Bubba’s 33 Menu & Prices: Bacon-Grind Burgers, Stone-Baked Pizza, Wings & Dinners

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Bubba’s 33 is the sports-bar sibling of Texas Roadhouse: same founder, same scratch-made obsession, but built for game day instead of steak night. Kent Taylor — “Bubba” to everyone who knew him — opened the first one in Fayetteville, North Carolina in 2013, naming it for his nickname and for 1933, the year Prohibition ended. The result is a loud, family-friendly garage-bar format: wall-to-wall TVs, roll-up garage doors, rock music, and a menu anchored by signature half-pound burgers ground with bacon, hand-stretched stone-baked pizzas, and wings by the platter. As the official Bubba’s 33 website puts it, this is “food for all” — a promise the chain has grown to more than 50 restaurants across 15 states on, as part of the Texas Roadhouse family.

One thing to know before the prices: Bubba’s 33 does not publish one national price list online. The roster and builds here come from the chain’s official menu, but every price below was read on 1 November 2026 from one named reference restaurant — Bubba’s 33 at 4504 South Broadway Avenue in Tyler, Texas — on that store’s own merchant-set listing. A cross-check store in Lubbock, Texas matched Tyler exactly on every core item compared. Other markets move: Mesquite, Texas ran about 60 cents lower on many burgers; Albuquerque, New Mexico ran higher. Prices marked with a + are starting prices. Where the Tyler listing carries no price (kids, desserts), the figure is flagged with the store it was read at. Treat these as a labelled snapshot, never as national prices.

Bubba’s 33 Menu at a Glance

Starters — Nachos, Dips & Hand-Battered Favorites

The starter list is built for the middle of a noisy table — almost everything battered, dipped or baked to order. It opens with fresh tortilla Chips & Salsa at $5.99.

The Shotgun Shrimp is the starter regulars name first; the Combo Appetizer is the sensible group order, and the Layered Cheese Fries ($11.99+) — seasoned fries under queso, melted cheese, bacon and green onions — are the table’s other shareable.

Wings — Traditional, Boneless & Platters

Wings get their own section of the menu, and their own name: Bubba’s Famous. Both styles come with celery and ranch or bleu cheese. The scratch-made sauces run Mild, Buffalo Classic, Hot and Habanero Heat up the heat ladder, plus Honey Chipotle BBQ, Kickin’ Teriyaki, Garlic Parmesan, Raspberry Chipotle and the spicy-cream Shotgun sauce, with Cajun-style dry seasonings too.

Bubba’s Famous Boneless Wings start at $10.79 and the Traditional Wings at $12.59 at the reference store — starting prices for the smaller count, stepping up from there. The group formats are the Boneless Wing Platter at $32.39+ and the Traditional Wing Platter at $41.99+, and those two platter prices were identical at every store checked on 1 November 2026, in Texas and New Mexico alike — the most stable numbers on this menu. Habanero Heat is the heat ceiling; Raspberry Chipotle is the sweet-heat regulars’ pick.

Stone-Baked Pizzas — With Prices

Every pizza starts as scratch-made dough, hand-stretched to order and stone-baked, with a mozzarella-and-provolone blend over scratch-made tomato sauce. Pizzas come in 12-inch (six slices) and 16-inch (eight slices); prices below are the 12-inch starting prices at the reference restaurant.

One pizza on the chain’s printed menu is missing from the reference store’s listing: The Dickie V — Italian sausage, cherry peppers, fresh basil and Parmesan on a garlic-buttered crust — sold in partnership with broadcaster Dick Vitale, with a donation to the V Foundation for cancer research on every one sold.

Burgers — The Signature Half-Pounders

This is the section Bubba’s 33 was built on, with two patty programs: the bacon-grind burgers use the signature beef-and-bacon grind — two patties, a half-pound total, pressed and stacked — while the Angus burgers are a single half-pound Angus patty. All are served juicy medium-well on a toasted bun with seasoned or fire fries and a pickle spear; swap the fries for onion rings or a side salad for $1.99, or take any burger in a lettuce wrap.

If you order one burger, make it the Bacon Cheeseburger — the bacon grind is the whole idea of the chain in one patty. The Sunshine is the same build plus a fried egg.

Handhelds — Sandwiches & Tacos

The sandwich list runs from a batter-dipped Monte Cristo to tacos, all served with seasoned fries. The Spicy Chicken Sandwich ($16.19) tosses a fried chicken breast in your choice of wing sauce or dry seasoning, with ranch or bleu cheese; the Shotgun Shrimp Po’Boy ($16.19) puts the signature shrimp on a toasted hoagie roll. The Monte Cristo ($17.39) — turkey, ham and two cheeses on wheat bread, batter-dipped, deep-fried and dusted with powdered sugar, with raspberry preserves — is the richest build; the Classic Club ($17.39) is its toasted, triple-decker cousin. Grilled Chicken or Shrimp Tacos ($17.39) come two to an order in flour tortillas. At the top, the Philly Cheese Steak ($17.99) loads shaved sirloin, peppers, mushrooms and caramelized onions under four cheeses, and the Chicken Bacon Avocado Sandwich ($17.99) stacks marinated chicken, pepper jack, bacon and avocado on scratch-made focaccia.

Bubba’s Dinners — Steaks, Ribs, Chicken & Seafood

The dinners are where the Texas Roadhouse DNA shows: hand-cut steaks, a proper fish and chips, and chicken three ways — including a Grilled BBQ Chicken Dinner at $17.99. Most come with two sides; the California Chicken and Southern Fried Chicken come with one, as noted.

The Signature Ribeye is the steak to order if you only eat one here — the espresso rub and coffee glaze are a house signature you will not find on the Texas Roadhouse menu. A 7 oz Grilled Filet ($29.99) is the lean alternative.

Signature Pastas

Three pastas, all with scratch-made garlic focaccia: Bubba’s Lasagna ($18.59) layers Italian sausage, ricotta and Bolognese with mozzarella, provolone and Parmesan; the Chicken & Bacon Mac n’ Cheese ($18.59) tosses grilled chicken and bacon through a five-cheese blend; and the Creamy Chipotle Pasta ($20.39) brings grilled chicken, sautéed shrimp, roasted peppers, onions and mushrooms in a spicy chipotle cream sauce.

Salads & Sides

Salads come with your choice of scratch-made dressing — ranch, honey mustard, bleu cheese, balsamic or lemon basil vinaigrette — and most share a base of greens, egg, tomato, cheddar and jack cheeses, red onion and potato straws. The Side Salad is $5.99 and The Big Salad $11.99; with protein, the Grilled Chicken Salad is $16.79, the Strawberry Quinoa Salad (quinoa, candied pecans, strawberries, cranberries, goat cheese) $16.79+, the Crispy Chicken Salad $17.99, and the Chicken Cobb and Salmon salads $19.19 each.

On the side, almost everything is one price: seasoned fries, fire fries, tater tots, steamed broccoli, coleslaw, garden rice, applesauce, seasoned corn and garlic mashed potatoes with gravy are all $3.59; a cup of chili and the mac n’ cheese are $4.19; and a Shrimp Sidekick — an add-on portion of shrimp for any plate — starts at $11.99.

Kids Corner

The Kids Corner is for children 12 and under, and every meal includes milk, lemonade, juice or a soft drink. The reference listing does not price this section, so figures are flagged from other named Texas stores.

At the El Paso store’s menu, the All-American Hot Dog, Mac N’ Cheese and Grilled Cheese are $7.19 each and the Mini Chicken Tenders $8.39 — all with seasoned fries. The Lil’ Cheeseburger (beef patty, American cheese, fries) is $8.39 at the Lubbock and Mesquite stores, and the hand-tossed Lil’ Pizza (cheese or pepperoni) starts at $9.59 at Lubbock.

Desserts

The dessert case is short and homemade, in the chain’s own word; as with the kids menu, prices are flagged from named Texas stores checked on 1 November 2026.

The Chocolate Chip Cookie Sundae — a warm, gooey, fresh-baked cookie under vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce and whipped cream — is $8.39 at El Paso. Bubba’s Cheesecake, New York-style with fresh strawberry glaze or a Turtle topping of fudge, caramel and candied pecans, is $9.59 at the San Antonio store, and the Oreo Brownie Sundae (a brownie baked with Oreo pieces, under ice cream, chocolate sauce and whipped cream) is $9.59 at El Paso.

Drinks, Margaritas & the Weekly Deals

The bar pours draft beer in frozen glassware, Legendary Margaritas made with the chain’s signature sour mix, and hand-crafted cocktails. Bar prices are set in-house and not published on the listings we read, so we quote no cocktail or beer figures here; what the chain does publish is its deal structure, the first thing on its homepage: “No Happy Hour Needed — these deals last all day.”

Soft drinks start at $2.39 at the reference store and flavored lemonades at $3.59. The flavored teas and lemonades are a house specialty — Bubba Blue, Jammin’ Blackberry, Wild Strawberry, Mango Madness — alongside slow-brewed iced tea (sweet or unsweet), coffee and Red Bull to go.

The weekly rhythm below is the one the chain’s own local pages posted in late October 2026; participation and hours vary, so confirm with yours.

What to Order First at Bubba’s 33

If it is your first visit, order the Bubba’s Bacon Cheeseburger — the bacon-grind patties, the Bubba sauce, the stacked build; it is the #1 seller for a reason. For the table, open with the Shotgun Shrimp and Garlic Knots. For pizza, the 33 Deluxe is the full-house order — and $10.99 on Tuesdays at participating stores. For a steak at a burger place, the Signature Ribeye justifies the experiment. For wings, go traditional, Raspberry Chipotle, bleu cheese — the platter if there are four of you. Bringing kids, aim for Wednesday evening, when their meals are $1.99 with your entrée at participating locations.

Vegetarian, Vegan & Gluten-Sensitive Notes

• Vegetarian: The Fresh Veggie and cheese pizzas, salads without chicken, the mac n’ cheese, fried pickles, Crooked Fried Cheese and the spinach dip all work — a decent bench for a sports bar.
• Vegan: Options are limited: garden salads with the balsamic or lemon basil vinaigrette, steamed broccoli, garden rice and applesauce are the honest list. Dressings and sauces are made in-house, so the kitchen can usually adjust — ask.
• Gluten-sensitive: There is no published gluten-free menu. The practical routes are any burger or sandwich in a lettuce wrap (offered on the menu), grilled dinners with rice and steamed vegetables, and the salads. The chain’s menu asks you to flag any allergy before ordering; full nutrition and allergen information is available on request.

Practical Information

Finding a restaurant. There are 50+ locations across 15 states, heaviest in Texas. The locator on the chain’s site carries every address; the mobile app adds to-go ordering and the waitlist.

Hours. No single national timetable, but the pattern is consistent: most restaurants open at 11:00 AM daily, close at 11:00 PM (midnight on Friday and Saturday), and a few open at 10:00 AM on weekends. Check yours before a late run.

Reservations and the waitlist. Bubba’s 33 takes no traditional reservations. Join the waitlist via the app or website before you leave home — game days fill the garage fast — and larger groups should call directly.

Good causes and clubs. $1 from every Patriot Burger goes to Homes For Our Troops, and every Dickie V pizza supports the V Foundation. The Fan Club is the chain’s email club for offers. Military guests: the homepage led with a free lunch for active, former and retired military on Wednesday, November 11 (until 4 PM, select entrées, ID may be requested) when checked on 1 November 2026.

FAQs

How much is a burger at Bubba’s 33?

At our Tyler, Texas reference restaurant, burgers run from $15.59 (Classic Cheeseburger) to $18.59 (Sunshine, Bacon Guacamole), fries and pickle spear included. Prices are set per restaurant — Mesquite, Texas ran about 60 cents lower the same day — and on Mondays, participating locations sell any signature half-pound burger for $10.99.

What does the 33 in Bubba’s 33 stand for?

Bubba was founder Kent Taylor’s nickname, and 33 marks 1933, the year Prohibition was repealed after 13 years. The chain’s own menu tells the story — people took to the streets to celebrate, “and we’re still celebrating today.”

Does Bubba’s 33 have a happy hour?

Not a traditional one. The chain’s position, on its homepage, is “No Happy Hour Needed”: drink deals run all day instead of in a short window, with several locations posting $5 all-day drink specials, alongside the day-specific food deals at participating locations.

Is Bubba’s 33 the same as Texas Roadhouse?

They are sister chains from the same company, Texas Roadhouse, Inc., and the same founder. Texas Roadhouse is the steakhouse; Bubba’s 33 is the sports-bar concept — burgers, pizza and wings in a garage-style room with wall-to-wall TVs. The menus differ, though the scratch-made philosophy carries over.

Does Bubba’s 33 take reservations?

No traditional reservations. Add your name to the waitlist through the chain’s app or website — worth doing before weekend games. Groups should call their restaurant directly.

Is there a kids menu, and do kids eat free?

Yes to the menu: a Kids Corner for children 12 and under — hot dog, mac n’ cheese, grilled cheese, mini tenders, a Lil’ Cheeseburger and a Lil’ Pizza, drink included, around $7.19–$9.59 at the Texas stores checked. Not free every day, but on Wednesday evenings at participating locations kids meals are $1.99 with an adult entrée.

Before You Go

• Prices are per-restaurant. The figures above are one named Texas store’s, checked 1 November 2026 and cross-checked against a second Texas store; a store one state over ran higher on the same items.
• Time your visit to the deal days. Monday burgers at $10.99, Tuesday 12-inch pizzas at $10.99 and Wednesday $1.99 kids meals are the three best-value windows, at participating locations.
• Start with the signatures. The Bacon Cheeseburger, the Shotgun Shrimp and the 33 Deluxe pizza explain the chain.
• Use the waitlist. No reservations are taken; the app waitlist is the difference between walking in and standing by the garage door on game day.
• Game day is loud by design. Wall-to-wall TVs and rock music are the concept, not a flaw — pick a patio seat or an early dinner if you want conversation.

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