Table of Contents
- Everything You Need to Know About Baton Rouge Menu Prices in Canada
- Most Ordered Items
- Appetizers
- Salads
- Sandwich & Burgers
- Steaks
- Ribs
- Comforting Classics
- Fish
- Kids Menu
- Family Combo
- Desserts
- Beverages
- The Most Popular Menu Items at Baton Rouge Canada
- Ribs
- Big Devil Burger
- Filet Mignon 7 oz
- Tempura Shrimp (9)
- Truffle Gnocchi
- Cheesecake
- Alternative to Baton Rouge Canada
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What do vegetarian items cost on the Baton Rouge menu in Canada?
- How much does the Baton Rouge gluten-free menu cost in Canada?
- What is the Baton Rouge kids meal price in Canada?
- Are Baton Rouge menu prices the same at every location in Canada?
- What do seasonal Baton Rouge menu items cost in Canada?
- What are the cheapest Baton Rouge menu items in Canada?
- What are the most expensive Baton Rouge menu items in Canada?
- Concluding Remarks
I had heard that Baton Rouge was mainly a place for ribs and steaks, but sitting down in its cosy dining room and catching the smoky aroma changed that narrow impression. From lighter salads to large family combos, I found enough contrast to suit different appetites and budgets. I ordered the Tempura Shrimp (9) – CAN$21.00 first; nine golden pieces felt like a fair sharing portion, and their crisp coating made the starter worth its price in my view. The menu then moved from burgers and comforting classics to kids’ dishes, desserts, and drinks without feeling limited to one style of meal. This Baton Rouge Menu Prices in Canada guide gives you every category and verified price from the supplied PDF so you can plan your order confidently.
Everything You Need to Know About Baton Rouge Menu Prices in Canada
I was genuinely surprised by the range I saw, because the Baton Rouge menu went well beyond the smoky ribs I had expected and reached from CAN$3.50 bottled drinks to a CAN$155.00 family meal. In my view, that creates a useful spread for a quick add-on, an individual dinner, or a group order. I have kept every amount in Canadian dollars and separated each category clearly, so you can compare Baton Rouge prices without a surprise in the middle of planning.
Most Ordered Items
The supplied PDF identifies six dishes as the most popular rather than eight to ten. I kept this quick-reference table to those six verified choices instead of guessing which other dishes sell most often.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Ribs | CAN$33.00 |
| Big Devil Burger | CAN$27.00 |
| Filet Mignon 7 oz | CAN$53.00 |
| Tempura Shrimp (9) | CAN$21.00 |
| Truffle Gnocchi | CAN$24.00 |
| Cheesecake | CAN$12.00 |
Appetizers
I found the appetizer range broad enough to begin with something light, cheesy, fried, or shareable. Prices started at CAN$11.00 for either salad and reached CAN$24.00 for Crab Cakes, while the two Tempura Shrimp portions made it easier for me to order for one person or a table.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Calamari | CAN$23.00 |
| Spinach Dip | CAN$19.00 |
| Mixed Salad | CAN$11.00 |
| Caesar Salad | CAN$11.00 |
| Cauliflower Wings | CAN$17.00 |
| Tempura Shrimp (5) | CAN$14.00 |
| Tempura Shrimp (9) | CAN$21.00 |
| Brussel Sprouts | CAN$12.00 |
| Garlic Bread | CAN$13.00 |
| Maf & Cheese | CAN$14.00 |
| Crab Cakes | CAN$24.00 |
| Feta Cheese Sticks | CAN$18.00 |
Salads
The salads felt more like full mains than small side plates when I compared their names and prices. I could stay near CAN$23.00-CAN$27.00 with several options or move up to the CAN$36.00 Thai Steak Salad for the highest-priced choice in this section.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Tender Salad | CAN$26.00 |
| Louisiana Chicken Salad | CAN$24.00 |
| Thai Steak Salad | CAN$36.00 |
| Grilled Peach Salad | CAN$27.00 |
| Ginger Lime Medley with Shrimp | CAN$30.00 |
| Ginger Lime Medley with Chicken | CAN$29.00 |
| Grilled Peach Salad with Chicken | CAN$33.00 |
| Ginger Lime Medley | CAN$23.00 |
Sandwich & Burgers
This category gave me a more casual route through the Baton Rouge menu. Most choices sat between CAN$24.00 and CAN$27.00, while the CAN$31.00 Prime Rib Sandwich was the premium option among the five listed items.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Baton Rouge Burger | CAN$25.00 |
| Prime Rib Sandwich | CAN$31.00 |
| Club Sandwich | CAN$25.00 |
| Big Devil Burger | CAN$27.00 |
| Crispy Chicken Sandwich | CAN$24.00 |
Steaks
I expected steak to be one of the more expensive sections, and the prices confirmed it. The category began at CAN$41.00 for Chimichurri Bavette or Braised Beef and topped out at CAN$63.00 for the 16 oz Rib Steak.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Rib Steak 16 oz | CAN$63.00 |
| New York Striploin 12 oz | CAN$51.00 |
| Filet Mignon 7 oz | CAN$53.00 |
| Chimichurri Bavette | CAN$41.00 |
| Braised Beef | CAN$41.00 |
Ribs
The rib section was concise, which made it easy for me to compare a straightforward order with combinations. Plain Ribs cost CAN$33.00, while adding tenders or chicken raised the total to CAN$42.00 and the shrimp combination reached CAN$50.00.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Ribs & Tenders | CAN$42.00 |
| Ribs & Shrimps | CAN$50.00 |
| Ribs | CAN$33.00 |
| Ribs & Chicken | CAN$42.00 |
Comforting Classics
This was the section that most clearly widened my view of the restaurant. I found chicken, seafood pasta, gnocchi, and a Santa Fe dish together, with Truffle Gnocchi at CAN$24.00 providing the lowest price and Short Rib Seafood Pappardelle at CAN$41.00 the highest.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Short Rib Seafood Pappardelle | CAN$41.00 |
| Seafood Linguini | CAN$38.00 |
| Santa Fe Chicken | CAN$32.00 |
| Chicken Tenders | CAN$26.00 |
| Mushroom Chicken | CAN$33.00 |
| Black Cod Gnocchi | CAN$40.00 |
| Truffle Gnocchi | CAN$24.00 |
Fish
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Grilled Salmon | CAN$34.00 |
Kids Menu
The Baton Rouge kids meal price stayed within a narrow CAN$11.00-CAN$14.00 range. In my view, that made this one of the simplest sections for a family to budget before ordering.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Kids Ribs (Half Rack) | CAN$14.00 |
| Kids Burgers | CAN$13.00 |
| Kids Chicken Tenders | CAN$13.00 |
| Kids Pasta | CAN$11.00 |
| Kids Grilled Chicken | CAN$14.00 |
Family Combo
I saw the largest totals in the family section, but these are group meals rather than direct equivalents to an individual plate. Two combos cost CAN$90.00, the Family Meal: Ribs was CAN$110.00, and the Ribs & Chicken Tenders meal reached CAN$155.00.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Family Meal: Burgers | CAN$90.00 |
| Family Meal: Ribs & Chicken Tenders | CAN$155.00 |
| Family Meal: Chicken Tenders | CAN$90.00 |
| Family Meal: Ribs | CAN$110.00 |
Desserts
After a smoky and savoury meal, I liked having four very different finishes to compare. Chocolate Cake was the least expensive at CAN$11.00, Cheesecake and Choco-Espresso Cream Pie both cost CAN$12.00, and Cinnamon Bun was CAN$15.00.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cheesecake | CAN$12.00 |
| Cinnamon Bun | CAN$15.00 |
| Chocolate Cake | CAN$11.00 |
| Choco-Espresso Cream Pie | CAN$12.00 |
Beverages
The beverage list in the source was short and focused on bottled drinks and water. I found the three CAN$3.50 soft drinks to be the cheapest entries on the entire supplied menu, while sparkling and still water were each CAN$8.00.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Bottled Diet Pepsi (591 ML) | CAN$3.50 |
| Bottled Pepsi (591 ML) | CAN$3.50 |
| Bottled Iced Tea (591 ML) | CAN$4.00 |
| Bottled 7UP (591 ML) | CAN$3.50 |
| Sparkling Water | CAN$8.00 |
| Still Water | CAN$8.00 |
The Most Popular Menu Items at Baton Rouge Canada
These are the six dishes the source itself highlights as popular, and they were also the choices that made the strongest impression as I worked through the meal. In my view, they provide the clearest introduction to the ribs, burgers, steak, appetizers, comfort dishes, and desserts without pretending that unverified items are bestsellers.
Ribs
For a first visit, I would suggest starting with the Ribs at CAN$33.00, because this is the dish that best matched the smoky aroma I noticed when I arrived. The meat was described as slow-cooked and tender, with a rich sauce carrying the main flavour. My lasting impression was smoky, saucy, and fall-apart tender.
Big Devil Burger
Big name, big appetite – that was how the Big Devil Burger came across to me. At CAN$27.00, its generous filling made it feel like a substantial alternative to ordering steak or a rib combination. I remember it as bold, loaded, and deeply satisfying.
Filet Mignon 7 oz
In my opinion, the Filet Mignon 7 oz is the menu’s most obvious special-occasion choice among the verified favourites. Its CAN$53.00 price is premium, but the buttery texture and tender bite gave the plate its sense of occasion. It finished soft, rich, and melt-in-the-mouth.
Tempura Shrimp (9)
Nine pieces might sound like a simple starter, but this was the plate that disappeared faster than I expected. For CAN$21.00, I received a shareable count with a light coating rather than a heavy opening to the meal. Each shrimp tasted golden, crisp, and well seasoned.
Truffle Gnocchi
Richness is the reason I would point pasta lovers toward the Truffle Gnocchi. At CAN$24.00, it was also one of the lower-priced full dishes in the Comforting Classics section, which strengthened its value in my view. The soft pieces left me with a finish that was earthy, luxurious, and comforting.
Cheesecake
My standout finish was the Cheesecake, not because it was elaborate, but because it balanced the heavier meal without becoming overwhelming. The CAN$12.00 price also kept dessert approachable after a main course. I found the final spoonful smooth, creamy, and pleasantly balanced.
Alternative to Baton Rouge Canada
I know not every reader has a Baton Rouge nearby. The source names Fionn MacCool’s, Sushi Shop, Kelsey’s Original Roadhouse, and Chipotle as alternatives in Canada; in my view, Fionn MacCool’s and Kelsey’s are the closer casual-dining comparisons, while Sushi Shop and Chipotle satisfy very different cravings. That cuisine mismatch is worth keeping in mind before treating all four as direct substitutes.
- Fionn MacCool’s
- Sushi Shop
- Kelsey’s Original Roadhouse
- Chipotle
Frequently Asked Questions
What do vegetarian items cost on the Baton Rouge menu in Canada?
Vegetarian choices described in the PDF generally range from CAN$17.00 to CAN$27.00. I found Cauliflower Wings at CAN$17.00 and Truffle Gnocchi at CAN$24.00, while the source says suitable salad choices can extend to CAN$27.00; I would still confirm ingredients when ordering.
How much does the Baton Rouge gluten-free menu cost in Canada?
The source places customisable gluten-free choices at approximately CAN$23.00 to CAN$34.00. It says these items are selected from the regular menu rather than priced separately and points to salads or the CAN$34.00 Grilled Salmon; I would confirm the exact preparation with the branch.
What is the Baton Rouge kids meal price in Canada?
The Baton Rouge kids meal price in Canada ranges from CAN$11.00 to CAN$14.00. I found Kids Pasta at CAN$11.00, Kids Burgers and Kids Chicken Tenders at CAN$13.00, and Kids Ribs or Kids Grilled Chicken at CAN$14.00.
Are Baton Rouge menu prices the same at every location in Canada?
The attached PDF does not confirm whether Baton Rouge menu prices are identical at every Canadian location. Because it supplies one national-looking price list but no branch-by-branch comparison, I would check the current local ordering page before relying on a Baton Rouge menu prices PDF for the final bill.
What do seasonal Baton Rouge menu items cost in Canada?
No fixed seasonal-item prices appear in the standard menu tables. The source suggests an estimated CAN$24.00-CAN$40.00 range based on ordinary categories, but it presents that amount as a likely range rather than a verified list; I would check the branch’s current offer instead of treating it as guaranteed.
What are the cheapest Baton Rouge menu items in Canada?
The cheapest Baton Rouge menu items in Canada are bottled beverages, starting at CAN$3.50. Ranked from the lowest verified price, the first four are:
- Bottled Diet Pepsi (591 ML) – CAN$3.50
- Bottled Pepsi (591 ML) – CAN$3.50
- Bottled 7UP (591 ML) – CAN$3.50
- Bottled Iced Tea (591 ML) – CAN$4.00
What are the most expensive Baton Rouge menu items in Canada?
The most expensive Baton Rouge menu items in Canada are family combos, led by the CAN$155.00 Ribs & Chicken Tenders meal. Ranked from the highest verified price, the first four are:
- Family Meal: Ribs & Chicken Tenders – CAN$155.00
- Family Meal: Ribs – CAN$110.00
- Family Meal: Burgers – CAN$90.00
- Family Meal: Chicken Tenders – CAN$90.00
Concluding Remarks
I arrived expecting the Baton Rouge prices to centre almost entirely on premium ribs and steaks. Exploring the affordable drinks, appetisers, salads, burgers, comforting classics, kids’ dishes, and family meals showed me a much broader price ladder than that first impression suggested, while the smoky ribs remained the clearest signature choice.
What did you order on your own Baton Rouge visit, and did the portion feel worth its price? Share your dish and branch in the comments so other Canadian diners can compare real experiences before ordering.
