Red Robin New Menu Items 2026

Quick answer: Red Robin launched 19 new menu items in 2026 — reported Oct 19, 2026 — headlined by the limited-time Prime Rib Stack Burger at $15.19 and 800 calories. The launch spans a burger, a dip, four Lemon Pepper wings, five Red Bull Refreshers, two milkshakes and six Spiked Dirty Sodas, priced from $6.79 to $18.99. The lightest is the Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake at 320 calories; the heaviest is the Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings at 1150.

Red Robin frequently introduces new menu items and limited-time specials to give guests something different to enjoy. Check out the latest Red Robin menu updates below to find out what’s new in 2026.

What Launched on October 19, 2026

The launch date of October 19, 2026 comes from the project’s keyword-map research — the PRNewswire press release of October 14, 2026 and the first-look reel of October 18, 2026 — not from the owner’s article, which marks the items “New” and gives no date. What the article DOES give is the launch itself: 19 items, grouped below the way the launch groups them — one hero burger, one dip, four wings, five Refreshers, two milkshakes and six spiked sodas — plus three more “New” deals on the Big Yummm menu that the launch brought back.

Prime Rib Stack Burger — the launch hero, limited-time.

The Prime Rib Stack Burger is the item the launch leads with, and the only item on this page the owner’s article itself calls limited-time: “Limited time Prime Rib Stack Burger – $15.19 | 800 Cal” in the New Items section, and “Limited Time Prime Rib Stack Burger – $15.99 | 920 Cal” in the Burgers section. This page uses the New Items launch figure, $15.19 and 800 calories. The Burgers page uses the Burgers section figure, $15.99 and 920 — a different listing, not a mistake, and the rule section lists both so nobody “corrects” either one. The article gives no end date for the limited-time run, and no description of what is on the burger beyond the name — so this page gives neither. Order it while it is listed: limited-time means it leaves the menu, and the article does not say when.

Returning Big Yummm Burgers — Bleu Ribbon and Burnin’ Love.

The launch brought two burgers back to the Big Yummm menu, per the keyword map’s research — and the article’s Big Yummm section marks both of them “New”: “New Burnin’ Love Burger® Deal – $12.09 | 1220 Cal” and “New Bleu Ribbon Burger Deal – $11.79 | 830 Cal” (lines 205–206). A third Big Yummm deal is also marked “New” in the same section: “New Signature Grilled Chicken & Broccoli Deal – $13.29 | 1260 Cal” (line 207). The “returning” framing is reported, not the article’s fact — the article only marks them “New” in Big Yummm — but the Big Yummm listing itself is the owner’s: the two burgers are Big Yummm deals at $12.09 and $11.79, against the Big Yummm bundle tiers that start at $9.99 (the article’s own line: “Deals like the Big Yummm meals, starting at just $9.99”). See the Big Yummm Deals page for the full Big Yummm menu, and FAQ 6 below.

New Wings — Lemon Pepper and Lemon Pepper Buzz.

Four wing items launched, in two flavours and two formats: Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings $15.79 | 560 Cal, Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites $18.99 | 550 Cal, Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings $12.09 | 1150 Cal, Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites $9.69 | 980 Cal. The Buzz versions are the spicy ones, and on the owner’s figures they are dramatically heavier than the plain Lemon Pepper versions: the Buzz Bone-In at 1150 calories is 590 heavier than the plain Bone-In at 560, and the Buzz Boneless at 980 is 430 heavier than the plain Boneless at 550. The Buzz is not a light option — it is the heaviest wing on the launch, and the heaviest item on this whole page. All four also appear on the Chicken Wings page at the Chicken Wings section figures — see the rule section for the full both-sets list, and FAQ 5 below.

New Dip — Spinach Artichoke Dip.

The Spinach Artichoke Dip launched at $16.29 and 470 calories on the New Items listing — the priciest dip on the launch by the launch figures, and the lightest item in the savoury half of the page after the Salted Caramel milkshake. It also appears on the Appetizers page at the Appetizers section figure, $10.99 and 880 calories — $5.30 cheaper and 410 calories heavier than the launch listing. This page uses the launch figure, $16.29 and 470. The dip is the shareable starter of the launch: order it for the table, and read the card for the listing you are ordering from, because the two listings are not the same serving.

All 19 New Items with Prices & Calories

Prime Rib Stack Burger

Prime Rib Stack Burger

$15.19 | 800 Cal

Prime Rib Stack Burger is the limited-time prime rib stack burger — and, at $15.19 and 800 Cal, the hero item of the launch.

Spinach Artichoke Dip

Spinach Artichoke Dip

$16.29 | 470 Cal

Spinach Artichoke Dip is the spinach artichoke dip — and, at $16.29 and 470 Cal, the shareable starter of the launch.

Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings

Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings

$12.09 | 1150 Cal

Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings are the lemon pepper buzz bone-in wings — and, at $12.09 and 1150 Cal, the heaviest item on this page.

Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites

Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites

$9.69 | 980 Cal

Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites are the lemon pepper buzz boneless chicken bites — and, at $9.69 and 980 Cal, the second-heaviest wing on the launch.

Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings

Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings

$15.79 | 560 Cal

Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings are the lemon pepper bone-in wings — and, at $15.79 and 560 Cal, the lighter bone-in wing.

Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites

Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites

$18.99 | 550 Cal

Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites are the lemon pepper boneless chicken bites — and, at $18.99 and 550 Cal, the priciest item on this page, tied with the Spiked Wild Raspberry.

Sunset Red Bull® Refresher

Sunset Red Bull® Refresher

$17.89 | 840 Cal

Sunset Red Bull® Refresher is the sunset Red Bull refresher — and, at $17.89 and 840 Cal, the priciest refresher on the launch.

Mango Passion Red Bull® Refresher

Mango Passion Red Bull® Refresher

$15.79 | 1070 Cal

Mango Passion Red Bull® Refresher is the mango passion Red Bull refresher — and, at $15.79 and 1070 Cal, the heaviest refresher on the launch.

Raspberry Limeade Red Bull® Refresher

Raspberry Limeade Red Bull® Refresher

$11.39 | 1010 Cal

Raspberry Limeade Red Bull® Refresher is the raspberry limeade Red Bull refresher — and, at $11.39 and 1010 Cal, the second-heaviest refresher.

Tropical Dragon Fruit Red Bull® Refresher

Tropical Dragon Fruit Red Bull® Refresher

$16.89 | 390 Cal

Tropical Dragon Fruit Red Bull® Refresher is the tropical dragon fruit Red Bull refresher — and, at $16.89 and 390 Cal, the lightest refresher on the launch.

Poppin’ Purple Red Bull® Refresher

Poppin’ Purple Red Bull® Refresher

$16.19 | 450 Cal

Poppin’ Purple Red Bull® Refresher is the poppin’ purple Red Bull refresher — and, at $16.19 and 450 Cal, the second-lightest refresher.

Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake

Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake

$14.89 | 320 Cal

Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake is the salted caramel brownie milkshake — and, at $14.89 and 320 Cal, the lightest item on this page.

Cookie Dough Milkshake

Cookie Dough Milkshake

$6.79 | 770 Cal

Cookie Dough Milkshake is the cookie dough milkshake — and, at $6.79 and 770 Cal, the cheapest item on this page.

Spiked Coconut Cola Dirty Soda

Spiked Coconut Cola Dirty Soda

$15.89 | 400 Cal

Spiked Coconut Cola Dirty Soda is the spiked coconut cola dirty soda — and, at $15.89 and 400 Cal, the lightest spiked dirty soda on the launch.

Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda

Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda

$12.99 | 470 Cal

Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda is the spiked vanilla Dr Pepper dirty soda — and, at $12.99 and 470 Cal, the second-cheapest spiked dirty soda on the launch.

Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda

Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda

$16.39 | 960 Cal

Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda is the spiked candied orange dirty soda — and, at $16.39 and 960 Cal, the second-heaviest spiked dirty soda.

Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda

Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda

$18.99 | 440 Cal

Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda is the spiked wild raspberry dirty soda — and, at $18.99 and 440 Cal, the priciest item on this page, tied with the Lemon Pepper Boneless Bites.

Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda

Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda

$10.99 | 980 Cal

Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda is the spiked desert pear dirty soda — and, at $10.99 and 980 Cal, the heaviest spiked dirty soda on the launch — and the cheapest spiked dirty soda on the launch at the same time.

Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda

Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda

$14.69 | 470 Cal

Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda is the spiked dragon fruit dirty soda — and, at $14.69 and 470 Cal, the third spiked dirty soda on price.

A note on the duplicates: every item on this page also appears in another section of the owner’s article at a different price and calorie figure — the launch listing here, and the standing menu listing there. They are different listings, not mistakes, and the rule section lists all 19 pairs in full. Read the card on the page you are ordering from, not the same name on another page.

Prices may vary by location.

The 5 New Bottomless Refreshers

Five refresher flavours launched, and the article lists each flavour three times — once here, at the launch figures, and twice in the Beverages section: once as a Bottomless refresher, and once as a “New” Red Bull® refresher. The table below gives all three listings for each flavour, so the launch figures on this page are never mistaken for the Beverages figures.

FlavourNew Items launch (this page)Beverages — Red Bull® versionBeverages — Bottomless version
Sunset$17.89 | 840 Cal$3.99 | 110 Cal$5.19 | 270 Cal
Mango Passion$15.79 | 1070 Cal$5.09 | 270 Cal$3.59 | 410 Cal
Raspberry Limeade$11.39 | 1010 Cal$3.99 | 200 Cal$6.29 | 410 Cal
Tropical Dragon Fruit$16.89 | 390 Cal$3.79 | 230 Cal$6.39 | 380 Cal
Poppin’ Purple$16.19 | 450 Cal$5.59 | 250 Cal$6.49 | 150 Cal

The Red Bull boost — the article’s own pairing.

The article never uses the word “boost”, but it pairs each flavour twice in the Beverages section: a Bottomless refresher and a “New” Red Bull® refresher in the same flavour. That pairing is the basis for the “Red Bull boostable” framing in the keyword research: the same flavour, with Red Bull added. The Red Bull versions are the “New” ones in the Beverages section too — the article marks all five Red Bull refreshers “New” there as well (lines 217, 219, 221, 223, 225) — so the Refreshers are new in two sections at once, at three different figures each. This page uses the New Items launch figures above.

The calorie spread — 390 to 1070.

The five launch Refreshers range from 390 to 1070 calories — a 680-calorie spread inside one drink family, the widest calorie spread of any group on this page. The lightest is the Tropical Dragon Fruit at 390; the heaviest is the Mango Passion at 1070, and the Raspberry Limeade at 1010 is the second-heaviest. Three of the five launch Refreshers are over 800 calories (Sunset 840, Mango Passion 1070, Raspberry Limeade 1010) — heavier than most burgers on the owner’s menu — while the Beverages-section Red Bull versions of the same flavours are 110 to 270 calories. The launch listing is not a light drink: order the Tropical Dragon Fruit at 390 if calories matter, and read the card, because the same flavour name carries 110 calories in the Beverages section and 840 in the New Items section.

Which refresher to order.

Order the Tropical Dragon Fruit Red Bull® Refresher at $16.89 and 390 calories if you want the lightest launch refresher. Order the Poppin’ Purple at $16.19 and 450 if you want the second-lightest. Order the Mango Passion at $15.79 and 1070 if you want the heaviest refresher on the launch — and know it is heavier than the Prime Rib Stack Burger at 800 by 270 calories. And if you want the same flavour at the lightest figure, order the Bottomless version on the Beverages page: the Bottomless Poppin’ Purple is 150 calories, the Bottomless Sunset is 270, and the Bottomless Tropical Dragon Fruit is 380 — all with free refills when you dine in, which the launch listings do not carry.

New Milkshakes — Salted Caramel Brownie & Cookie Dough

Two milkshakes launched, and they are the two most surprising items on this page — because the launch listings and the Gourmet listings point in opposite directions.

Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake — $14.89 | 320 Cal (launch) vs $7.19 | 710 Cal (Gourmet).

The launch listing is $7.70 MORE expensive than the Gourmet listing — and 390 calories LIGHTER. At 320 calories it is the lightest item on this entire page, lighter than every refresher except the Tropical Dragon Fruit at 390, and lighter than every spiked dirty soda on the launch. The Gourmet Milkshakes page lists the same name at $7.19 and 710 calories — the standing Gourmet figure. This page uses the launch figure, $14.89 and 320. Do not “correct” either one: the launch listing and the Gourmet listing are different servings, and the rule section lists both so nobody merges them.

Cookie Dough Milkshake — $6.79 | 770 Cal (launch) vs $7.59 | 890 Cal (Gourmet).

The launch listing is $0.80 cheaper than the Gourmet listing — and 120 calories lighter. At $6.79 it is the cheapest item on this entire page, and at 770 calories it is the heavier of the two new milkshakes by 450 calories. The Gourmet Milkshakes page lists the same name at $7.59 and 890 calories — the standing Gourmet figure, and the heaviest shake on that page. This page uses the launch figure, $6.79 and 770. See the Gourmet Milkshakes page for the full Gourmet shakes.

Which milkshake to order.

Order the Salted Caramel Brownie at $14.89 and 320 calories if you want the lightest item on the launch — it is the lightest new item of any kind, and the cheapest way to a shake by calories, not by price. Order the Cookie Dough at $6.79 and 770 if you want the cheapest item on the launch — it is the cheapest new item of any kind, and the heavier shake by 450 calories. The two shakes are a price-and-calorie trade: the expensive one is the light one, and the cheap one is the heavy one. Read the card, not the price.

Spiked Dirty Sodas & Holiday Drinks (through Jan 3, 2027)

Six spiked dirty sodas launched, and they are the drinks half of the launch — the same six drinks that The Bar page lists at the bar-menu figures. The launch figures here and the Bar figures there are different listings, and the differences are large: the Spiked Desert Pear is $10.99 and 980 calories here, against $7.39 and 190 on The Bar page — 790 calories heavier on the launch listing. The Spiked Candied Orange is $16.39 and 960 here, against $8.89 and 530 there. The Spiked Coconut Cola is $15.89 and 400 here, against $5.49 and 490 there — $10.40 more expensive on the launch, and 90 calories lighter. This page uses the launch figures everywhere; see The Bar page for the bar-menu figures, and the rule section for the full both-sets list.

The six, on the launch figures.

Spiked Coconut Cola Dirty Soda $15.89 | 400 Cal (lightest spiked dirty soda on the launch), Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® Dirty Soda $12.99 | 470 Cal (second-cheapest spiked dirty soda on the launch), Spiked Candied Orange Dirty Soda $16.39 | 960 Cal, Spiked Wild Raspberry Dirty Soda $18.99 | 440 Cal (priciest item on this page, tied with the Lemon Pepper Boneless Bites), Spiked Desert Pear Dirty Soda $10.99 | 980 Cal (heaviest spiked dirty soda on the launch — and the cheapest spiked dirty soda on the launch at the same time), Spiked Dragon Fruit Dirty Soda $14.69 | 470 Cal. The range is $10.99 to $18.99 — an $8.00 spread — and 400 to 980 calories — a 580-calorie spread. The launch announcement (PRNewswire, Nov 3, 2026) reports the spirits as Malibu Rum, Jack Daniel’s and Tito’s, finished with cold foam — reported, not in the owner’s article, which gives no spirit list and no build for any spiked dirty soda. All six are adults-only — 21+ — and the zero-proof versions are on the Beverages page.

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 — and it is the seventh spiked dirty soda, the one the launch lists and the owner’s menu does not. It is a holiday LTO, reported through Jan 3, 2027, and it has no card on this page and no price or calorie figure here, because the owner gives none. With the Grey Goose spike it is an adult drink; without it, it is a Red Bull dirty soda. See The Bar page for the full holiday-drinks section.

The other holiday drinks — reported, through Jan 3, 2027.

The same Nov 3, 2026 launch announcement reports two more holiday drinks: a Peppermint Espresso Martini (Grey Goose, peppermint, espresso, cold foam, crushed peppermint) and an OREO Candy Cane Milkshake (Baileys spike option). Both are reported, not in the owner’s article — the article never mentions peppermint or candy cane — and both are reported through Jan 3, 2027. Neither has a card on this page and neither has a price or calorie figure here, because the owner gives none. All are adults-only where spiked. 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.

Limited-Time vs Permanent — What to Order First

Not everything on this page stays. The launch mixes three kinds of items — one limited-time hero, permanent new items, and reported holiday drinks — and the order you try them in should follow that split.

Limited-time — order first.

The Prime Rib Stack Burger is the only item on this page the owner’s article itself calls limited-time, in both the New Items section and the Burgers section. It leaves the menu, and the article gives no end date — so if you want it, order it while it is listed. The “limited-time” label is the owner’s own wording; the end date is not given anywhere on the owner’s menu, so this page gives none. Do not assume it will still be there next month.

Permanent — order any time.

The five Refreshers and the six Spiked Dirty Sodas are permanent, year-round items, per the keyword map’s research — the Nov 3, 2026 drinks launch is reported as a permanent launch, and the Refreshers are the standing new drinks of the fall menu. That permanence is reported, not the article’s fact: the article marks the items “New” and gives no status for any of them. The two milkshakes and the Spinach Artichoke Dip and the four wings are also listed as standing items on their category pages — the Burgers, Appetizers, Chicken Wings, Beverages, Gourmet Milkshakes and Bar pages all carry them at the category figures — so they are not going away with the launch. Order them any time; order the Prime Rib Stack first.

Holiday — order before Jan 3, 2027 (reported).

The three holiday drinks — Peppermint Espresso Martini, Santa’s Little Helper and OREO Candy Cane Milkshake — are reported through Jan 3, 2027, per the PRNewswire launch announcement. That end 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.

The priority list.

First: the Prime Rib Stack Burger at $15.19 and 800 calories, while it is listed. Second: the Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake at $14.89 and 320 calories — the lightest item on the launch, and the one whose launch figure is the most different from its Gourmet figure. Third: the Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings at $12.09 and 1150 calories — the heaviest item on the launch, and the wing the launch is built around. Fourth: the Tropical Dragon Fruit Red Bull® Refresher at $16.89 and 390 calories — the lightest refresher on the launch. The rest are permanent: order them any time, in any order, and read the card for the listing you are ordering from.

How to Order the New Items

The owner’s article gives the ordering guidance itself, and it applies to the new items the same as to any other item — the article gives no new-item-only ordering rule, so this page gives none either.

Dine-in, online ordering, app, pickup, curbside, delivery.

The article says customers can enjoy Red Robin through “dine-in, online ordering, onsite, pickup, curbside service, and delivery where convenient” (line 368), and that its website and mobile app make it simpler to browse options and customize approved items before checkout. To order online, visit the official Red Robin website and select the online ordering option, enter your city or ZIP code to find a nearby restaurant, browse the available menu, add your choices to the bag, review any offered modifications, and continue to checkout. The mobile app offers the same flow — select a restaurant, explore the dishes, manage Royalty rewards, and choose pickup, curbside or delivery where available at your restaurant. The new items are on the menu for those orders the same as any other item, but availability can vary by location — the article’s own caveat is that menu selections, prices and order methods may differ by location — so confirm with your restaurant whether the item you want is available for pickup or delivery. The article gives no new-item-only delivery rule.

The Bottomless rule for the new drinks.

The Bottomless name on the refresher flavours means free refills when you dine in — but only on the Bottomless versions, not on the launch listings. The article’s Bottomless rule is that eligible items receive free refills when guests dine in, and the Bottomless refreshers on the Beverages page carry that name. The New Items Red Bull versions carry no Bottomless name in the New Items section, so do not order a launch refresher expecting free refills on it: order the Bottomless version on the Beverages page if you want the refills. See the Bottomless page for the full Bottomless sides and drinks with the free-refill rules.

The spiked drinks — 21+ and dine-in.

The six Spiked Dirty Sodas are alcoholic drinks, and the 21+ note is general guidance, not the owner’s fact — the owner’s article says nothing about a drinking age. In the United States the legal drinking age is 21, and the restaurant will ask for ID. The spiked drinks are dine-in drinks: the article’s ordering guidance covers pickup, curbside and delivery for the menu generally, but it gives no takeout rule for alcoholic drinks, so this page gives none — ask at your restaurant whether a spiked dirty soda can be ordered to go. The zero-proof versions are on the Beverages page.

Prices, taxes and the final total.

The article’s own caveat applies to the new items too: the final amount you pay may be different from the menu price, because sales taxes and other charges can vary by location and purchase type, and delivery charges and fees may apply. Review the checkout total before finalizing your purchase, and check the order specifications before payment. Prices may vary by location.

FAQs

What is the Prime Rib Stack Burger at Red Robin?

The hero item of the 2026 launch — a prime rib stack burger, listed at $15.19 and 800 calories on the New Items launch listing, and at $15.99 and 920 calories in the Burgers section. This page uses the launch figure, $15.19 and 800. The article gives no description of what is on the burger beyond the name, and no end date for its limited-time run.

Is the Prime Rib Stack Burger limited-time?

Yes — and that is the owner’s article’s own wording, not map research. The article calls it “Limited time Prime Rib Stack Burger” in the New Items section and “Limited Time Prime Rib Stack Burger” in the Burgers section. It leaves the menu, and the article gives no end date — so order it while it is listed.

What are the 5 new Bottomless Refreshers?

Tropical Dragon Fruit, Mango Passion, Sunset, Poppin’ Purple and Raspberry Limeade. Each flavour comes in three listings in the owner’s article: the New Items launch Red Bull® version (Sunset $17.89 | 840 Cal, Mango Passion $15.79 | 1070 Cal, Raspberry Limeade $11.39 | 1010 Cal, Tropical Dragon Fruit $16.89 | 390 Cal, Poppin’ Purple $16.19 | 450 Cal), the Beverages Red Bull® version ($3.99 | 110 Cal, $5.09 | 270 Cal, $3.99 | 200 Cal, $3.79 | 230 Cal, $5.59 | 250 Cal), and the Bottomless version ($5.19 | 270 Cal, $3.59 | 410 Cal, $6.29 | 410 Cal, $6.39 | 380 Cal, $6.49 | 150 Cal). The Bottomless versions carry free refills when you dine in; the launch listings do not carry the Bottomless name. See the Beverages page for the full Beverages menu.

What is a Spiked Dirty Soda?

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, at the launch figures on this page: Spiked Coconut Cola $15.89 | 400 Cal, Spiked Vanilla Dr Pepper® $12.99 | 470 Cal, Spiked Candied Orange $16.39 | 960 Cal, Spiked Wild Raspberry $18.99 | 440 Cal, Spiked Desert Pear $10.99 | 980 Cal, Spiked Dragon Fruit $14.69 | 470 Cal. The Bar page lists the same six at the bar-menu figures. The seventh, Santa’s Little Helper, is a reported holiday LTO through Jan 3, 2027 — not on the owner’s menu.

Are the Lemon Pepper wings new at Red Robin?

Yes — four Lemon Pepper wing items launched in 2026: Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings $15.79 | 560 Cal, Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites $18.99 | 550 Cal, Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings $12.09 | 1150 Cal and Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites $9.69 | 980 Cal, on the New Items launch listing. All four also appear on the Chicken Wings page at the Chicken Wings section figures. The Buzz versions are the spicy ones, and they are dramatically heavier than the plain Lemon Pepper versions — the Buzz Bone-In at 1150 is 590 calories heavier than the plain Bone-In at 560.

Which new items are on the Big Yummm Deals menu?

Three deals in the article’s Big Yummm section are marked “New”: the Burnin’ Love Burger® Deal at $12.09 | 1220 Cal, the Bleu Ribbon Burger Deal at $11.79 | 830 Cal, and the Signature Grilled Chicken & Broccoli Deal at $13.29 | 1260 Cal. The keyword map’s framing — that Bleu Ribbon and Burnin’ Love are RETURNING burgers, back on Big YUMMM — is reported, not the article’s fact. The article itself says Big Yummm meals start at $9.99. See the Big Yummm Deals page for the full Big Yummm menu and the $9.99 / $14.99 / $16.99 bundle tiers.

How long will the holiday drinks be available?

The holiday drinks — Peppermint Espresso Martini, Santa’s Little Helper Dirty Soda and OREO Candy Cane Milkshake — are reported through Jan 3, 2027, per the PRNewswire launch announcement of Nov 3, 2026. That end date is reported, not in the owner’s article, which never mentions the holiday drinks at all. If you are reading this after Jan 3, 2027, ask at your restaurant whether they are still listed. The six spiked dirty sodas on the owner’s menu are permanent; the three holiday drinks are temporary.

Final Thoughts

Red Robin’s 2026 launch is the biggest single update on this menu — 19 items, priced from $6.79 to $18.99, from 320 to 1150 calories — and the page where the owner’s figures surprise people most, because every item on it also lives somewhere else on the menu at a different price. Start with the Prime Rib Stack Burger at $15.19 and 800 calories while it is listed — it is the only limited-time item on the page, and the article gives no end date. Try the Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake at $14.89 and 320 calories if you want the lightest item on the launch, and the Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings at $12.09 and 1150 if you want the heaviest. And remember the five figures that trip people up: the Prime Rib Stack Burger is $15.19 and 800 on the launch listing, not $15.99 and 920 — that is the Burgers section listing; the Spinach Artichoke Dip is $16.29 and 470 on the launch, not $10.99 and 880 — that is the Appetizers listing; the Sunset Red Bull® Refresher is $17.89 and 840 on the launch, not $3.99 and 110 — that is the Beverages listing; the Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake is $14.89 and 320 on the launch, not $7.19 and 710 — that is the Gourmet listing; and the Spiked Desert Pear is $10.99 and 980 on the launch, not $7.39 and 190 — that is The Bar listing. 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.

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