Bob Evans Rio Grande Omelet with sausage, peppers, onions, cheese, salsa, sour cream and breakfast potatoes.

Bob Evans Rio Grande Omelet

Bob Evans Rio Grande Omelet is a spicy, cheesy breakfast made for anyone who wants a little heat in the morning. It’s a three-egg omelet filled with sausage, red and green bell peppers, sautéed onions, cheddar, and provolone cheese. It’s topped with fresh salsa and sour cream, then served with your choice of a breakfast side and bread.

The name isn’t just for flavor; Rio Grande is also a real town in Ohio, and it’s the exact spot where Bob Evans Restaurants first began as a small truck stop diner. So this omelet carries a little bit of brand history along with its bold, zesty taste.

The Rio Grande Omelet is a three-egg omelet built around bold, Southwest-style flavors. Instead of plain cheese and veggies, it’s filled with sausage, peppers, onions, and two types of cheese, then finished with salsa and sour cream for a tangy, spicy kick.

It comes with a few simple choices, so you can build the full plate your way:

  • Side: hash browns, home fries, or fresh seasonal fruit
  • Bread: your choice of freshly baked bread

This omelet works well for anyone who usually orders a plain cheese omelet but wants to try something with more spice and more flavor in every bite.

Here’s where the calories come from in this dish.

IngredientCalories (approx.)
Three-egg omelet210
Sausage150
Red & green bell peppers20
Sautéed onions25
Cheddar cheese100
Provolone cheese80
Fresh salsa15
Sour cream50
Hash browns120
Home fries130
Fresh seasonal fruit60
Freshly baked bread90

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The Bob Evans Rio Grande Omelet has about 850 calories in total. The omelet includes three eggs, sausage, peppers, caramelized onions, provolone and cheddar cheese, along with fresh salsa and sour cream. The meal also comes with your choice of side and freshly baked bread, so the total calories for the complete plate can vary depending on those selections.

The FDA uses 2,000 calories a day as a general guide for adults, so this omelet covers a little under half of that on its own. If you want a lighter plate, pick fresh seasonal fruit as your side instead of hash browns or home fries.

NutrientAmount
Calories~850 kcal
Protein~35 g
Total Fat~55 g
Carbohydrates~45 g

These numbers change a little depending on your side and bread choice, so ask your server for an exact count if you need one.

An exact, confirmed price for the Rio Grande Omelet isn’t listed on Bob Evans’s public menu pages. Similar three-egg omelets on the Bob Evans menu, like the Western Omelet and Border Scramble Omelet, are priced around $12.79 to $12.99, so this dish likely falls in that same range. Check your local Bob Evans menu or app for the exact current price before ordering.

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This omelet may contain these major allergens:

  • Wheat (if you choose bread as your side)
  • Milk
  • Eggs
  • Soy

If you have a food allergy, tell your server before ordering, since kitchen tools and prep space are shared across menu items.

Bob Evans Rio Grande Omelet brings bold, zesty flavor to a classic breakfast omelet. With sausage, two cheeses, peppers, salsa, and sour cream, it’s a filling choice for anyone who wants a little spice in the morning. At about 850 calories, it’s a solid mid-sized breakfast, and its name even ties back to where Bob Evans got its start.

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It has a three-egg omelet filled with sausage, bell peppers, onions, cheddar and provolone cheese, topped with salsa and sour cream.

It has about 850 calories in total, including a side and bread.

You can choose hash browns, home fries, or fresh seasonal fruit.

Yes, the salsa and sausage give it a mild to medium kick, though it’s not extremely hot.

It’s named after Rio Grande, Ohio, the actual town where Bob Evans Restaurants first started as a truck stop diner.

Yes. It contains eggs, milk, and wheat (if you pick bread). It may also have soy from cooking oils.

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