Red Robin serves 22 kids menu items in 2026, priced from $5.59 to $8.79 — burgers, chicken, corn dogs, pizza, drinks and desserts for younger guests. The lightest entrée is the Grilled Chicken Dip’ns at 330 calories, and nine of the ten kids drinks are Bottomless with free refills when you dine in.
Red Robin’s Kids Meals menu offers tasty, kid-friendly food choices made for younger guests. It features delicious burgers, chicken tenders, corn dogs, and other favorites served in child-friendly sizes. With a variety of choices, kids can enjoy a nutritious meal while eating with family at Red Robin.
All 22 Kids Meals with Prices & Calories
Red’s Cheeseburger
$6.69 | 370 Cal
The kids’ cheeseburger — and, at $6.69 and 370 Cal, the cheapest entrée on this page.
Bottomless Mac It Yours
$7.39 | 520 Cal
The kids’ mac and cheese with free refills when you dine in.
Corn Doggies
$8.49 | 620 Cal
The kids’ corn dogs — and, at $8.49 and 620 Cal, the priciest and heaviest entrée on this page.
Donatos® 7″ Pizza
$8.29 | 500 Cal
The kids’ whole 7-inch pizza — the same size that has its own page, here as a kids’ entrée.
Cluck-A-Doodles
$7.89 | 410 Cal
The kids’ chicken tenders — 410 Cal, the second-lightest entrée.
Grilled Chicken Dip’ns
$7.39 | 330 Cal
The grilled chicken strips — and, at 330 Cal, the lightest entrée on this page.
Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda
$6.19 | 280 Cal
The kids’ Island Breeze dirty soda — and, at 280 Cal, the lightest item on the whole page.
Bottomless Kids Coconut Cola Dirty Soda
$6.59 | 710 Cal
The kids’ coconut cola dirty soda with free refills — 710 Cal, the heaviest kids drink.
Bottomless Kids Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda
$6.39 | 680 Cal
The kids’ wild raspberry dirty soda with free refills.
Bottomless Kids Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda
$6.59 | 700 Cal
The kids’ dragon fruit dirty soda with free refills.
Bottomless Kids Desert Pear Dirty Soda
$8.69 | 640 Cal
The kids’ desert pear dirty soda with free refills — and, at $8.69, the priciest kids dirty soda.
Bottomless Kids Candied Orange Dirty Soda
$5.59 | 550 Cal
The kids’ candied orange dirty soda with free refills — and, at $5.59, the cheapest item on this page.
Bottomless Kids Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda
$6.29 | 330 Cal
The kids’ vanilla Dr Pepper dirty soda with free refills — 330 Cal, the same as the lightest entrée.
Bottomless Kids Freckled Lemonade®
$8.79 | 380 Cal
The kids’ Freckled Lemonade with free refills — and, at $8.79, tied priciest on this page.
Bottomless Kids Sunset Lemonade
$6.89 | 360 Cal
The kids’ sunset lemonade with free refills — and, at 360 Cal, the lightest kids lemonade.
Bottomless Kids Poppin’ Purple Lemonade
$8.09 | 670 Cal
The kids’ poppin’ purple lemonade with free refills.
Creamy Milkshake
$5.99 | 530 Cal
The kids’ creamy milkshake — the cheapest kids milkshake at $5.99.
Kids Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake
$8.79 | 410 Cal
The kids’ Oreo milkshake — and, at 410 Cal, the lightest kids milkshake.
Bottomless Root Beer Float
$7.19 | 690 Cal
The kids’ root beer float with free refills.
Kids Sundae
$5.69 | 370 Cal
The kids’ sundae — and, at $5.69, the cheapest kids dessert.
Kids Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake
$8.79 | 610 Cal
The NEW kids’ salted caramel brownie milkshake — and, at $8.79, tied priciest on this page.
Kids Cookie Dough Milkshake
$6.39 | 720 Cal
The NEW kids’ cookie dough milkshake — and, at 720 Cal, the heaviest item on this page.
A note on the 7″ pizza prices: the same 7-inch Donatos pizza appears three times on the owner’s menu at three different prices, for three different meals. The kids’ listing is the Donatos® 7″ Pizza at $8.29 and 500 calories. The Big Yummm deal item is the Donatos 7″ Pizza Deal at $10.89 and 980 calories, served with a Bottomless side and drink in the $9.99 meal. The 10-inch version is the Donatos® 10″ Pizza in Appetizers at $8.09 and 970 calories. Do not confuse the three prices: $8.29 is the kids’ menu price, $10.89 is the Big Yummm item price, and $9.99 is the Big Yummm meal price that includes the pizza, the side and the drink together. See the Donatos Pizza page for the full pizza sizes, and the Big Yummm Deals page for the meal.
Prices may vary by location.
What’s Included in Every Kids Meal?
What the owner’s article says — and what it does not. The owner’s article lists the 22 kids items and calls the section food “made for younger guests” — but it does NOT state what comes with a kids meal. It names no included side, no included drink, and no included sundae. So this section states the widely reported format, with the source of each part, and says plainly which parts the article supports and which it does not. If your location includes something different, the restaurant’s own menu is the final word.
Entrée — the main dish.
Every kids meal starts with one of the six entrées in the table above: Red’s Cheeseburger ($6.69 | 370 Cal), Bottomless Mac It Yours ($7.39 | 520 Cal), Corn Doggies ($8.49 | 620 Cal), Donatos® 7″ Pizza ($8.29 | 500 Cal), Cluck-A-Doodles ($7.89 | 410 Cal), or Grilled Chicken Dip’ns ($7.39 | 330 Cal). These six are the meals themselves — the burgers, chicken, corn dogs and pizza are the mains, and the drinks and desserts below are the separate items on the kids menu. Pick the entrée first, then the drink.
Side choices — reported, not in the owner’s article.
The owner’s article names no side choices for kids meals. The owner’s other guide, usa-menu.com, lists the kids side choices as apple slices, mandarin oranges, Bottomless Steak Fries, Yukon Chips, and steamed broccoli — and that is the widely reported list across kids-menu guides. Treat it as reported from the owner’s other guide, not as the owner’s article fact: the side your restaurant offers, and whether a side is included at all, can vary by location, so confirm it when you order. For the lightest side, the fruit and the steamed broccoli are the lighter picks — see the healthiest section below.
Bottomless drink — supported by the item names and the article’s Bottomless section.
Nine of the ten kids drinks carry “Bottomless” in their names on the owner’s menu — the six Bottomless Kids dirty sodas and the three Bottomless Kids lemonades — and the article’s Bottomless section says the Bottomless menu offers free refills on selected sides and drinks with the meal when you dine in. So the Bottomless kids drinks are the refillable ones, dine-in, with the meal. The one kids drink without “Bottomless” in its name is the Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda ($6.19 | 280 Cal) — the lightest kids drink, but not a Bottomless listing. See the drinks section below for all ten.
Sundae — NOT stated as included.
The Kids Sundae ($5.69 | 370 Cal) is a separate menu item on the owner’s kids list, with its own price — the article does not say a sundae comes with every kids meal, and this page does not claim it does. Some guides describe a sundae as part of the kids meal, but the owner’s article supports no such claim: if your location includes a sundae with a kids meal, that is the location’s offer, and the menu price of the sundae on its own is $5.69. Order the sundae as the dessert if you want it — it is the cheapest kids dessert on the page.
The Healthiest Kids Meals
The owner’s article gives the calories for every kids item, so the healthiest picks are a matter of reading the table — not of guessing. The article’s own lighter-eating guidance backs the same approach: grilled chicken, vegetable-based sides, and sauces on the side.
Grilled Chicken Dip’ns — the lightest entrée.
The Grilled Chicken Dip’ns are the lightest kids entrée on the owner’s menu at $7.39 and 330 calories. Grilled chicken, not fried — and the article’s lighter-eating guidance names grilled chicken as the lighter choice over a conventional beef patty. The next-lightest entrées are Red’s Cheeseburger at 370 Cal and Cluck-A-Doodles at 410 Cal. Do not trust guides that list the Dip’ns at around 170 calories: that figure comes from a competitor guide, and the owner’s article lists 330. The healthiest kids meal on this page is 330 calories, and this page says so plainly. If the child wants the lightest meal on the menu, order the Dip’ns — and pair it with a light drink, not a dirty soda (see below).
Lighter sides.
The article’s lighter-eating guidance says vegetable-based sides and sauces on the side can change the nutritional make-up of a meal. Applied to the reported kids side choices, the lighter picks are the apple slices, the mandarin oranges, and the steamed broccoli; the heavier picks are the Bottomless Steak Fries and the Yukon Chips. Those side choices are reported from the owner’s other guide, not stated in the article — see the section above — but the lighter-versus-heavier split follows the article’s own guidance. And ask for sauces and dressings on the side, as the article advises, so the child controls how much goes on.
Watch the drink — it can outweigh the entrée.
The kids drinks are where the calories hide. The Bottomless Kids Coconut Cola Dirty Soda is 710 calories — more than any kids entrée except the Corn Doggies at 620. The Dragon Fruit is 700, the Wild Raspberry is 680, and the Poppin’ Purple Lemonade is 670 — each one heavier than every kids entrée on the page. A Grilled Chicken Dip’ns meal at 330 Cal with a Coconut Cola dirty soda at 710 Cal is a 1040-calorie meal, and the drink is doing most of the work. The lightest drinks are the Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda at 280 Cal and the Bottomless Kids Sunset Lemonade at 360 Cal. If calories matter, order the Dip’ns with the Island Breeze or the Sunset Lemonade — and save the dirty sodas for the treat, not the everyday meal.
Kids Drinks, Dirty Sodas & Milkshakes
The kids menu has ten drinks and six desserts — more drinks than entrées, and the drinks are where the kids menu is most different from the adult menu. The adult Bottomless page covers the full drink list; this section covers only the kids’ own drinks.
The kids dirty sodas — six Bottomless, one not.
Seven of the ten kids drinks are dirty sodas — soda with flavoured syrup and cream, the kids’ version of the adult dirty sodas on the Bottomless page. Six of them carry “Bottomless” in their names and come with free refills when you dine in: Coconut Cola ($6.59 | 710 Cal), Wild Raspberry ($6.39 | 680 Cal), Dragon Fruit ($6.59 | 700 Cal), Desert Pear ($8.69 | 640 Cal), Candied Orange ($5.59 | 550 Cal), and Vanilla Dr Pepper® ($6.29 | 330 Cal). The seventh, the Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda ($6.19 | 280 Cal), is the only kids dirty soda without “Bottomless” in its name — and it is also the lightest kids drink on the page. The Vanilla Dr Pepper is the lightest of the Bottomless dirty sodas at 330 Cal; the Coconut Cola is the heaviest at 710. If the child wants a dirty soda with refills, order from the six Bottomless ones; if the child wants the lightest dirty soda, order the Island Breeze.
The kids lemonades — three, all Bottomless.
The three kids lemonades are all Bottomless, with free refills when you dine in: Freckled Lemonade® ($8.79 | 380 Cal), Sunset Lemonade ($6.89 | 360 Cal), and Poppin’ Purple Lemonade ($8.09 | 670 Cal). The Sunset is the lightest kids lemonade at 360 Cal and the cheapest at $6.89; the Freckled is the priciest kids drink on the page at $8.79, tied with two of the milkshakes; the Poppin’ Purple is the heaviest lemonade at 670 Cal — heavier than every kids entrée. The same three lemonades appear in the adult Bottomless section at different prices — the kids’ versions are the kids’ listings, with the kids’ prices.
The kids milkshakes — four, two of them new.
Four milkshakes sit on the kids menu: the Creamy Milkshake ($5.99 | 530 Cal), the Kids Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake ($8.79 | 410 Cal), the Kids Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake ($8.79 | 610 Cal), and the Kids Cookie Dough Milkshake ($6.39 | 720 Cal). The last two are marked “New” in the owner’s article — the newest desserts on the kids menu. The Oreo is the lightest kids milkshake at 410 Cal; the Cookie Dough is the heaviest item on the whole kids page at 720 Cal. Do not trust search snippets that list kids milkshakes at $2.99–$3.99: the owner’s menu lists them at $5.99–$8.79, and that is the range this page uses. The Creamy Milkshake at $5.99 is the cheapest kids milkshake — and the only one without “Kids” in its name.
The float and the sundae.
The Bottomless Root Beer Float ($7.19 | 690 Cal) is the kids’ float with free refills when you dine in — a different listing from the Beverages section’s Root Beer Float at $3.79 and 270 Cal, which is the regular float, not the kids’ Bottomless one. The Kids Sundae ($5.69 | 370 Cal) is the cheapest kids dessert on the page and the lightest dessert after the Oreo milkshake. Both are desserts, not meal drinks — order them after the entrée, not with it.
Kids Eat Deals — Wednesday 50% Off
What the owner’s article says.
Nothing about Wednesday, and nothing about 50% off. The article’s deals section says only that offers change over time, can differ between restaurants, and that guests should check whether a promotion applies before ordering. The article confirms the Big Yummm meals and the Royalty loyalty programme as the saving routes it lists — it does not list a kids Wednesday deal. So the deal below is reported, not the owner’s article fact.
What is reported — not in the owner’s article.
The widely reported kids deal is Wednesday 50% off kids meals with an adult entrée, at participating locations — and the owner’s other guide, usa-menu.com, lists the same deal: 50% off kids meals on Wednesdays with an adult entrée. Treat it as reported, with the article’s own warning attached: deals change over time and differ between restaurants, so confirm the current offer, its day, and its terms with your restaurant before planning a visit around it. The deal is a weekday offer, not an everyday one — and it is not the same as “kids eat free”, which is a different claim answered in FAQ 4 below.
The other family saving route — Big Yummm.
The saving route the owner’s article DOES list is the Big Yummm meal: the 7″ Donatos pizza, Red’s Double, or the Haystack Double as the $9.99 entrée, with a Bottomless side and a Bottomless beverage included. A family ordering Big Yummm meals for the adults and kids meals for the children is the cheapest full-meal combination on the owner’s menu — see the Big Yummm Deals page for the tiers and the value math. And the Royalty programme, which the article lists, earns points on eligible purchases — see the birthdays section below for the birthday benefit.
Birthdays at Red Robin
What the owner’s article says.
One sentence, in the Royalty section: the programme “may also provide birthday benefits and other special promotions according to membership eligibility criteria and applicable terms and conditions.” That is the whole of the article’s birthday support — it names no free item, no amount, and no age. The details below are reported, not the owner’s article facts.
What is reported — the free sundae and the song.
The widely reported birthday offer for children is a free birthday sundae with a birthday song from the team. Treat it as reported: the article confirms only that birthday benefits may exist under the Royalty programme, so confirm the current birthday offer — and whether it needs a Royalty membership — with your restaurant before the visit. The free sundae is the kids’ birthday treat; the Kids Sundae on its own is $5.69 and 370 calories.
What is reported — Royalty kids club, $7 off.
The reported Royalty kids club offer is $7 off in the birthday month for members aged 17 and under. Treat it as reported, with the same caveat: the article says birthday benefits depend on membership eligibility and the programme’s terms, so the age limit, the amount, and the redemption rules can change. Enrol the child in Royalty before the birthday month if you want to use it — and check the current terms in the app, which the article names as the way to manage Royalty rewards.
The free birthday burger — check at your location.
Sources conflict on the free birthday burger, so this page does not present it as current fact. Older sources describe a free birthday burger for Royalty members; one source reports that the free adult birthday burger is being phased out in 2026. Do not plan a visit around a free birthday burger without confirming it with your restaurant first — the sundae and the $7-off are the offers this page presents as current, and the burger is flagged here only so nobody assumes it. If the restaurant confirms a free birthday burger, it is a bonus on top of the sundae, not a replacement for it.
Age Limit & Allergen Notes
Age limit — reported, not in the owner’s article.
The owner’s article does not state an age limit for the kids menu — it says only that the Kids Meals are “made for younger guests”. The widely reported rule is 12 and under, and the owner’s other guide, usa-menu.com, lists the same limit: ages 12 and under. Treat it as reported, not as the owner’s article fact: the age limit can vary by location, and the restaurant’s own menu is the final word. If the child is over 12, the adult menu is the order — and the adult burgers come with Bottomless Steak Fries, so the value is still there.
Allergen notes — the article’s own guidance.
The article’s Family Dining section says it directly: parents should review ingredients and allergen information when selecting meals for children, and if a child has dietary restrictions, speak with restaurant staff before making the order. The article’s gluten-free section adds the detail: not every menu item or ingredient is automatically declared gluten-free, so checking the complete ingredient details matters; guests with celiac disease or a serious gluten allergy should take extra care, because cross-contact can occur during food preparation — shared cooking tools, preparing surfaces, and fryers may create risks even when an ingredient does not include gluten. Red Robin offers an allergen-friendly menu tool to filter choices by dietary needs, and the article’s advice is to inform the restaurant team about your needs before ordering so they can clarify the safety measures. That applies to every kids meal, not just the gluten-free ones: tell the team about the allergy first, then order.
FAQs
What comes with a Red Robin kids meal?
The owner’s article does not state what comes with a kids meal — it lists the 22 items and nothing about inclusions. The widely reported format, per the owner’s other guide, is an entrée plus a side plus a Bottomless drink; the reported side choices are apple slices, mandarin oranges, Bottomless Steak Fries, Yukon Chips, and steamed broccoli. The Kids Sundae is a separate $5.69 menu item, not stated as included. Confirm what your location includes when you order.
How much is a kids meal at Red Robin?
On the owner’s menu, the 22 kids items run from $5.59 (Bottomless Kids Candied Orange Dirty Soda) to $8.79 (Bottomless Kids Freckled Lemonade®, Kids Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake, and Kids Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake). The six entrées run from $6.69 (Red’s Cheeseburger) to $8.49 (Corn Doggies). Do not trust competitor guides that list kids meals at a $6.49–$6.99 flat price: the owner’s range is $5.59–$8.79. Prices may vary by location.
What age is the Red Robin kids menu for?
The owner’s article does not state an age limit — it says only that the Kids Meals are “made for younger guests”. The widely reported rule is 12 and under, and the owner’s other guide lists the same limit. Treat it as reported: the limit can vary by location, so confirm with your restaurant.
Do kids eat free at Red Robin?
No — there is no free kids meal on the owner’s menu. Kids items are priced from $5.59 to $8.79. The reported deal is Wednesday 50% off kids meals with an adult entrée at participating locations — a discount, not a free meal — and the owner’s article does not list it, so confirm the current offer with your restaurant. See the Wednesday deals section above.
Does Red Robin do anything free for birthdays?
The owner’s article says only that the Royalty programme “may also provide birthday benefits” under its terms. The widely reported birthday offer for children is a free birthday sundae with a birthday song, and the reported Royalty kids club offer is $7 off in the birthday month for members aged 17 and under. Treat both as reported and confirm with your restaurant. The free birthday burger is disputed — one source says it is being phased out in 2026 — so do not plan around it without confirming.
What is the healthiest kids meal at Red Robin?
The Grilled Chicken Dip’ns at $7.39 and 330 calories — the lightest entrée on the owner’s menu, and the grilled chicken the article’s lighter-eating guidance recommends. Do not trust guides that list it at around 170 calories: the owner’s article lists 330. Pair it with a light drink — the Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda at 280 Cal or the Bottomless Kids Sunset Lemonade at 360 Cal — and a lighter side, and skip the dirty sodas, which can run heavier than the entrée itself.
Are kids drinks bottomless too?
Nine of the ten kids drinks are Bottomless with free refills when you dine in — the six Bottomless Kids dirty sodas and the three Bottomless Kids lemonades. The one exception is the Kids Island Breeze Dirty Soda ($6.19 | 280 Cal), which does not carry “Bottomless” in its name. The article’s Bottomless section says free refills apply to selected sides and drinks with the meal when you dine in.
Is there a kids pizza at Red Robin?
Yes — the Donatos® 7″ Pizza at $8.29 and 500 calories, a whole 7-inch pizza cut into 8 squares, as one of the six kids’ entrées. The same size appears as the Donatos 7″ Pizza Deal at $10.89 and 980 calories in the $9.99 Big Yummm meal, and the 10-inch version is the Donatos® 10″ Pizza in Appetizers at $8.09 and 970 calories. See the Donatos Pizza page for the full pizza sizes.
Final Thoughts
Red Robin’s kids menu is the family section of the menu done properly — 22 items, priced from $5.59 to $8.79, with something for every child: a cheeseburger, chicken tenders, corn dogs, a whole 7-inch pizza, dirty sodas and lemonades with free refills, and milkshakes including two new ones. Start with the Grilled Chicken Dip’ns at 330 calories if you want the lightest entrée, the Red’s Cheeseburger at $6.69 if you want the cheapest, or the Donatos® 7″ Pizza at $8.29 if the child wants pizza. Watch the drink — a Coconut Cola dirty soda at 710 calories outweighs every kids entrée — and order the Island Breeze or the Sunset Lemonade when calories matter. And remember the four things this page does not pretend the article says: the age limit, what comes with the meal, the Wednesday 50% off, and the birthday freebie are all reported, not stated in the owner’s article — so confirm them with your restaurant before the visit. Check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.
Related Menus
- Burgers — 15 gourmet burgers, the adult mains next to the kids meals
- Bottomless — all Bottomless sides and drinks, and the free-refill rules
- Donatos Pizza — the 7″ kids’ pizza and the full pizza sizes
- Big Yummm Deals — the $9.99 meal, the family saving route the article lists
- Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
- Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
- Red Robin Gift Cards — buy, balance check and terms
- Red Robin Royalty Rewards — 1 point per $1, $10 per 100 points