Yard House Takeout and Delivery Available Irving Menu

We make it simple to order bold American flavors from our yard house menu when you prefer dinner at home. This quick guide shows what travels best, how portions hold heat, and which dishes crisp up after reheating.

Browse by category—starters, pizzas, seafood, steaks, burgers, tacos, desserts—to scan options fast. We organize choices so you can compare items and pick a pickup or delivery window with fewer clicks.

We highlight the easiest dishes to transport, packing tips for fried items, and simple reheating steps to keep textures fresh. You’ll also find notes on pricing and calorie differences by location so checkout has no surprises.

Use our practical notes to customize orders, speed up pickup, and ensure a fresher arrival. Tonight, place an order that travels well and tastes great on the first bite.

Takeout and delivery from our local Yard House restaurant in Irving

Our team designs orders to keep heat, crunch, and bright flavors intact during the ride. We use sturdy containers so entrées, sides, and sauces arrive intact. For items you want crisp, we separate sauces and suggest reheating in the oven.

Packaging, travel-ready portions, and punchy profiles

• We choose portions that hold texture—soups, mac-style pastas, and pies that reheat well.
• Spicy, smoky, and citrus-forward profiles keep tasting bold after a short drive.
• For fried items, plan to eat soon or reheat briefly in a hot oven for best crunch.

Best times to order for faster pickup and fresher arrivals

We advise avoiding peak dinner rush on weekends. Early evening orders and mid-afternoon pickups usually move faster.

Yard House Takeout and Delivery Available Irving Menu

We group items by category so you can build a full meal in a few clicks.

How we organize the menu by category for faster ordering

Our category layout lists starters, salads, pizzas, house favorites, seafood, steaks, burgers, sandwiches, tacos, platters, and desserts. This reduces scrolling and helps you add a starter, entrée, side, and dessert without flipping pages.

Clear labels speed decision-making. We show popular picks and common modifiers so building a complete order is straightforward.

What “prices and calories” mean when menus vary by location

Prices and calories shown are representative. Totals can change by locations because portion size, regional suppliers, and minor recipe tweaks affect cost and nutrition.

We present examples to guide choices, but we recommend confirming final prices and calorie counts at checkout for your local restaurant.

How to order: online takeout, delivery, and curbside pickup options

We streamline the online flow so you can choose pickup, courier delivery, or curbside to fit your schedule. Use the form to pick a time window and add precise notes before checkout.

What to include in order notes for sauces, doneness, and dressings

Ask for dressings on the side to avoid soggy greens. Request extra sauce for wings and separate dips for fries or onion rings.

Specify steak doneness and mark “sauce on the side” for crispy items. Note swaps and add-ons like extra cheese or pickles so the meal arrives how you want it.

Starters, soups, and side-friendly add-ons that travel well

Start your meal with reliable starters that travel well and keep their texture. We focus on items that stay warm in sealed containers and reheat cleanly at home.

Chicken Tortilla Soup and Tomato Bisque

Chicken Tortilla Soup ($6.99; 610 calories) delivers hearty, spice-forward comfort for solo lunches or family bowls. It reheats evenly and holds toppings separately.

Tomato Bisque ($6.49; 240 calories) is a creamier option that travels well in insulated packaging and pairs nicely with grilled bread or a salad.

House Salad, Traditional Caesar, and Kale & Romaine Caesar

House Salad ($7.79; 430 calories), Traditional Caesar ($7.49; 410 calories), and Kale & Romaine Caesar ($7.99; 540 calories) are excellent side-friendly picks. We suggest requesting dressing on the side to keep greens crisp.

Edamame and shareable starters for every craving

Edamame ($5.49; 180 calories) is a simple add-on that needs no reheating. It helps round out orders while adding protein and texture.

• We recommend soups and small plates first since they retain heat and reheat cleanly.
• These options cover lighter, veggie-forward choices and richer, creamy flavors to satisfy every craving.
• Representative prices and calories listed help you build a balanced cart; final totals may vary by location.

For starters and appetizers from our yard house selection, pick items that match your schedule and reheating plans for best results.

Appetizers made for perfect sharing at home

We choose appetizers that suit group snacking and simple plating. Choose chilled sushi-style bites alongside hot, crunchy picks so guests can mix flavors without reheating everything.

Dishes that travel well include poke nachos ($14.95) and the Onion Ring Tower (about $10.25–$10.49). Keep dips sealed and reheat rings briefly in a hot oven to restore crispness.

Poke Nachos, Onion Ring Tower, and crowd-favorite dips

Poke nachos are a perfect sharing starter for groups who want bold bites. The Onion Ring Tower is a true crowd favorite; note its higher calories if you’re tracking totals.

Ahi Sashimi, Spicy Tuna Stack, and Cali Roll Stack

For lighter, no-reheat options choose Ahi Sashimi ($14.49), Spicy Tuna Stack ($13.49), or Cali Roll Stack ($13.79). These stay fresh chilled and pair well with extra soy or spicy mayo cups.

Firecracker Shrimp, Fried Calamari, and wings (boneless or traditional)

Hot items like Firecracker Shrimp ($13.49), Fried Calamari ($12.95–$12.49), and wings travel best with a quick pickup. Plan a short turnaround to keep texture at its peak.

Parmesan Truffle Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, and cheese curds

Add easy sides: Parmesan Truffle Fries ($5.79), Sweet Potato Fries ($5.49), or Wisconsin Fried Cheese Curds ($11.49). Order extra sauce cups for dipping and note high calories on share plates.

Chicken Lettuce Wraps and Classic Sliders for easy group ordering

Chicken Lettuce Wraps ($12.79) and Classic Sliders ($12.49) are simple crowd-pleasers. They make building a mix-and-match spread straightforward for game night or small parties.

• We recommend sealing sauces, staggering hot items last for pickup, and checking representative prices and calories when you place the order.

Entrée salads for fresh salads with full-meal protein

Our entrée salads give you crisp textures and enough protein for a complete meal without heavy sides.

We recommend keeping dressings separate so greens stay crunchy during the trip. This small step preserves texture and bright flavor.

Poke Salad and Ahi Crunchy Salad

Poke Salad ($17.79; 730 calories) and Ahi Crunchy Salad ($16.49; 780 calories) are seafood-forward picks.

Both travel well chilled and work great at room temperature if you plan a later meal.

BBQ Chicken Salad and Cobb Salad

BBQ Chicken Salad ($14.99; up to 1650 calories) and Cobb Salad ($11.79; 740 calories) offer classic, hearty profiles.

Request dressing on the side to keep crunch, especially for loaded bowls with warm protein.

• Entrée salads are a top choice when you want fresh salads that fill you up.
• Choose seafood bowls to eat chilled or chicken bowls for a warm, savory bite.
• Consider extras: add avocado, extra protein, or swap sauce to tailor each option.

Representative prices and calories help you choose between lighter builds and indulgent bowls. Menu options and nutrition can vary by location, so confirm final details at checkout with your local yard house.

Pizzas for takeout: crispy crust, easy reheat, big flavor

Choosing the right pie helps meals travel and finish warm at home. We focus on builds that crisp back up in a hot oven and stay easy to slice for sharing.

The Carnivore, Pepperoni & Mushroom, and classic Cheese

For dependable performance choose The Carnivore, Pepperoni & Mushroom, or the classic Cheese pie. These favorites handle transport well and reheat predictably.

Margherita and BBQ Chicken pizza picks

For brighter, sauce-forward flavors pick Margherita or BBQ Chicken. They keep vivid taste after a short ride and warm back up without soggy crust.

• Reheat tip: preheat oven to 425°F, bake 4–6 minutes on a tray until crust re-crisps.
• Pair with a salad or a shareable starter for a balanced group order.
• We list representative prices and calories below to help select lighter or meat-heavy pies.

We recommend pizzas as a dependable centerpiece for family orders from our yard house selection. Use these picks to build a satisfying spread that reheats close to dine-in quality.

House favorites and seafood for bold flavors on delivery night

For nights when you want big flavor with minimal fuss, our house favorites and seafood shine on the ride home. We highlight choices that hold texture and keep bright seasoning after a short trip.

Nashville Hot Chicken and Orange Chicken

Nashville Hot Chicken ($17.99; 1610 calories) gives craveable heat. Order sauce on the side to keep the crust crisp.

Orange Chicken ($17.99; 1860 calories) balances sweet-citrus glaze with crunchy coating for a lively meal.

Mac + Cheese² and Spicy Jambalaya

Mac + Cheese² ($18.49; up to 2510 cal) and Spicy Jambalaya ($19.49; 1730 cal) are comfort-forward dishes that reheat cleanly. They make hearty meals for sharing.

Beer-Battered Fish & Chips and Whiskey Glazed Salmon

Beer-Battered Fish & Chips ($17.99; 2000 cal) benefits from oven reheating to restore crisp batter. Whiskey Glazed Salmon ($21.49; 920 cal) should be warmed gently to avoid drying.

Shrimp Zoodle Bowl and Sesame-Crusted Ahi

Shrimp Zoodle Bowl ($20.79; 470 cal) and Sesame-Crusted Ahi ($24.49; 670 cal) are lighter seafood picks with bold flavors. They keep calories lower while staying satisfying.

Lobster Garlic Noodles for special-occasion takeout

Lobster Garlic Noodles ($23.99; 1090 cal) is our go-to for celebratory nights at home. It travels well and arrives tasting elevated without a dine-in plan.

Steaks and steakhouse-style entrées to-go

Order a steakhouse-style entrée for an indulgent at-home meal that keeps its texture after a short trip. We highlight cuts that travel well and give simple reheating steps to restore juiciness and crust.

20 oz Bone-In Ribeye

The 20 oz bone-in ribeye is our flagship for a bold meal. Representative prices range near $34.99–$32.50 with about 1390 calories shown.

Gently reheat in a low oven and let the steak rest to preserve juices after transport.

Pepper Crusted Filet

Choose the 8 oz pepper crusted filet for a tender, special-occasion plate. It lists around $30.99 with roughly 1080 calories.

Keep sauce separate and add it after a brief rest to maintain a crisp pepper crust.

Lighter Steak Bowl

The Steak Bowl offers a balanced, bowl-format option that travels cleanly. It runs about $20.79 and shows 520 calories.

This is a great lighter choice when you want steak without a heavy plate.

• We present steaks as a premium takeout option for customers seeking a steakhouse-style restaurant meal at home.
• Flagship bone-in ribeye benefits from gentle reheating and resting to keep it juicy after travel.
• Pepper crusted filet works best when sauces and sides are packed separately.
• The Steak Bowl is ideal for a lighter, easy-to-eat option that holds up on the ride.
• Representative prices and calories help you choose between indulgent steak night and a lighter build.
• Add doneness preferences in order notes to reduce remakes and improve satisfaction.

Prime burgers for a classic Yard House meal at home

Choose a hearty burger when you want a familiar, satisfying handheld that travels well. We feature stacked builds so you can pick a smoky, spicy, or classic profile for any appetite.

BBQ Bacon Cheddar, Pepper Jack, and Classic Cheese

We spotlight BBQ Bacon Cheddar for smoky-sweet cravings, Pepper Jack for heat, and Classic Cheese for a simple favorite. Each holds up during short trips if sauces are packed separately.

Kurobuta Pork and Beyond Burger options

For different protein choices we list Kurobuta Pork and a Beyond Burger plant-based option. These provide variety for guests who prefer non-beef selections.

• Keep fries vented to reduce steam and sogginess.
• Request sauces on the side to protect the bun and toppings.
• Note add-ons like extra cheese or pickles in checkout notes for faster prep.

Sandwiches and handhelds for lunch, dinner, and game night

Handhelds make fast meals feel intentional, whether for a solo lunch or a lively game-night spread.

We highlight spicy and milder chicken choices that travel well. The nashville hot chicken sandwich offers bold heat; request slaw and sauces separated to keep crust crisp. Grilled Chicken & Avocado is a fresher, creamier option that still satisfies as a full meal.

Hearty cheesesteaks and stacked clubs

For rich, savory picks choose Korean BBQ Cheesesteak, House Cheesesteak, or the Stacked Turkey Club. These reheat cleanly and pair easily with vents for fries to preserve texture.

Comfort pairing for family-style service

Grilled Cheese served with Tomato Bisque is a reliable comfort pairing. It travels well and is simple to portion for a crowd.

Street tacos and shareable plates for quick variety

Tacos deliver fast portions that let everyone try different tastes in one order.

We recommend street tacos when you want quick variety, easy portioning, and a simple way to combine proteins and bold flavors. Choose Vampire or Carne Asada as go-to picks for lunch or a casual dinner.

For groups, tacos work well because each person can mix fillings without committing to one large entrée. Pair them with a salad or a shareable starter to round out the meal.

Quick notes and easy swaps

• Order lettuce-wrap style for a gluten-sensitive option when available.
• Check calories and prices at checkout since portions and sides vary by location.
• Mild and spicy fillings let you stretch one order into multiple flavor profiles.

Takeout platters for groups, meetings, and parties

Platter orders simplify feeding a group without juggling dozens of individual dishes. We offer curated spreads so planners can focus on the event, not last-minute runs to the store.

Appetizer, sandwich, salad, and mains platters

Choose from four core platter types: appetizers, sandwiches, salads, and mains. Each option covers different tastes and dietary needs so guests can mix and match.

How many people each platter can feed and pairing tips

Serving counts vary by platter and locations, so confirm portions when ordering. As a rule, appetizer platters suit 8–12 people while sandwich and salad platters cover 10–14. Mains are best for 12–16, depending on appetite.

• Add a salad platter to balance heavier mains.
• Order extra dips and sauces for snack-style sharing.
• Compare platter prices to individual items to find the best deals for large meals.

Platter choices make planning easier and keep food consistent for meetings and parties. Check the menu and confirm prices before checkout to build a reliable order.

Happy hour deals and hours to plan the best-value order

Timing your evening order can unlock big savings on snacks, pizzas, and pints. We map the key windows and note popular savings so you know when to order for the best value.

Published happy hour windows

Our posted happy hour runs Mon–Fri 3–6 PM and Sun–Wed 10 PM–close (drinks only). Confirm local participation and any exclusions at checkout to avoid surprises with prices.

$5 appetizer highlights

Where available, select $5 appetizers such as poke nachos and Onion Rings make great add-ons for group orders. These items pair well with a pie or a shareable starter for an easy, low-cost spread.

Draft beer discounts and pairings

Draft beer promotions often include $2 off select pints or reduced craft beers. Pair discounted pints with wings, fries, or small plates for a balanced, budget-friendly order.

Dietary options: vegan, gluten-sensitive, and under-700-calorie picks

Find focused options for vegan diners, guests avoiding gluten, and those watching calories. We group choices so ordering feels straightforward and safe.

Gardein vegan selections

We feature Gardein items that mirror classic flavors without meat. Examples include Orange Chicken ($16.95), Vegan Mac & Cheese ($15.50), Gardein Wings ($18.99), and Gardein BBQ Chicken Salad ($15.25).

These options keep familiar profiles while serving plant-based diners a fuller plate.

Gluten-sensitive choices and cross-contact note

Gluten-sensitive steaks, tacos, and salads can be prepared on request. Representative picks include a GS Filet ($28.50), GS Cobb Salad ($15.25), GS Tacos ($14.95), and GS House Salad ($7.95).

Important: our kitchens are not 100% gluten-free. Cross-contact is possible, so please note allergies in your order to help reduce risk.

Under-700-calorie meals

When lighter meals are the goal, select items that land under 700 calories. Strong examples are the Shrimp Zoodle Bowl (~470 cal) and Seared Ahi or Sesame-Crusted Ahi (around 670 cal; Seared Ahi listed near $18.25).

We balance taste with smaller calorie counts so you don’t trade flavor for portion control.

• We group vegan, gluten-sensitive, and under-700 picks to simplify decisions.
• Always confirm ingredients and calories with your local yard house restaurant before ordering.
• Use order notes to flag allergies or special prep requests to improve accuracy.

Kids menu and dessert finishes that deliver well

Kids meals and sweet finishes help turn a quick order into a family night at home.

We list kid-friendly picks that travel predictably and reheat simply. Popular favorites include Kids Cheese Pizza ($6.95), Kids Fried Chicken Tenders ($7.50), Kids Mac & Cheese ($6.50), and Kids Burger ($7.25).

These items suit picky eaters and smaller appetites. Cheese and chicken choices are reliable for short trips and warm back up with minimal fuss.

Dessert finishes that hold up in transit

Add a dessert finish to make the meal feel complete. Classic choices—Mini Cheesecake Brûlée ($7.95), Chocolate Fudge Cake ($8.50), Carrot Cake ($8.25), and Brookie ($7.50)—pack well and travel without losing texture.

We help families build an easy, kid-approved order that still feels like a full yard house night at home. Confirm availability and final prices in-cart since offerings and calories can vary by location.

Place your Irving order and enjoy Yard House favorites at home tonight

Use this guide to build a fast cart and get dinner on the table sooner. Pick appetizers, entrées, pizzas, and desserts from our yard house menu to assemble a complete order in minutes.

Place your Irving takeout or delivery order now, then confirm prices and calories at checkout since totals vary by locations. Plan around happy hour hours for extra value, add smart notes (dressings on the side, sauce preferences, steak doneness), and consider group platters when feeding a crowd.

Pair plates with beer or craft beers where permitted for a fuller meal. We’re committed to quality food and a smooth pickup and delivery experience for the local restaurant tonight.