Quick answer: Red Robin lists 24 drinks on its Bar menu for 2026 — 6 new Spiked Dirty Sodas, 5 margaritas, 4 beers and 9 more cocktails — priced from $5.49 to $13.79. The lightest is the Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita at 130 calories, the heaviest is the Freckled Strawberry Daiqurita at 540, and happy hour is reported Mon–Fri 3–6 PM at participating locations. Every drink on this page is alcoholic — 21+.
Category intro (owner’s article, word-for-word): “Red Robin’s Bar menu offers a selection of enticing beverages and handcrafted drinks for guests seeking something to enhance their meals. From classic cocktails to flavorful specialized drinks, there are options for different tastes and events. Whether you’re having a casual dinner or getting together with friends, The Bar adds another memorable part to the Red Robin dining experience.”
A note before you order: every drink on this page contains alcohol. The 21+ note is general guidance, not the owner’s fact — the owner’s article says nothing about a drinking age — but in the United States the legal drinking age is 21, and the restaurant will ask for ID. The zero-proof drinks are on the Beverages page and in the Zero-Proof Options section below, not in the 24 cards.
All 24 Bar Drinks with Prices & Calories
Spiked Coconut Cola, Dirty Soda
$5.49 | 490 Cal
Spiked Coconut Cola, Dirty Soda is the spiked coconut cola dirty soda — and, at $5.49 and 490 Cal, the cheapest drink on this page.
Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda
$13.79 | 330 Cal
Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda is the spiked dragon fruit dirty soda — and, at $13.79, the priciest drink on this page.
Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda
$7.39 | 190 Cal
Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda is the spiked desert pear dirty soda — and, at $7.39 and 190 Cal, the lightest spiked dirty soda on this page.
Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda
$11.09 | 410 Cal
Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda is the spiked wild raspberry dirty soda — and, at $11.09 and 410 Cal, the middle spiked dirty soda on price.
Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda
$8.89 | 530 Cal
Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda is the spiked candied orange dirty soda — and, at $8.89 and 530 Cal, the heaviest spiked dirty soda on this page.
Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda
$13.09 | 250 Cal
Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda is the spiked vanilla Dr Pepper dirty soda — and, at $13.09 and 250 Cal, the second-priciest spiked dirty soda.
Garage Beer
$10.09 | 220 Cal
Garage Beer is the Garage Beer — and, at $10.09 and 220 Cal, the cheapest beer and the lightest beer on this page.
Garage Beer Lime
$11.89 | 470 Cal
Garage Beer Lime is the lime Garage Beer — and, at $11.89 and 470 Cal, the second-priciest beer on this page.
Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita
$9.69 | 130 Cal
Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita is the watermelon dragon fruit margarita — and, at $9.69 and 130 Cal, the lightest drink on this page.
Freckled Strawberry Daiqurita
$7.59 | 540 Cal
Freckled Strawberry Daiqurita is the freckled strawberry daiqurita — and, at $7.59 and 540 Cal, the heaviest drink on this page.
Captain Colada
$9.89 | 480 Cal
Captain Colada is the Captain Colada — and, at $9.89 and 480 Cal, the second-heaviest cocktail on this page.
Espresso Martini
$6.89 | 370 Cal
Espresso Martini is the espresso martini — and, at $6.89 and 370 Cal, the second-cheapest cocktail on this page.
Pop Pop Fizz
$11.89 | 320 Cal
Pop Pop Fizz is the Pop Pop Fizz — and, at $11.89 and 320 Cal, the fizz cocktail on this page.
Tito’s® Fishbowl
$8.39 | 270 Cal
Tito’s® Fishbowl is the Tito’s® Fishbowl — and, at $8.39 and 270 Cal, the shareable fishbowl on this page.
Spicy Passion Mango Margarita
$10.39 | 530 Cal
Spicy Passion Mango Margarita is the spicy passion mango margarita — and, at $10.39 and 530 Cal, the heaviest margarita on this page.
Ocean Blue Patron® Margarita
$13.19 | 230 Cal
Ocean Blue Patron® Margarita is the Ocean Blue Patrón® margarita — and, at $13.19 and 230 Cal, the priciest margarita on this page.
Casamigos Cadillac Margarita
$11.39 | 410 Cal
Casamigos Cadillac Margarita is the Casamigos Cadillac margarita — and, at $11.39 and 410 Cal, the second-priciest margarita on this page.
House Margarita
$5.89 | 240 Cal
House Margarita is the house margarita — and, at $5.89 and 240 Cal, the cheapest margarita on this page.
Spiked Freckled Lemonade®
$8.79 | 370 Cal
Spiked Freckled Lemonade® is the spiked freckled lemonade — and, at $8.79 and 370 Cal, the spiked version of the freckled lemonade.
Long Island Iced Tea
$9.89 | 310 Cal
Long Island Iced Tea is the Long Island iced tea — and, at $9.89 and 310 Cal, the classic long island on this page.
Tropical Mai Tai
$10.19 | 460 Cal
Tropical Mai Tai is the tropical mai tai — and, at $10.19 and 460 Cal, the mai tai on this page.
Old Fashioned
$12.89 | 450 Cal
Old Fashioned is the old fashioned — and, at $12.89 and 450 Cal, the second-priciest cocktail on this page.
Blue Moon® Belgian White
$12.29 | 510 Cal
Blue Moon® Belgian White is the Blue Moon® Belgian White — and, at $12.29 and 510 Cal, the priciest beer and the heaviest beer on this page.
Guinness®
$10.79 | 400 Cal
Guinness® is the Guinness® — and, at $10.79 and 400 Cal, the stout on this page.
A note on the “Fan Fave” names: the owner’s article lists four of these drinks with a “Fan Fave” prefix — House Margarita, Spiked Freckled Lemonade®, Long Island Iced Tea and Tropical Mai Tai — while the owner’s data and the homepage cards list them without the prefix. This page uses the data/homepage names for consistency with the homepage. Do NOT “correct” them either way without the owner’s word.
A note on the spiked dirty soda duplicates: all six spiked dirty sodas also appear in the owner’s New Items section at different prices and calories — the launch listings, not the bar-menu prices. This page uses only The Bar section figures above. See the rule section for the full both-sets list.
Prices may vary by location.
NEW — 7 Spiked Dirty Sodas (Nov 3, 2026)
The spiked dirty sodas are the newest drinks on the Red Robin menu, and the launch is the reason this page exists as a full bar menu — no full bar-menu page ranks anywhere, and the spiked dirty sodas are the gap. But the count needs honesty first, because the launch announcement and the owner’s menu do not agree.
What is a spiked dirty soda?
A dirty soda is a soda mixed with flavoured syrups and cream — the non-alcoholic versions are on the Beverages page, where the Bottomless dirty sodas carry free refills when you dine in. A spiked dirty soda is the same drink with alcohol added. The launch announcement (PRNewswire, Nov 3, 2026) reports that Red Robin is the first national chain to do spiked dirty sodas, that the spirits are Malibu Rum, Jack Daniel’s and Tito’s, and that the drinks are finished with cold foam — all reported, not in the owner’s article, which gives no spirit list and no build for any spiked dirty soda. The launch date of Nov 3, 2026 also comes from the project’s keyword-map research, not from the owner’s article — the article itself only marks the six drinks “New” in 2026. The same Nov 3, 2026 launch also brought the holiday drinks in the section below, per the same research.
All 7 flavours — 6 on the owner’s menu, 1 reported holiday LTO.
The launch announcement lists seven spiked dirty sodas. The owner’s menu lists six of them, with the owner’s prices and calories: Spiked Coconut Cola, Dirty Soda $5.49 | 490 Cal, Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda $13.79 | 330 Cal, Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda $7.39 | 190 Cal, Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda $11.09 | 410 Cal, Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda $8.89 | 530 Cal, Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda $13.09 | 250 Cal.
The seventh is Santa’s Little Helper — a holiday dirty soda, reported through Jan 3, 2027, covered in the Holiday Drinks section below. It is NOT one of the six cards above, it has no price or calorie figure on the owner’s menu, and this page gives it none — because the owner gives none. So the honest count is: 6 spiked dirty sodas on the owner’s menu, plus 1 reported holiday LTO. Do not call the page “7 spiked dirty sodas” as if all seven were on the owner’s menu — the meta description says seven because the launch lists seven, and this section is where the difference is stated plainly.
The range, on the owner’s figures.
The six range from $5.49 to $13.79 — an $8.30 spread, the widest price spread of any group on this page — and from 190 to 530 calories. The cheapest is the Spiked Coconut Cola at $5.49, and it is also the cheapest drink on the whole Bar menu. The priciest is the Spiked Dragon Fruit at $13.79, and it is also the priciest drink on the whole Bar menu. The lightest is the Spiked Desert Pear at 190 calories; the heaviest is the Spiked Candied Orange at 530. The range tells you the group is not one drink at one price: the coconut cola is the entry point and the dragon fruit is the premium one, and the calories do not follow the price — the cheapest spiked dirty soda (490 Cal) is heavier than the priciest (330 Cal). Read the card, not the name.
The New Items duplicates — read the Bar figures, not the launch figures.
All six spiked dirty sodas also appear in the owner’s New Items section at different prices and calories — the launch listings. The differences are large: the Spiked Candied Orange is $16.39 | 960 Cal in New Items against $8.89 | 530 Cal in The Bar section; the Spiked Desert Pear is $10.99 | 980 Cal against $7.39 | 190 Cal; the Spiked Wild Raspberry is $18.99 | 440 Cal against $11.09 | 410 Cal. This page uses the Bar figures everywhere, and the rule section lists both sets in full so nobody “corrects” the cards to the launch figures.
Margaritas — The Full Lineup
Five margaritas sit on the owner’s Bar menu, and they are the most-searched drinks on this page after the spiked dirty sodas. The owner’s figures separate them cleanly: the range is $5.89 to $13.19, and the calories run from 130 to 530 — a 400-calorie spread inside one drink family, which is the widest calorie spread of any group on this page.
House — the cheapest margarita, $5.89.
The House Margarita is $5.89 and 240 calories on the owner’s menu — the cheapest margarita on this page, and the second-cheapest drink on the whole Bar menu after the Spiked Coconut Cola at $5.49. It is also the cheapest way into a margarita by $3.80: the next-cheapest margarita is the Watermelon Dragon Fruit at $9.69. The article lists it as “Fan Fave House Margarita” — the data and homepage list it as “House Margarita”, and this page uses the data name (see the note above). The House is the baseline margarita: order it when you want a margarita and you do not want to pay for a named tequila or a fruit build.
Watermelon Dragon Fruit — the lightest drink on the page, 130 Cal.
The Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita is $9.69 and 130 calories — the lightest drink on the entire Bar menu, and the second-lightest margarita by price. It is 110 calories lighter than the next-lightest margarita (Ocean Blue Patrón® at 230) and 400 lighter than the heaviest margarita (Spicy Passion Mango at 530). If calories are the deciding factor, this is the margarita — and it is the lightest alcoholic drink Red Robin lists, lighter than every beer and lighter than every spiked dirty soda. The watermelon dragon fruit flavour is the same flavour that leads the Bottomless refreshers — the Tropical Dragon Fruit Refresher is $6.39 | 380 Cal on the Beverages page — so the margarita is the spiked version of a flavour the menu already serves.
Ocean Blue Patrón® — the priciest margarita, $13.19.
The Ocean Blue Patrón® Margarita is $13.19 and 230 calories — the priciest margarita on this page, and the second-lightest margarita by calories. The Patrón® name is the reason for the price: it is the named-tequila margarita, and it costs $7.30 more than the House. But it is not the heaviest margarita — at 230 calories it is 300 lighter than the Spicy Passion Mango at 530 — so the premium margarita is a light one. Order it for the tequila, not for the calories: if calories matter, the Watermelon Dragon Fruit at 130 is 100 lighter and $3.50 cheaper.
Casamigos Cadillac — the second-priciest margarita, $11.39.
The Casamigos Cadillac Margarita is $11.39 and 410 calories — the second-priciest margarita, and the second-heaviest. The Cadillac name is the premium build: a named tequila with a premium float, and it costs $5.50 more than the House. At 410 calories it sits between the Ocean Blue at 230 and the Spicy Passion Mango at 530, so it is the middle margarita on calories and the second on price. Order it when you want the Cadillac build and you are willing to pay for it — and remember the House at $5.89 is the same drink family for half the price.
Spicy Passion Mango — the heaviest margarita, 530 Cal.
The Spicy Passion Mango Margarita is $10.39 and 530 calories — the heaviest margarita on this page, and tied with the Spiked Candied Orange as the second-heaviest drink on the whole Bar menu. It is the spicy-sweet margarita, and the 530 calories are the reason to read the card before you order it: it is 400 calories heavier than the Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita at the same job, and heavier than every beer on the page, including the Blue Moon® at 510 by 20 calories. If you want a margarita and you want the lightest one, order the Watermelon Dragon Fruit at 130. If you want the spicy passion mango flavour, order it knowing it is the heaviest margarita on the menu.
Tropical Mai Tai — a mai tai, not a margarita.
The Tropical Mai Tai is $10.19 and 460 calories on the owner’s menu. It is grouped here because searchers look for it with the margaritas, but it is NOT a margarita — it is a mai tai, the rum cocktail, and it belongs to the cocktail group, not the margarita group. At 460 calories it is the third-heaviest drink in this section, behind only the Spicy Passion Mango at 530 and ahead of the Casamigos Cadillac at 410. Order it for the tropical rum flavour, not as a margarita — and if you want a margarita, the five above are the margaritas.
The margarita ranking, on the owner’s figures only: by price — House $5.89 (cheapest), Watermelon Dragon Fruit $9.69, Spicy Passion Mango $10.39, Casamigos Cadillac $11.39, Ocean Blue Patrón® $13.19 (priciest). By calories — Watermelon Dragon Fruit 130 Cal (lightest), Ocean Blue Patrón® 230 Cal, House 240 Cal, Casamigos Cadillac 410 Cal, Spicy Passion Mango 530 Cal (heaviest). The cheapest margarita is not the lightest, and the priciest is not the heaviest — so the margarita decision is a flavour decision and a price decision, not a calorie decision.
Beer & Wine
The beer list on the owner’s Bar menu is short — four beers — and the wine list is shorter still: there is none.
The four beers, on the owner’s data.
Garage Beer $10.09 | 220 Cal, Garage Beer Lime $11.89 | 470 Cal, Blue Moon® Belgian White $12.29 | 510 Cal, Guinness® $10.79 | 400 Cal. The Garage Beer is the cheapest beer and the lightest beer on the page at 220 calories — and the second-lightest alcoholic drink on the whole Bar menu after the Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita at 130. The Blue Moon® Belgian White is the priciest beer at $12.29 and the heaviest beer at 510 calories — heavier than the Guinness® at 400 by 110 calories, and heavier than every margarita except the Spicy Passion Mango at 530. The Garage Beer Lime at $11.89 | 470 Cal is the second-priciest beer and the second-heaviest: the lime version costs $1.80 more than the plain Garage Beer and carries 250 more calories. The Guinness® at $10.79 | 400 Cal sits in the middle on both measures. The beer range is $10.09 to $12.29 — a $2.20 spread — and 220 to 510 calories — a 290-calorie spread. So the beer choice is a calorie decision as much as a flavour decision: the Garage Beer at 220 is less than half the Blue Moon® at 510.
Wine — the owner’s menu lists none.
There is no wine item among the owner’s 24 Bar drinks, and this page invents none: no wine name, no wine price, no wine calories. If you are looking for wine at Red Robin, the owner’s menu gives you nothing to order from — and the only wine mention anywhere in the research is a reported happy-hour price, a “6-oz wine” at $5 in the Happy Hour Guide below, which is a reported deal price from a third-party guide, not an owner’s wine item. Do not treat that $5 figure as the price of a wine on the owner’s menu, because the owner’s menu lists no wine at all.
1969 Lager — reported, not on the owner’s menu.
The keyword map lists 1969 Lager as a beer gap — a beer some guides associate with Red Robin. It is NOT one of the owner’s 24 items, and it has no card on this page. The owner’s article mentions “1969” only in its history paragraph: the first Red Robin restaurant was established in Seattle in September 1969. That is the year, not a beer. This page gives no price or calorie figure for 1969 Lager, because the owner gives none — and if your location lists it, it is a location item, not the owner’s fact.
Which beer to order.
Order the Garage Beer at $10.09 and 220 calories if you want the cheapest beer and the lightest beer. Order the Guinness® at $10.79 and 400 if you want the stout at the middle price. Order the Blue Moon® Belgian White at $12.29 and 510 if you want the Belgian white and you do not mind the heaviest beer on the page. And order the Garage Beer Lime at $11.89 and 470 if you want the lime version — but know it costs $1.80 more than the plain Garage Beer and carries 250 more calories for the lime.
Holiday Drinks — Through Jan 3, 2027
Three holiday drinks arrived with the Nov 3, 2026 launch, and all three are reported — from PRNewswire via the keyword map — not in the owner’s article. They are covered here because searchers ask about them as bar drinks, and because one of them is the missing seventh spiked dirty soda. None of them has a card on this page, and none of them has a price or calorie figure here, because the owner gives none.
Peppermint Espresso Martini — reported.
The launch announcement reports a Peppermint Espresso Martini: Grey Goose, peppermint, espresso, cold foam and crushed peppermint. It is the holiday version of the Espresso Martini that IS on the owner’s menu ($6.89 | 370 Cal) — a different drink, with a different build, and the holiday one is reported, not the owner’s fact. The owner’s Espresso Martini is the year-round item; the Peppermint Espresso Martini is the holiday LTO, reported through Jan 3, 2027. Adults-only — it contains Grey Goose. If your location lists it, confirm the price and the build with your restaurant, because the owner gives neither.
Santa’s Little Helper — the seventh spiked dirty soda, reported.
Santa’s Little Helper is a Dirty Soda: Red Bull plus raspberry, vanilla and club soda, with an optional Grey Goose spike, per the launch announcement. It is the seventh spiked dirty soda — the one the launch lists and the owner’s menu does not — and it is a holiday LTO, reported through Jan 3, 2027. It is NOT one of the six spiked dirty soda cards on this page, and this page gives it no price or calorie figure, because the owner gives none. The spike is optional, per the announcement: with the Grey Goose it is an adult drink; without it, it is a Red Bull dirty soda. The non-alcoholic dirty sodas are on the Beverages page — see the Zero-Proof Options section below.
OREO Candy Cane Milkshake — reported, with a Baileys spike option.
The launch announcement reports an OREO Candy Cane Milkshake with a Baileys spike option. It is a milkshake, not a bar drink — it belongs to the desserts side of the menu, not the 24 Bar drinks — and it is covered here only because the Baileys spike makes it an adult drink. The owner’s Gourmet Milkshakes section lists an Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake at $7.79 | 830 Cal; the OREO Candy Cane Milkshake is a different, holiday item, reported through Jan 3, 2027, and this page gives it no price or calorie figure, because the owner gives none. With the Baileys spike it is adults-only; without it, it is a holiday milkshake. See the Desserts page for the owner’s milkshakes.
The Jan 3, 2027 end date — reported.
The launch announcement reports the holiday drinks run through Jan 3, 2027. That date is reported, not in the owner’s article, and the article gives no end date for anything. If you are reading this page after Jan 3, 2027, the holiday drinks may already be gone — ask at your restaurant whether they are still listed. The six spiked dirty sodas on the owner’s menu are the permanent ones; the three holiday drinks are the temporary ones.
Happy Hour Guide
Happy hour is the most-searched Bar topic on this site — and the topic the owner’s article says least about. The article’s Happy Hour section (lines 439–440) says only that Red Robin “may offer chosen happy hour promotions at affiliated restaurants”, that the offers “can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items”, that “happy hour time availability is not always the same at every location”, and that guests should “confirm the current offer and its time frame with the restaurant in advance”. Everything specific below comes from third-party happy-hour guides (fooddealnow.com, theopeninghour.com) via the keyword map, and every specific is presented ONLY as reported, with that caveat stated plainly. Do NOT present any happy hour time or price below as the owner’s fact.
Times — reported.
The reported happy hour is Monday to Friday, 3–6 PM, in the bar area only. That is the fooddealnow.com listing, not the owner’s article. The article gives no days, no hours, and no bar-area rule — it says only that times vary by location and that guests should confirm in advance. So the 3–6 PM window is a reported guide, not a guarantee: some locations may run different hours, some may run happy hour on different days, and some may not run it at all. If you are planning a visit mainly for happy hour, confirm the current offer and its time frame with the restaurant in advance — that is the article’s own advice, and it is the only happy-hour instruction the owner gives.
The $4 / $5 / $6 tiers — reported.
The reported happy-hour tiers, from theopeninghour.com, are:
- $4: domestic drafts and bottles, Truly, and house margaritas. Note the House Margarita is $5.89 on the owner’s menu — the $4 figure is the reported happy-hour price, not the owner’s menu price, and the two should not be mixed.
- $5: Tito’s Blue Chill, and a 6-oz wine. Note the owner’s menu lists no wine item at all (see the Beer & Wine section above) — the $5 wine is a reported happy-hour price, not an owner’s wine, and this page gives no wine name or wine calories for it.
- $6: craft drafts, Long Island Iced Tea, and Spiked Freckled Lemonade. Note the Long Island Iced Tea is $9.89 and the Spiked Freckled Lemonade® is $8.79 on the owner’s menu — the $6 figure is the reported happy-hour price for both, not the owner’s menu price.
All three tiers are reported, not in the owner’s article. The article says only that the offers “can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items” — it names no drink, no tier, and no price.
The food side — reported.
The reported happy-hour food offer, from fooddealnow.com, is $3 off appetizers, Donatos pizzas and gourmet milkshakes, with drinks from $4. That is the guide’s listing, not the owner’s article. The article’s Happy Hour section says only that the offers “can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items” — it names no food item and no discount. The $3-off figure is reported, and the owner’s prices for the food items themselves are on their own pages: see the Appetizers page, the Donatos Pizza page and the Gourmet Milkshakes page.
Where it’s NOT available — reported.
The reported exclusions, from fooddealnow.com, are Alaska, Kansas, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah and Canada, plus select locations. That list is reported, not in the owner’s article. Canada has its own happy hour: the official Canada page (redrobin.com/happy-hour-ca) lists 2–5 PM with different pricing — also reported, not the owner’s article, and the Canada pricing is different from the US pricing, so do not apply the $4 / $5 / $6 tiers to a Canadian location. The article’s own rule covers all of this in one sentence: “Guests should not presume that every Red Robin restaurant has identical happy hour times or deals.” If your location is in one of the reported exclusion states, or in Canada, confirm with the restaurant before you go.
Zero-Proof Options
Not everyone at the table drinks alcohol, and the owner’s menu has a full zero-proof answer — it is just not on the Bar page. The non-alcoholic dirty sodas are on the Beverages page, and they are the direct twins of the spiked dirty sodas above.
The non-alcoholic dirty sodas, on the owner’s data.
The owner’s Beverages section lists seven non-alcoholic dirty sodas, with the owner’s prices and calories: Bottomless Island Breeze Dirty Soda $4.79 | 210 Cal, Bottomless Coconut Coca-Cola® Dirty Soda $5.79 | 150 Cal, Bottomless Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda $6.09 | 100 Cal, Bottomless Desert Pear Dirty Soda $5.79 | 420 Cal, Bottomless Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda $3.89 | 280 Cal, Bottomless Candied Orange Dirty Soda $5.69 | 130 Cal, Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda $4.39 | 170 Cal. Six of the seven carry the Bottomless name — free refills when you dine in — and the seventh, the Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda, is the only one without it. See the Beverages page for the full Beverages menu.
Spiked vs zero-proof — the twin comparison, on the owner’s figures.
Every spiked dirty soda on this page has a non-alcoholic twin on the Beverages menu, and the comparison surprises people: the spiked version is NOT always the heavier one.
- Coconut Cola: spiked $5.49 | 490 Cal — zero-proof Bottomless Coconut Coca-Cola® $5.79 | 150 Cal. The spiked version is $0.30 cheaper and 340 calories heavier.
- Vanilla Dr Pepper®: spiked $13.09 | 250 Cal — zero-proof Bottomless Vanilla Dr Pepper® $6.09 | 100 Cal. The spiked version costs $7.00 more and carries 150 more calories.
- Desert Pear: spiked $7.39 | 190 Cal — zero-proof Bottomless Desert Pear $5.79 | 420 Cal. The spiked version costs $1.60 more and carries 230 FEWER calories.
- Dragon Fruit: spiked $13.79 | 330 Cal — zero-proof Bottomless Dragon Fruit $3.89 | 280 Cal. The spiked version costs $9.90 more and carries 50 more calories.
- Candied Orange: spiked $8.89 | 530 Cal — zero-proof Bottomless Candied Orange $5.69 | 130 Cal. The spiked version costs $3.20 more and carries 400 more calories.
- Wild Raspberry: spiked $11.09 | 410 Cal — zero-proof Wild Raspberry $4.39 | 170 Cal. The spiked version costs $6.70 more and carries 240 more calories.
The Desert Pear is the exception that proves the rule: the spiked version is lighter than the zero-proof version, because the two are different servings with different builds. Read the card, not the assumption. And the Freckled Lemonade® has the same twin: the non-alcoholic Freckled Lemonade® is $3.29 | 190 Cal on the Beverages page, against the Spiked Freckled Lemonade® at $8.79 | 370 Cal here — $5.50 more and 180 more calories for the spike.
When to order zero-proof.
Order the zero-proof dirty sodas when you are the designated driver, when you are under 21, when you want the free refills — the Bottomless name on six of the seven means free refills when you dine in, which the spiked versions do not carry — or when you want the flavour without the alcohol. The lightest zero-proof dirty soda is the Bottomless Vanilla Dr Pepper® at 100 calories, and the lightest drink of any kind on the owner’s menu is a zero-proof one. The bar is the adult half of the drinks menu; the Beverages page is the family half — and the Kids Menu page lists the kids’ dirty sodas too, including the Bottomless Kids Coconut Cola Dirty Soda at $6.59 | 710 Cal.
FAQs
Does Red Robin have happy hour?
The owner’s article says Red Robin “may offer chosen happy hour promotions at affiliated restaurants” — it can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items, but the article gives no times, no prices and no list of participating locations. The reported happy hour is Monday to Friday, 3–6 PM in the bar area, from third-party guides — reported, not the owner’s fact — and the article’s own advice is to confirm the current offer and its time frame with the restaurant in advance, because times and deals vary by location and some locations do not run happy hour at all.
What time is happy hour at Red Robin?
The reported time is Monday to Friday, 3–6 PM, in the bar area only — from fooddealnow.com, reported, not in the owner’s article. The article gives no time at all: it says only that “happy hour time availability is not always the same at every location” and that participating restaurants “may follow different timetables”. Canada is reported at 2–5 PM with different pricing. Confirm the time with your restaurant before you go.
What is a spiked dirty soda at Red Robin?
A dirty soda — soda mixed with flavoured syrups and cream — with alcohol added. The launch announcement (PRNewswire, Nov 3, 2026) reports that Red Robin is the first national chain to do spiked dirty sodas, with Malibu Rum, Jack Daniel’s and Tito’s and a cold foam finish — reported, not in the owner’s article. The owner’s menu lists six: Spiked Coconut Cola $5.49 | 490 Cal, Spiked Dragon Fruit $13.79 | 330 Cal, Spiked Desert Pear $7.39 | 190 Cal, Spiked Wild Raspberry $11.09 | 410 Cal, Spiked Candied Orange $8.89 | 530 Cal, Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® $13.09 | 250 Cal. The seventh, Santa’s Little Helper, is a reported holiday LTO through Jan 3, 2027 — not on the owner’s menu.
What cocktails does Red Robin have?
Twenty-four drinks on the owner’s Bar menu: 6 Spiked Dirty Sodas, 5 margaritas (House, Watermelon Dragon Fruit, Spicy Passion Mango, Ocean Blue Patrón®, Casamigos Cadillac), 4 beers (Garage Beer, Garage Beer Lime, Blue Moon® Belgian White, Guinness®), and 9 more cocktails — Freckled Strawberry Daiqurita, Captain Colada, Espresso Martini, Pop Pop Fizz, Tito’s® Fishbowl, Spiked Freckled Lemonade®, Long Island Iced Tea, Tropical Mai Tai and Old Fashioned. Priced from $5.49 to $13.79, from 130 to 540 calories. No wine is listed on the owner’s menu.
How much is a margarita at Red Robin?
On the owner’s menu, from $5.89 to $13.19: House Margarita $5.89 | 240 Cal, Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita $9.69 | 130 Cal, Spicy Passion Mango Margarita $10.39 | 530 Cal, Casamigos Cadillac Margarita $11.39 | 410 Cal, Ocean Blue Patrón® Margarita $13.19 | 230 Cal. The cheapest is the House; the priciest is the Ocean Blue Patrón®. The reported happy-hour price for a house margarita is $4 — reported, not the owner’s menu price.
Does Red Robin have an espresso martini?
Yes — the Espresso Martini is on the owner’s Bar menu at $6.89 | 370 Cal. The holiday Peppermint Espresso Martini (Grey Goose, peppermint, espresso, cold foam, crushed peppermint) is a different, reported drink through Jan 3, 2027 — not on the owner’s menu, and this page gives it no price or calorie figure.
What beers does Red Robin serve?
Four beers on the owner’s menu: Garage Beer $10.09 | 220 Cal, Garage Beer Lime $11.89 | 470 Cal, Blue Moon® Belgian White $12.29 | 510 Cal, Guinness® $10.79 | 400 Cal. The owner’s menu lists no wine, and the 1969 Lager some guides associate with Red Robin is not one of the owner’s 24 items — the article mentions 1969 only as the year the first restaurant opened in Seattle.
Do you have to be 21 to sit at the Red Robin bar?
The owner’s article gives no rule about who may sit at the bar — no age rule, no ID rule, nothing. The 21+ note on this page is general guidance: in the United States the legal drinking age is 21, and the restaurant will ask for ID for alcoholic drinks. Whether under-21 guests may sit at the bar varies by location and by state law — ask at the restaurant. The zero-proof drinks on the Beverages page are the family option for guests who do not drink.
Final Thoughts
Red Robin’s Bar menu is the adult half of the drinks menu — 24 drinks, priced from $5.49 to $13.79, from 130 to 540 calories — and the page where the owner’s figures surprise people most. Start with the Spiked Coconut Cola at $5.49 if you want the cheapest drink, the Watermelon Dragon Fruit Margarita at 130 calories if you want the lightest drink, or the Garage Beer at $10.09 and 220 calories if you want the cheapest and lightest beer. Order the House Margarita at $5.89 if you want the cheapest margarita, and the Ocean Blue Patrón® at $13.19 if you want the premium one. And remember the five figures that trip people up: the owner’s menu lists 6 spiked dirty sodas, not 7 — the seventh is a reported holiday drink; the Spiked Candied Orange is $8.89 and 530 calories on the Bar menu, not $16.39 and 960 — that is the New Items launch listing; the Spiked Desert Pear is 190 calories spiked and 420 calories zero-proof — the spiked version is lighter; there is no wine on the owner’s menu; and happy hour is reported Mon–Fri 3–6 PM, not the owner’s fact — confirm it with your restaurant. Read the card, not the name, and check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.
Related Menus
- Beverages — 24 non-alcoholic drinks, including the zero-proof dirty sodas
- Bottomless — all Bottomless sides and drinks, and the free-refill rules
- Kids Menu — 22 kids meals, including the kids’ dirty sodas
- Appetizers — 12 appetizers, including the $3-off happy hour food
- Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
- Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
- Red Robin Happy Hour — times, $3-off menu and $4–$6 drinks (reported)
- Red Robin Gift Cards — buy, balance check and terms