Cook Out Troy AL — Menu, Prices, Hours & US 231 Location (2026)

Is There a Cook Out in Troy, AL?

Yes. Troy has 1 open Cook Out as of October 2026, according to Cook Out’s store locator: 1107 US Highway 231, Troy, AL 36081, on the US 231 South commercial strip in the same block as the Sonic at 1140 US 231 S, near the George Wallace Drive turn into Troy University. It is the only Cook Out in Pike County, and there is no other store within about 40 miles: the next-closest are 2610 Zelda Rd in Montgomery, about 42 miles north, and 3354 Montgomery Hwy in Dothan, about 50 miles south.

US 231 is Troy’s main highway, running between Montgomery and Dothan along the west side of the Troy University campus. The 1000 and 1100 blocks of US 231 South are lined with hotels and fast food, from the Baymont at 1013 and Firehouse Subs at 1007 to the Sonic at 1140, and Veterans Memorial Stadium, home of the Troy Trojans, is about a mile northeast of the store in a straight line.

• Address: 1107 US Highway 231, Troy, AL 36081.
• Typical hours: 10:30 AM to about 3 AM Sunday–Thursday and about 4 AM Friday–Saturday; hours vary by store.
• Tray price: typically about $7.39–$7.99 for an entree, two sides and a drink.
• Next-closest stores: Montgomery (2610 Zelda Rd), about 42 miles north; Dothan (3354 Montgomery Hwy), about 50 miles south; then Prattville, about 51 miles, and Auburn, about 64 miles.
• Coming soon: no coming-soon store near Troy in Cook Out’s locator as of October 2026.

Searching for a Cook Out in Brundidge, Banks, Luverne, Union Springs or Elba? None of those towns has its own store in the locator, so the US 231 store in Troy is the stop for Pike County and the surrounding rural counties. For drivers on US 231 between Montgomery and Dothan, it is the only Cook Out on the long stretch between those two cities.

Where Is the Cook Out in Troy, AL?

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Troy’s store is listed first, followed by the two nearest stores outside Pike County: Montgomery to the north and Dothan to the south, both on US 231. Addresses come from Cook Out’s own store locator (October 2026). Each card has a Google Maps directions button. Distances are approximate straight-line miles from central Troy, so real drives run longer.

How Far Is the Troy Cook Out From My Part of Town?

For everyone in Troy and Pike County, the US 231 store is the closest Cook Out by a wide margin; only people already near Montgomery or Dothan have a closer option. The table shows typical routes.

Because the US 231 store is the only Cook Out for a wide stretch of south-central Alabama, it draws drivers from well beyond the city, especially on weekend nights and during Troy University’s school year. If you are coming in from Luverne, Union Springs or Elba, check the store’s Google Maps listing before making the trip.

When Did Cook Out Come to Troy?

We have not found a reliable published opening date for the Troy store, so this guide does not give one; the earliest verified report is from October 2017, when Troy University’s student newspaper said Cook Out had bought a building on US Highway 231 and was preparing to open there.

The geography explains why Troy stands alone. Troy is the Pike County seat and home to Troy University, but it sits on US 231 roughly halfway between Montgomery and Dothan, the two nearest Alabama cities with Cook Out stores. Alabama has no statewide guide on this site yet; for other Alabama city guides see Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile, and for the full map use the locations finder.

How Do I Get to Cook Out in Troy From US 231 or US 29?

The store is right on US 231, so from Montgomery or Dothan you simply stay on US 231 into Troy and look for it in the 1100 block of US 231 South near George Wallace Drive. From US 29 (Luverne or Union Springs), get onto US 231 at the US 29 interchange on the north side of town and head south.

Coming from each direction

• From Montgomery: US 231 south (Troy Highway) all the way into Troy, then continue past the US 29 interchange to the George Wallace Drive area.
• From Atlanta or Auburn on I-85: Troy University’s own directions use exit 9 for Taylor Road in Montgomery, then Taylor Road to US 231 south toward Troy.
• From Dothan or Brundidge: US 231 north into Troy to the George Wallace Drive area, the turn Troy University’s directions mark next to the Sonic.
• From Mobile or Luverne: Troy University’s directions route Mobile drivers up I-65 to the AL 10 exit at Greenville (exit 128), then US 331 to US 29 north toward Troy until it meets US 231; turn right onto US 231.
• From Elba or Enterprise: SR 87 north ends at US 231 in Troy.

Road-trip tip: if you are driving US 231 between Montgomery and Dothan, the Troy store is the natural halfway stop, and it sits right on the highway, so there is no need to go into downtown Troy.

Is the Troy Cook Out Near Troy University?

Yes. The store is on US 231 near George Wallace Drive, the road Troy University tells visitors to take into campus, and Veterans Memorial Stadium is about a mile northeast of it in a straight line.

Students without a car should note that Cook Out is built around the drive-thru and walk-up window rather than an indoor dining room, so plan on a ride or delivery. On Trojans home game days, expect US 231 and George Wallace Drive to be busy before and after kickoff; the drive-thru line can stretch after the game.

What Time Does Cook Out Close in Troy?

Most Cook Out stores open at 10:30 AM and close around 3 AM Sunday through Thursday and around 4 AM on Friday and Saturday, and the US 231 store generally follows that pattern. Hours vary by store and can change on holidays, so check the store’s Google Maps listing before a late drive.

These are chain-wide typical hours, not a posted schedule for the Troy store. Thanksgiving, Christmas and other holidays often bring shorter hours or a closure, and staffing can occasionally close a window early.

For holiday patterns and drive-thru-only nights, see our guide to what time Cook Out closes and our roundup of Cook Out late-night food.

Late-night tip: Troy has no backup. If the window closes early, the next Cook Out is roughly 42 miles away in Montgomery or 50 miles away in Dothan, so a quick check of the listing before you leave Luverne, Union Springs or the far side of Pike County can save a long, hungry drive.

What’s on the Cook Out Troy Menu, and How Much Does It Cost?

The Cook Out Troy menu is the chain’s standard lineup of char-grilled burgers, chicken, barbecue, hot dogs, wraps, sides and 40-plus milkshakes, and the best value is the Cookout Tray, typically about $7.39–$7.99 for an entree, two sides and a drink. A Jr. Tray typically starts around $5.29 and milkshakes run about $3.99. Exact prices vary by store and change over time, so treat these as typical figures rather than a posted price list.

Calories for popular picks

Calorie figures below come from Cook Out’s published nutrition sheet. They are per item, so add your entree, two sides and drink together for a tray total.

Ordering tips for the US 231 store: the line moves fastest when you order by tray, for example “a Big Double tray, Cook Out Style, with hush puppies and onion rings, sweet tea to drink.” Shakes are made to order, so ask for them with the meal instead of adding them at the window. Feeding a dorm floor after a Trojans game or a team coming off a late shift? Several trays usually cost less than combo meals at the other chains along US 231.

For full details see the Cookout Tray menu, the milkshake menu, the burger styles guide, the drinks menu and the Cook Out calories guide.

How Does Cook Out Compare to Troy’s Other Late-Night Options?

Cook Out’s edge in Troy is a full tray with two sides for under $8 and a drive-thru that usually runs until 3 or 4 AM, while most of the chains and local restaurants around town close much earlier.

US 231 South is lined with quick-service competition, including the Sonic at 1140 US 231 S, Dairy Queen at 805 Highway 231 S, Burger King at 832 US 231 S and Firehouse Subs at 1007 US 231 S, with KFC and Waffle House up on US 231 North. Downtown around Court Square, Rike’s Burger & Brew, Momma Goldberg’s Deli and Moe’s Original BBQ on West Church Street are better for a sit-down meal, and Troy University students also have Steak ‘n Shake in the Trojan Center on campus. Cook Out stands out on variety, with burgers, chopped pork barbecue, chicken, hot dogs and quesadillas on one menu, and on dessert, with more than 40 milkshake flavors.

For a Big Double, hush puppies and a banana pudding shake at 1 AM after a Trojans game at Veterans Memorial Stadium or a late study session, US 231 is the place. See how the chain stacks up against the biggest burger brand in our Cook Out vs McDonald’s comparison.

Where Are the Other Cook Out Guides Near Troy?

Montgomery, Dothan, Prattville and Auburn are the nearest Cook Out cities to Troy but do not have their own guides on this site yet; the closest city guides are Columbus, Georgia, and the Alabama guides for Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile.

On US 231? Northbound, Troy is the last Cook Out before Montgomery’s Zelda Road store. Southbound toward the Wiregrass and the Florida beaches, the next stop is Dothan’s Montgomery Highway store. If you are heading west to the I-65 corridor instead, Prattville’s Cobbs Ford Road store is about 51 miles from Troy.

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