Red robin launches new value meals for under $10

BRICK, NJ – Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Inc. (NASDAQ: RRGB) is rolling out a new national value menu aimed at budget-conscious diners seeking quality meals without fast-food compromise. Beginning January 26, guests can order from the new Big YUMMM Deals menu, featuring more than six meal options starting at $9.99, available at Red Robin locations nationwide.

The new lineup offers a mix of fan favorites and fresh additions, including the hand-breaded Classic Crispy Chicken Sandwich and the all-new Cowboy Ranch Double Burger. Each Big YUMMM Deals meal includes a bottomless side — such as the restaurant’s signature steak fries — and a bottomless beverage, staying true to Red Robin’s signature dining experience.

Red Robin debuts new Big YUMMM Deals menu starting at $9.99
New burgers, crispy chicken sandwiches, and salmon entrées added to lineup
Guests can pair meals with $5 Coors Light pints or $8 House Margaritas

To complement the value menu, Red Robin is also introducing new everyday drink specials, including $5 Coors Light pints and $8 House Margaritas. CEO and President Dave Pace said the move reflects customer demand for affordable yet high-quality dining. “Guests no longer want to compromise their dining experience just to have a cheap meal,” Pace said. “With our expanded Big YUMMM Deals menu, diners can have it all — affordability, quality, variety, and the hospitality they expect from Red Robin.”

The brand is also broadening its chicken lineup with new flavor-forward sandwiches such as the Buzz Ranch Crispy Chicken Sandwich, featuring Frank’s RedHot Buffalo-style Buzz Sauce, and the Bacon Club Crispy Chicken Sandwich with ranch, bacon, lettuce, and tomato on a brioche bun.

For those looking for lighter options, Red Robin is introducing three new protein-packed salmon entrées — Grilled, Teriyaki, and ancho-marinated Santa Fe — each served with steamed broccoli and a choice of bottomless side.

The Big YUMMM Deals menu and new items are available starting January 26 at participating locations nationwide.

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