What To Serve With Pot Roast

Wondering what to serve with pot roast? Check out this great list of pot roast sides!

Pot roast is a classic meal that’s perfect for any occasion. It’s easy to make and even easier to eat, but it can be easy to fall into a side dish rut!

That’s why I’ve curated this list of great pot roast side dishes! Whether you’re making a traditional pot roast, my tender cross rib roast, or smoked roast beef, these sides will complete your meal perfectly for any dinner party or family gathering.

You don’t have time to scour the internet looking for recipes? No problem! This list has all of our favorite, easy pot roast dinner menu recipes in one place-just scroll down and pick out which ones sound good to you!

From mashed potatoes and gravy, creamed corn, green beans with parm, to healthier options like salads…we’ve got everything you need right here. All these delicious options are sure to please everyone at your table (and leave them asking for seconds).

Just click on any photo below and get started with meal planning. I promise it will be worth it when everyone starts raving about how amazing your meal tastes tonight!

Sliced cross rib roast on a serving platter.
Cross Rib Roast
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www.hellospoonful.com
Brussel Sprout Salad with Honeycrisp Apple Dressing
This bright and refreshing salad is a great option for Sunday Roast Supper! It's filled with chopped brussels sprouts, chopped pecans, dried cranberries, and crisp, apple chunks! You'll want to check out this salad recipe.
Make Brussels Sprouts Salad
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Creamy cucumber dill salad in a white bowl.
Creamy Cucumber Dill Salad
This creamy cucumber dill salad is a wonderful salad to serve with any pot roast. It's quick and easy to throw together and is so addictive, you'll be making it all week. It's got a zingy, creamy sauce made with sour cream, vinegar, and fresh dill poured over cucumbers and sliced red onions.
Make Creamy Cucumber Dill Salad
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flavormosaic.com
Apple Walnut Cranberry Salad
How about this salad? It's got chopped walnuts, tart green apples, sweet dried cranberries, and gorgonzola cheese on a bed of mixed greens with an apple cider vinaigrette! You can't miss this one.
Make Apple Walnut Salad
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carmyy.com
Air Fryer Hasselback Potatoes
This air fryer Hasselback baked potatoes are a great pot roast accompanying dish! They're kind of like baked potatoes, only better. Serve them with a dollop of sour cream and some fresh chives. *Chef's Kiss!
Make Hasselback Potatoes
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Next Level Mashed Potatoes Recipe
This Next Level Mashed Potatoes recipe is simply the best! They are made with red skin on potatoes, rosemary, white cheddar, sour cream and the result is creamy twice-baked goodness. These are great potatoes for a Sunday supper!
Make Next Level Mashed Potatoes
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Overhead view of sous vide mashed potatoes in a white dish.
Sous Vide Mashed Potatoes
Sous vide mashed potatoes free up a burner and your hands when they're needed the most! This easy mostly hands-off recipe gives incredibly creamy and fluffy mashed potatoes without risking a boil over when you're busy doing something else. They are oh-so-creamy and yummy.
Make Sous Vide Mashed Potatoes
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flavormosaic.com
Instant Pot Scalloped Potatoes
Wanna keep the oven free for your roast beef? You should definitely try these creamy Instant Pot scalloped potatoes! Not only are they a creamy, cheesy dream, but they'll also be ready in about 25 minutes!
Make Scalloped Potatoes
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thedizzycook.com
Roasted Garlic Mashed Cauliflower
If you're looking for something a little lighter than mashed potatoes, this roasted garlic mash is what you need! This recipe features roasted cauliflower and garlic whipped together with ricotta for a super creamy low-carb side dish.
Make Mashed Cauliflower
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www.hellospoonful.com
Mediterranean Potato Salad with Tzatziki
Don't feel like you need to serve hot potatoes! Potato salad goes with pot roast just as well as mashed potatoes! This potato salad is a must-try, the dressing is homemade tzatziki instead of the classic mayonnaise base.
Make Mediterranean Potato Salad
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Close up of Traeger smoked asparagus on a serving platter.
Traeger Smoked Asparagus Recipe
Try this mouthwatering Traeger smoked asparagus recipe. It's versatile and flavorful, and comes together in no time, and requires minimal cleanup, making it the perfect addition to any meal. The smoky flavor profile of the asparagus is complemented perfectly by the salty parmesan and bacon, making for an amazing combination.
Make Smoked Asparagus
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xPicking up the green beans with tongs to move to serving tray.
Sous Vide Green Beans
Sous vide green beans are a delicious side dish with minimal hands-on time. The rich and sharp Parmigiano Reggiano is the perfect pair for tender green beans.
Make Sous Vide Green Beans
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Corn Souffle {delicious & super easy recipe}
Move on over corn casserole, there's a new corn-y sheriff in town. It's called corn souffle! This rich corn-based side dish is just the right amount of sweet to accompany your pot roast.
Make Corn Souffle
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sweetandsavorymeals.com
Slow Cooker Creamed Corn
Looking for a more traditional corn side dish? This slow cooker creamed corn is super easy to make, with almost no hands on time. It's got heavy cream, sweet corn, cream cheese, and all the flavor you'll ever need!
Make Creamed Corn
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Pepper jack mac in a cast iron skillet
Pepper Jack Mac
Pepper jack mac is the mac and cheese of your dreams! It's loaded with jalapeno monterey jack, mozzarella, pasta, and yummy jalapenos.
Make Pepper Jack Mac and Cheese
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www.joyousapron.com
Honey Butter Rolls
Can we even talk about pot roast dinner without mentioning dinner rolls? I think not. You've gotta have something to mop up the delicious gravy at the end of your meal!
Make Dinner Rolls
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www.barbarabakes.com
Yorkshire Pudding
I would be silly to write an article about the best side dishes for pot roast and NOT include Yorkshire Puddings. These little babies are reserved for special occasions in this house, not because they're particularly difficult to make, but because they're so delicious smothered in gravy that I could eat an entire tray of them myself. If you've never made them, you should!
Make Yorkshire Pudding

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