Kids Meals Made for Little Cowboys and Cowgirls

Give your little cowboys and cowgirls a meal made just for them. Our kid-friendly favorites make family dinners easier, more relaxed, and delicious for everyone.

A Menu Made for Little Appetites
Family Favorites for Little Appetites

At Colton’s Steak House, we believe family meals should be something everyone can enjoy—including the youngest members of the table. Our Kids Menu is made with little appetites in mind, offering familiar favorites in portions that are just right for kids. From tasty entrees to satisfying sides, there’s something for every young diner to enjoy.
Just like everything else we serve, our Kids Menu reflects the same welcoming, down-home spirit Colton’s has had since opening in 1996. We’re proud to be a place where families can sit down together, enjoy a good meal, and make memories around the table. Whether you’re stopping in for a casual family dinner or celebrating a special occasion, Colton’s is a place where everyone has a seat at the table.

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Our Menu

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Kids Menu

For cowpokes 12 and under. All entrées include your choice of side and a drink.

Grilled Cheese
$5.29 260 cal
Bite-Sized Sirloin Tips
$10.79 330 cal
Homestyle Chicken Strips
Homestyle Chicken Strips
$6.99 260 cal
Jr. Lonesome Burger
$6.99 560 cal
Mesquite Grilled Chicken
Mesquite Grilled Chicken
$9.59 270 cal
Mini Corn Dogs
$5.99 280 cal
Mac & Cheese
$5.99 460 cal

Choose a Side

French Fries
250 cal
Smashed Potatoes
460 cal
Applesauce
80 cal
Mandarin Oranges
70 cal
Steamed Veggies
120 cal

Cool Drinks*

*Bottled root beer not included. Flavored teas add 30¢.

Milk
180 cal
Lemonade
100 cal
Tea
0–70 cal
Coca-Cola
100 cal
Apple Juice
180 cal
Diet Coke
0 cal
Hi-C Fruit Punch
100 cal
Mr. Pibb
90 cal
Flavored Teas
70 cal
Sprite
100 cal

Sweets

More desserts on the adult menu!

Ice Cream Sundae
$1.99 590 cal
Kids Coke Float
$2.99 260 cal

Eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, or seafood may cause foodborne illness. 1,200–1,400 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice for children ages 4–8, and 1,400–2,000 calories a day for ages 9–13; calorie needs vary. Additional nutritional information available upon request.