Texas Roadhouse Inc., the corporation behind the popular Texas Roadhouse dining chain, also owns two other restaurant brands: Jaggers and Bubba's 33. The company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, and has expanded its portfolio beyond its original concept, which began in Indiana in 1993.
Jaggers operates as a fast-casual establishment focusing on burgers and salads. The menu features from-scratch items including double burgers, fried and grilled chicken sandwiches, and various sides such as edamame, macaroni and cheese, tater tots, and shoestring fries. The chain also serves a proprietary sauce made from sour cream, barbecue sauce, and mayonnaise. Reviews often compare the experience to other quick-service brands like Chick-fil-A and Five Guys, noting that the food quality exceeds typical fast-food standards.
As of the reporting period, Jaggers has 13 locations. Most of these are situated in Indianapolis, Indiana, and Louisville, Kentucky. One location is also present at Camp Humphreys, a military base in South Korea. The brand launched in 2014 but has grown slowly compared to its parent company.
Bubba's 33 is designed as a sports bar with a focus on beer and cocktails. Every seat in the restaurant is positioned to provide a clear view of a television screen. The menu includes pub-style foods like pizzas, burgers, and wings, alongside items similar to Texas Roadhouse, such as ribeye steaks, fried shrimp, salmon, and fish and chips. Diners also receive the same dinner rolls served at Texas Roadhouse locations.
Texas Roadhouse Inc. reported that Texas Roadhouse became the largest casual-dining restaurant chain in the United States in 2024, surpassing Olive Garden. The company plans to expand Bubba's 33 significantly. As of May 2025, there were 52 Bubba's 33 locations across the United States. Texas Roadhouse Inc. intends to open at least 30 new Bubba's 33 restaurants each year in the future.
