancho chile preparations that distinguish the menu from a pure steakhouse.

Signature

Red Chile Braised Short Rib

Slow-braised beef short rib with red chile mole, pickled onion and corn tortilla. The menu's deepest Southwestern flavor.

Texas classic

Smoked Quail

Texas-style smoked quail glazed with ancho-honey, served with jalisco rice. A regional specialty rarely found at this level.

Comfort

Chicken Enchiladas

Pulled chicken enchiladas with tomatillo salsa verde, cotija cheese and crema — a Southwestern comfort classic done right.

Pork

Ancho Chile Pork Tenderloin

Ancho-cumin rubbed pork tenderloin with corn succotash and chipotle butter — bold Southwest flavor in a leaner cut.

Vegetarian

Vegetable Plate

Seasonal roasted and grilled vegetables with herb vinaigrette, quinoa and house greens. The menu's main vegetarian entree.

Starter

Texas Queso Fundido

Melted cheese with chorizo, roasted chiles and warm tortillas. An essential first course with strong Tex-Mex roots.

Sides worth ordering

Standout sides at The Ranch at Las Colinas

Sides at an upscale steakhouse can make or break the experience. These are the house highlights — ranging from indulgent (lobster mac, truffle mac) to Texas-specific (skillet cornbread, jalisco rice, creamed corn).

Indulgent

Lobster Mac & Cheese

Cheddar-Gruyere macaroni with chunks of Maine lobster. The most luxurious side on the board — a steakhouse classic.

Truffle

Truffle Mac & Cheese

Three-cheese macaroni finished with truffle oil and herb breadcrumbs. Rich and aromatic — pairs well with any steak.

Texas classic

Skillet Cornbread

Cast-iron cornbread with honey butter. A Texas BBQ tradition that holds its own alongside upscale preparations.

Southern

Creamed Corn

House-made Southern-style creamed corn with creme fraiche. A sweet, rich counterpoint to smoky meats.

Vegetables

Crispy Brussels Sprouts

Pan-crisped Brussels with bacon lardons, balsamic glaze and pecans. A lighter side with good textural contrast.

Classic

Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Yukon Gold potatoes mashed with roasted garlic, butter and cream. The definitive steakhouse side — done properly.

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All menu categories at The Ranch at Las Colinas with item counts.

The full menu

Every category on The Ranch at Las Colinas menu (2026)

All categories and items listed below. Prices are not included as they are not publicly verified for this restaurant — see the note below.

About pricing. The Ranch at Las Colinas does not publish a full price list online. Menu prices are omitted from this page in accordance with Menupedia policy — we never publish prices we cannot verify. For current pricing, visit theranchatlasc.com, call the restaurant directly, or ask your server. As an upscale steakhouse, expect pricing in the $$$ range — prime steaks typically run $50–$100+, sides $12–$18, and starters $16–$28.
Bar & whiskey program

Whiskey, wine & craft cocktails at The Ranch

The Ranch at Las Colinas is well-known in the DFW area for its whiskey program, with a focus on Texas-distilled spirits from the state's rapidly growing craft whiskey industry. The bar offers a curated Texas Whiskey Flight, along with smoke-forward cocktails like the Ranch Old Fashioned (house-smoked bourbon) and the Smoked Pecan Manhattan.

The wine list is equally extensive, covering Old World and New World reds, whites and sparkling wines — well-suited to pairing with prime steaks and the broader menu. Craft beer includes Texas regional selections.

Ask your server for the current whiskey selection and wine list, both of which rotate seasonally.

  • Texas Whiskey Flight — curated local expressions
  • Ranch Old Fashioned — house-smoked bourbon
  • Smoked Pecan Manhattan — rye with pecan bitters
  • Ranch Margarita — silver tequila, fresh lime
  • Wine by the glass — rotating red, white & sparkling
  • Texas craft beer — rotating regional taps
  • Mocktails & non-alcoholic — available on request
Dining experience

What to expect at The Ranch at Las Colinas

Setting

Upscale Texas atmosphere

The Ranch evokes Texas ranch heritage in an upscale setting — warm wood, leather, and Southwestern art in a polished Las Colinas dining room with views of the urban center.

Private dining

Events & private rooms

The restaurant accommodates private dining events, corporate gatherings and large party reservations. Contact the restaurant directly for group menus and event planning.

Location

Las Colinas Urban Center

Located at 857 W John Carpenter Freeway near Lake Carolyn and the Toyota Music Factory. Convenient to DFW Airport and the Las Colinas business district — ideal for post-meeting dinners.

Reservations

Book in advance

Reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends and during major events at nearby venues. Book online at theranchatlasc.com or by phone.

Dress code

Smart casual to business

The Ranch skews upscale — smart casual is appropriate. Business attire is common given the corporate clientele from the Las Colinas business corridor.

Unique to The Ranch

Steakhouse + BBQ fusion

The combination of a full-service USDA Prime steakhouse with an in-house Texas BBQ smokehouse is rare at this price level — it's the defining characteristic that separates The Ranch from standard upscale steakhouses.

Price comparison

How The Ranch at Las Colinas compares to other upscale steakhouses

A side-by-side look at The Ranch vs. comparable upscale steakhouses in and around the DFW area.

CategoryThe Ranch at Las ColinasFleming's Prime SteakhouseMorton's SteakhouseMastro's Steakhouse
Cuisine focusPrime steaks + Texas BBQPrime steaksPrime steaksPrime steaks + seafood
LocationIrving, TX (Las Colinas)Multiple DFWMultiple DFWMultiple cities
Price range$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Whiskey programExtensive (Texas focus)Extensive wine listExtensive wineExtensive wine + spirits
BBQ / smokehouseYes — house smokedNoNoNo
Private diningYesYesYesYes

Price ranges are general indicators only. All four are upscale steakhouses where a full dinner for two with wine typically runs $150–$300+. The Ranch at Las Colinas is distinctive for its Texas BBQ smokehouse program, which none of the others offer.

About The Ranch at Las Colinas

A Texas steakhouse that actually smokes its own meat.

The Ranch at Las Colinas occupies a unique niche in the DFW upscale dining scene: it operates as both a full-service USDA Prime steakhouse and a genuine Texas BBQ smokehouse under one roof. The combination is unusual at this price level — most upscale steakhouses skip the smokehouse program entirely.

The menu reflects a distinctly Texas identity: prime steaks with Southwestern preparations (ancho chile, red chile mole, smoked quail), a deep whiskey list led by Texas craft distilleries, and sides that lean into Texas BBQ tradition (skillet cornbread, jalisco rice, creamed corn). The restaurant is a go-to for the Las Colinas corporate community and for celebratory dining in the Irving area.

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Common questions

The Ranch at Las Colinas — frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about The Ranch at Las Colinas menu, reservations, location and dining experience.

What is The Ranch at Las Colinas?

The Ranch at Las Colinas is an upscale steakhouse and Southwestern restaurant located at 857 W John Carpenter Freeway in Irving, TX (Las Colinas). The concept combines USDA Prime steaks, Texas-style BBQ and smoke-driven Southwestern cuisine with an extensive whiskey and wine program. It is a well-established destination in the Dallas-Fort Worth dining scene, popular for business dinners, celebrations and special occasions.

Does The Ranch at Las Colinas have a steakhouse menu?

Yes. The core of the menu is USDA Prime steaks — including filet mignon, New York strip, bone-in ribeye, T-bone, Wagyu tenderloin and a showpiece tomahawk ribeye — all available with a range of classic and Southwestern sauces and toppings. The menu also features a full Texas BBQ smokehouse program with brisket, ribs and smoked chicken, plus seafood and Southwestern entrees.

What kind of BBQ does The Ranch at Las Colinas serve?

The Ranch at Las Colinas incorporates a Texas BBQ and smokehouse program alongside its steakhouse menu. This includes house-smoked beef brisket, St. Louis pork ribs (half and full rack), smoked chicken, smoked turkey breast and a pitmaster's combo plate. The BBQ program reflects the Central Texas oak-smoke tradition — dry-rubbed meats with house BBQ sauce on the side.

Does The Ranch at Las Colinas have a whiskey selection?

Yes. The Ranch at Las Colinas is known for an extensive whiskey program, including a Texas Whiskey Flight featuring locally distilled expressions from the thriving Texas whiskey industry. The bar also offers crafted whiskey cocktails like the Ranch Old Fashioned (house-smoked bourbon) and Smoked Pecan Manhattan, in addition to a broad wine list spanning reds, whites and sparkling wines.

Is The Ranch at Las Colinas good for a business dinner?

The Ranch at Las Colinas is widely regarded as one of the top business dining destinations in the Las Colinas and Irving area. The upscale setting, private dining options, extensive wine and whiskey program, and USDA Prime steakhouse menu make it a natural fit for corporate entertaining, client dinners and executive meals. Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for groups.

Does The Ranch at Las Colinas take reservations?

Yes. Reservations are recommended and can typically be made online or by phone. For large groups or private dining inquiries, contact the restaurant directly through theranchatlasc.com. Walk-ins are accommodated based on availability, but the restaurant is popular — especially on weekends and during conventions and events at the nearby Las Colinas Urban Center.

What are the hours for The Ranch at Las Colinas?

Hours can vary by day and season. Verify current hours directly with the restaurant at theranchatlasc.com or by calling the Irving location. The restaurant typically serves lunch and dinner, with bar service extended on weekends.

Where is The Ranch at Las Colinas located?

The Ranch at Las Colinas is located at 857 W John Carpenter Freeway, Irving, TX 75039 — in the Las Colinas Urban Center near Lake Carolyn and the Toyota Music Factory entertainment district. It is convenient to the Las Colinas business corridor, DFW International Airport and central Irving.

Are there vegetarian options at The Ranch at Las Colinas?

As primarily a steakhouse and BBQ concept, vegetarian options are limited but available. The menu typically includes a seasonal vegetable plate, salads such as Caesar and wedge, and a variety of vegetable-forward sides including truffle mac and cheese, creamed corn, Brussels sprouts, grilled asparagus and skillet cornbread. Call ahead if you have specific dietary requirements.

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