Quick answer (AEO, ~60 words): Red Robin has 475 restaurant locations across North America, as reported in the company’s 2025 annual report. To find a Red Robin near me, use the official location finder: enter your city or ZIP code, select your restaurant, and review its address, hours, contact details and services. Hours vary by location, day and holiday — always verify them for your restaurant before you go.
Intro — owner’s article, word-for-word (lines 375–376): “Restaurant hours can differ based on the city, day of the week, and specific location. Some restaurants may also have varying hours for dining, pickup, or delivery. To find a nearby restaurant, use the official Red Robin location finder. Select your favorite location to review its address, business hours, contact details, and offered services. It is a good idea to verify the hours before arriving, particularly on holidays or special events.”
Red Robin Near Me: How Many Locations Are There?
History — owner’s article, word-for-word: “Red Robin has a history that goes back to Seattle, Washington, where its story started as a local tavern. The business traces its roots to Sam’s Tavern, which was established in Seattle during the 1940s. Over time, the restaurant evolved into the Red Robin brand known for its burgers and casual dining atmosphere. The first Red Robin restaurant was established in Seattle in September 1969. The brand gradually grew beyond its original location and began growing through franchising. In 1979, the first franchised Red Robin restaurant opened in Yakima, Washington. The company continued expanding during the following years. By 1983, it had grown to 22 locations, and its presence increased further during the 1980s. This growth helped Red Robin become a popular name in the American casual dining industry. Today, Red Robin is known for its gourmet burgers, Bottomless Steak Fries, family-friendly atmosphere, and broad casual dining menu. As reported to the company’s 2025 annual report, it had 475 restaurant locations across North America at the end of its fiscal year on December 28, 2025. The brand has evolved from a local Seattle restaurant into a restaurant chain that caters to guests across the United States and Canada.” That 475 is the owner’s article’s own figure — not a rounded estimate, and not a count taken from a third-party directory.
Red Robin locations in the United States.
The article’s own wording is that the brand “caters to guests across the United States and Canada” — the 475 locations are spread across North America, not in one country. Red Robin runs restaurants across multiple US states, and the article names five states where prices may differ for the same menu item — California, Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and Washington — which tells you the chain’s footprint reaches from coast to coast. The article gives no per-state location count, and this page gives none either: the only count the owner gives is the 475 total.
Red Robin locations in Canada.
Red Robin also operates in Canada, including British Columbia — that is the article’s own statement. Canadian customers should select their local restaurant to view the menu and appropriate prices rather than relying on US menu prices, because the article says prices differ between the two countries. The article gives no Canadian location count, and this page gives none — if you are looking for a Red Robin restaurant near me in Canada, use the same official location finder and select your local restaurant.
From one Seattle tavern to 475 locations.
The growth is worth a sentence because it explains why “near me” works at all: a brand that started as one tavern in Seattle in the 1940s, became its first Red Robin restaurant in September 1969, reached 22 locations by 1983, and stood at 475 locations across North America at the end of fiscal 2025. That is the article’s own history — no outside source, no updated count, and no claim about where the next restaurant will open.
How to Find a Red Robin Near Me
Finding a Red Robin restaurant near me takes less than a minute, and the article gives the steps itself — there is no shortcut that works better than the official finder, because only the finder shows your restaurant’s own hours, services and prices.
Step 1 — Use the official Red Robin location finder.
The article’s instruction is plain: “To find a nearby restaurant, use the official Red Robin location finder.” Go to the official Red Robin website and select the location finder (the article also calls it “Find Us”). Do not rely on a third-party directory for hours or services — third-party listings go stale, and the article’s own rule is that hours differ by location, so only the restaurant’s own listing is current.
Step 2 — Enter your city or ZIP code.
The article’s ordering section gives the exact step: “Enter your city or ZIP code to find a nearby restaurant.” The same step appears in the article’s price-check guide: “Enter your city, state, or ZIP/postal code. Choose your preferred restaurant. Review the available menu and prices.” Type your city, state or ZIP code — in Canada, your ZIP/postal code — and the finder shows the restaurants nearest to you.
Step 3 — Select your restaurant and review its details.
Once you select a location, the article says to “review its address, business hours, contact details, and offered services.” That is the whole point of the finder: it is the one place where your restaurant’s own address, hours, contact details and services are listed together. Check all four before you go — especially the hours and the services, because the article warns that some restaurants may have varying hours for dining, pickup, or delivery.
Step 4 — Use the app the same way.
The Red Robin mobile app offers the same flow. The article says customers can “select a restaurant, explore the available dishes, and manage applicable Royalty rewards” in the app, and that after signing in, you should “select a favorite restaurant by entering the required location details. Choosing the correct restaurant is essential because available menu items, prices, business hours, and ordering services may differ between locations.” The app’s ordering options — pickup, curbside service, or delivery — are available when your chosen restaurant offers them. Download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, and check that the developer’s name is Red Robin International, Inc. — the article’s own check for identifying the official app.
Red Robin directions — getting there.
Once the finder shows your restaurant, it gives you the address — and from there, directions are one tap away in the finder or in your maps app. This page gives no directions of its own, because directions depend on where you are starting from. Use the address the finder shows for your restaurant, then open it in Google Maps or Apple Maps for turn-by-turn directions and a drive-time estimate. If you are driving to a restaurant you have never visited, check the address twice — the finder lists it, and the maps app confirms it.
The map above is a general search for Red Robin restaurants. Enter your city or ZIP code in the official location finder to see the restaurant nearest to you, with its own address, hours and services.
Red Robin Near Me Hours: When Is It Open?
The honest answer first: there is no single Red Robin opening time and no single closing time. The article’s Hours section says so plainly, and this page quotes it word-for-word as the lead for this section.
Hours — owner’s article, word-for-word (lines 437–438): “Red Robin restaurant hours are not precisely the same across every location. The opening and closure times can depend on the restaurant, local demand, holidays, and operational arrangements. Many locations serve lunch and dinner, but their schedules may differ on weekdays and weekends. Some restaurants may also change their hours to accommodate public holidays or special events. Guests planning a visit should check the operating schedule of their nearest restaurant before leaving. It is especially important to confirm holiday hours because regular schedules may not apply on those dates. Reviewing the location’s current hours can also help consumers plan dine-in visits, pickup orders, and delivery more easily.”
That is the whole story on Red Robin hours: there is no national schedule, only your restaurant’s own hours — and the finder is where those hours live.
Typical hours — reported, not the owner’s fact.
The figures below are REPORTED from Yellow Pages listings — they are NOT in the owner’s article, and they are NOT a promise for any specific restaurant. They are a starting point only, so you know roughly what to expect before you check your own restaurant’s hours:
| Days | Typical hours (reported) |
|---|---|
| Monday – Thursday | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Friday – Saturday | 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Read the table with the article’s rule next to it: hours can differ based on the city, day of the week, and specific location, and some restaurants may have varying hours for dining, pickup, or delivery. A restaurant near a mall, a stadium or a college campus may open later or close earlier than the table suggests — and a restaurant in a different time zone will show different local times. Verify the hours for your restaurant in the official location finder before you go.
Is Red Robin open now?
There is no single answer, because “open now” depends on which restaurant you mean and what time it is there. Check the official location finder for your restaurant’s current hours — it shows today’s hours for that restaurant, including any holiday change. If you are asking late at night, remember the reported typical closing time is 10:00 PM on weeknights and Sundays and 11:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays — but that is reported, not the owner’s fact, and your restaurant may close earlier. The only reliable check for Red Robin open now is your restaurant’s own listing.
Weekday vs weekend hours.
The article says many locations serve lunch and dinner, “but their schedules may differ on weekdays and weekends.” So Red Robin hours can look different on a Tuesday than on a Saturday — check your restaurant’s own schedule for the day you plan to visit. The reported typical hours above follow the same pattern — Friday and Saturday run an hour later than the rest of the week — but that pattern is reported, not the owner’s fact. Some restaurants may keep the same hours seven days a week; others may open later on Sundays.
Holiday hours — confirm before you go.
The article is emphatic on this point: “It is a good idea to verify the hours before arriving, particularly on holidays or special events,” and “It is especially important to confirm holiday hours because regular schedules may not apply on those dates.” Some restaurants may also change their hours to accommodate public holidays or special events. Do not assume a holiday follows the regular schedule — check your restaurant’s hours in the finder on the day itself, and if you are planning a holiday visit, check the day before as well.
Breakfast — what the article actually says.
Red Robin is primarily known for its gourmet burgers, sandwiches, salads, appetizers, and casual eating meals rather than a conventional breakfast menu. Its regular menu is centered on lunch and dinner, so guests should not anticipate a full breakfast choice like they would find at a specialized breakfast restaurant. Breakfast offerings can depend on the restaurant’s location and operational schedule. Some locations may open later in the morning, while others follow varying local hours. If you are planning an early visit, check the specific restaurant’s opening time and available menu before going.
Dine-In, Pickup, Curbside & Delivery Near Me
The article’s ordering section gives four ways to enjoy Red Robin — and the same warning for all four: the exact choices depend on the chosen location, and availability can differ by location.
Dine-in.
“If you like the idea of eating at the restaurant, visit a nearby Red Robin location and look over the offered menu. You can choose from gourmet burgers, sandwiches, appetizers, salads, entrées, desserts, and beverages. Ask your server about available customizations, current specials, bottomless choices, and ingredient information before making your order.” Dine-in is where the Bottomless sides work — the article’s Bottomless rule is that eligible items receive free refills when guests dine in — so if you want Bottomless Steak Fries with free refills, dine in.
Pickup.
“Pickup: Place an order online or through the app and collect it from your selected restaurant.” Order through the official website or the app, choose your restaurant, add your items to the bag, review any offered modifications, and continue to checkout. Before making a payment, confirm your chosen restaurant, order type, food items, numbers, and total amount.
Curbside.
“Curbside: Choose this option if your location provides curbside service.” Curbside is the option that depends most on the location — not every restaurant offers it. The app’s ordering options say the same thing: customers can select pickup, curbside service, or delivery “when these options are available at their chosen restaurant.” If curbside does not appear as an option for your restaurant at checkout, that restaurant does not offer it — choose pickup instead.
Delivery.
“Delivery: Enter your address during the ordering process to check whether direct delivery is available.” Shipping coverage, menu selections, and order methods may differ by location, and third-party delivery services may also have distinct fees and terms and conditions. The article’s own caveat applies here 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.
Which one should you choose?
Dine in if you want the full experience and the Bottomless refills. Pick up if you want your food hot and you are passing the restaurant anyway. Choose curbside if your location offers it and you do not want to leave the car. Choose delivery if your address is covered — and check the delivery fee and the final total at checkout before you confirm. Whichever you choose, confirm it at ordering time: the article’s rule is that the exact choices depend on the chosen location.
Red Robin Prices Vary by Location
There is no single national Red Robin price list — and the article says so in its own words: “Red Robin menu prices can differ between cities and states because restaurant locations may have different pricing. Customers in California, Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and Washington may see different prices for the same menu item. A comparative analysis of chosen Red Robin locations across these five states also shows why verifying local prices is essential.” That is the article’s own text, quoted word-for-word.
How to check prices for your location.
The article gives the steps: visit the official Red Robin website; select Find Us or the online ordering option; enter your city, state, or ZIP/postal code; choose your preferred restaurant; review the available menu and prices; check the final order total before payment. This helps customers find location-specific information instead of relying on prices published for another restaurant. Every price on this site’s menu pages comes from the owner’s article — but your restaurant’s own menu, shown in the finder or at checkout, is the final word for what you will pay there.
Taxes and the final total.
The final amount that you pay may be different from the menu price because any applicable sales taxes and other charges can vary by location and purchase type. Tax rates are not the same across every US state, city, or Canadian province. Before finalizing your purchase, review the checkout total to see the applicable taxes, delivery charges, and other fees. Stop relying on a single national tax percentage when calculating your meal cost — again, the article’s own guidance.
Canada — different prices, same finder.
Red Robin also operates in Canada, including British Columbia. Canadian customers should select their local restaurant to view the menu and appropriate prices rather than relying on US menu prices. The same rule applies in reverse: a US price you saw online is not the price at a Canadian restaurant.
Prices may vary by location.
What to Check Before You Go to a Red Robin Near Me
Five checks, all from the article’s own guidance — do them before you leave, and the visit goes smoothly.
1 — Verify the hours, especially on holidays.
Restaurant hours can differ based on the city, day of the week, and specific location, and regular schedules may not apply on holidays or special events. Check your restaurant’s hours in the official location finder before you go — and on a holiday, check on the day itself.
2 — Confirm the item you want is available for pickup or delivery.
Menu selections, prices and order methods may differ by location. The article’s own caveat is that availability can differ by location — so confirm with your restaurant whether the item you want is available for pickup or delivery, and whether curbside is offered there at all.
3 — Check the happy hour times for your restaurant.
The article says Red Robin “may offer chosen happy hour promotions at affiliated restaurants”, that the offers “can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items”, and that “happy hour time availability is not always the same at every location.” Guests should not presume that every Red Robin restaurant has identical happy hour times or deals. If you are planning a visit mainly for happy hour, confirm the current offer and its time frame with the restaurant in advance.
4 — Check the prices for your location.
Enter your city, state, or ZIP/postal code in the finder, choose your preferred restaurant, and review the available menu and prices before you order — instead of relying on prices published for another restaurant. Customers in California, Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and Washington may see different prices for the same menu item.
5 — If you have an allergy, tell the team.
Guests with food allergies or special dietary requirements should communicate their needs clearly before ordering — and parents should review ingredients and allergen information when selecting meals for children. The article’s allergen guidance is to inform the restaurant team about your needs before placing an order so they can clarify the available safety measures. See the Allergen Menu page for the full allergen guide.
FAQs
How do I find a Red Robin near me?
Use the official Red Robin location finder: go to the official Red Robin website, select the location finder (or “Find Us”), enter your city or ZIP code, and select your restaurant. The finder shows its address, business hours, contact details and offered services. You can do the same in the Red Robin app — select a favorite restaurant by entering your location details.
How many Red Robin locations are there?
As reported to the company’s 2025 annual report, it had 475 restaurant locations across North America at the end of its fiscal year on December 28, 2025. That is the owner’s article’s own figure. The first Red Robin restaurant was established in Seattle in September 1969, and the chain has grown across the United States and Canada since then.
What time does Red Robin open and close near me?
There is no single opening or closing time — hours are not precisely the same across every location, and they can depend on the restaurant, local demand, holidays, and operational arrangements. The reported typical hours are Monday–Thursday 11:00 AM–10:00 PM, Friday–Saturday 11:00 AM–11:00 PM, and Sunday 11:00 AM–10:00 PM — reported from Yellow Pages listings, not the owner’s article. Verify the hours for your restaurant in the official location finder before you go, especially on holidays.
Is Red Robin open on holidays?
The article gives no holiday schedule and no list of open or closed holidays — it says only that some restaurants may change their hours to accommodate public holidays or special events, and that regular schedules may not apply on those dates. Confirm your restaurant’s holiday hours in the location finder before you go.
Does Red Robin deliver near me?
It depends on your restaurant and your address. The article says to enter your address during the ordering process to check whether direct delivery is available — shipping coverage, menu selections, and order methods may differ by location, and third-party delivery services may have distinct fees and terms. If delivery is not available for your address, pickup or curbside may be.
Can I order pickup or curbside from a Red Robin near me?
Pickup: place an order online or through the app and collect it from your selected restaurant. Curbside: choose this option if your location provides curbside service — not every restaurant offers it, so if curbside does not appear at checkout, that restaurant does not offer it. Both depend on the chosen location.
Do prices differ by location at Red Robin?
Yes. The article says menu prices can differ between cities and states because restaurant locations may have different pricing, and customers in California, Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and Washington may see different prices for the same menu item. Check the prices for your location in the finder — enter your city, state, or ZIP/postal code, choose your restaurant, and review the menu and prices before you order.
Is there a Red Robin in Canada?
Yes — Red Robin also operates in Canada, including British Columbia, and the 475 locations are across North America, in the United States and Canada. Canadian customers should select their local restaurant to view the menu and appropriate prices rather than relying on US menu prices.
Final Thoughts
Finding a Red Robin near me is simple — the official location finder does the work — but the details are always local. There are 475 restaurants across North America, from the first one in Seattle in September 1969 to the newest ones today, and every one of them sets its own hours, its own services, and in many cases its own prices. Enter your city or ZIP code, select your restaurant, and review its address, hours, contact details and services before you go — and verify the hours again on a holiday, because regular schedules may not apply. Dine in for the Bottomless refills, pick up or go curbside if your location offers it, or check delivery for your address. And remember the two rules that run through the whole article: hours differ by location, and prices vary by location. Check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.
Related Menus
- Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
- Burgers — 15 gourmet burgers with prices & calories
- Bottomless — all Bottomless sides and drinks, and the free-refill rules
- Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
- Allergen Menu — allergen guide, dietary filters & what to ask the team
- Secret Menu — customizations and guest-built combinations
- Red Robin Catering — Gourmet Burger Bar and boxed meals
- Red Robin Happy Hour — times, $3-off menu and $4–$6 drinks (reported)