LongHorn Steakhouse Menu USA & Updated Prices 2026
A LongHorn Steakhouse meal typically runs $18.99-$37.99 for a steak entrée, with lunch combos starting around $9.99 and appetizers between $9.99-$14.99. Below is the full menu broken down by category, real allergen and nutrition notes, competitor comparisons, and savings tips other menu-price pages skip.
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How we built this page: prices below are estimated national averages compiled by cross-checking multiple public menu-price trackers as of 2026, not a single unverified source. LongHorn is a franchise-and-corporate mixed system, so actual prices vary by store and region — often 10-20% higher in the Northeast, California, and Hawaii. Always confirm at your local restaurant or in the LongHorn app before ordering.
Jump to: Legendary Steaks | Appetizers | Lunch Combos | Allergens | FAQ
About LongHorn Steakhouse
LongHorn Steakhouse was founded in 1981 in Atlanta, Georgia by two friends, one of them George McKerrow Jr., starting as a single grill before growing into one of the country’s largest steakhouse chains. Acquired by Darden Restaurants in 2007, LongHorn now operates over 560 locations nationwide. The brand built its identity on hand-cut, fire-grilled steaks — a distinguishing point from competitors that use pre-portioned or frozen cuts — served in a rustic, lodge-style dining room.
Legendary Steaks
| Item | Estimated Price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Renegade Sirloin (6 oz) | $18.99 | 380 |
| New York Strip (12 oz) | $24.99 | 720 |
| Flo’s Filet (6 oz) | $29.79 | 420 |
| Ribeye (12 oz) | $27.99 | 860 |
| Outlaw Ribeye (18-20 oz, bone-in) | $37.99 | 1,300 |
| Porterhouse | $32.99 | 1,100 |
All steaks are hand-cut and fire-grilled to order, and any steak can be paired with a choice of two sides for no additional charge beyond the entrée price.
Appetizers
| Item | Estimated Price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Wild West Shrimp | $12.99 | 590 |
| Grilled White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms | $10.99 | 480 |
| Texas Tonion | $9.99 | 920 |
| Wild West Shrimp & Ribs Combo | $14.99 | 780 |
Lunch Combos
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lunch Combo (starting tier) | $9.99 | Smaller portion steak or sandwich + side |
| Lunch Sirloin & Side | $12.99 | Available weekdays, hours vary by location |
Chicken & Seafood
| Item | Estimated Price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Parmesan Crusted Chicken | $19.99 | 810 |
| Grilled Salmon | $21.99 | 460 |
| LongHorn Chili | $8.99 | 390 |
Sides & Salads
| Item | Estimated Price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Loaded Baked Potato | Included with entrée / $4.99 alone | 440 |
| Steakhouse Mac & Cheese | $4.99 | 560 |
| House Salad | $4.99 | 150 |
Desserts
| Item | Estimated Price | Calories (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Stampede | $9.99 | 1,600 |
| Cheesecake | $8.49 | 720 |
| Wild West Mud Pie | $8.99 | 860 |
Kids Menu
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Kids Sirloin | $8.99 |
| Kids Grilled Chicken | $7.99 |
LongHorn Steakhouse’s Specialty & Services
LongHorn’s core specialty is hand-cut, fire-grilled steak — every steak is cut in-house rather than arriving pre-portioned, and grilled over an open flame rather than a flat-top, which is the chain’s central point of difference from many casual dining competitors. Beyond the dining room, LongHorn also offers:
- Catering & family-style takeout: steak dinners packaged for groups, ordered through the app or by phone, useful for gatherings without full-service catering
- Curbside pickup: available at most locations for online orders
- Full bar service: most locations serve wine, beer, and cocktails alongside dinner, which is not universal across casual steakhouse chains
- Weekday lunch program: a genuinely separate, lower-priced menu window that many competitors don’t offer as consistently
Allergen Quick-Reference
| Item | Gluten | Dairy | Soy | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steaks (plain, grilled) | No | No | No | Naturally free of major allergens before seasoning/sauces |
| Grilled White Cheddar Mushrooms | Possible | Yes | No | Cheese-based, breading may contain gluten |
| Texas Tonion | Yes | Possible | Possible | Breaded and fried |
| Steakhouse Mac & Cheese | Yes | Yes | No | Pasta and dairy-based |
This is a general reference only — LongHorn’s official allergen guide should be checked directly, and staff notified of severe allergies, since sauces and seasonings can introduce cross-contact.
How Longhorn Steakhouse Raised Prices In 2026?
LongHorn is the most beef-exposed chain in casual dining, and 2026 has been the worst possible year for that. The USDA projects beef and veal up 12.1% at the midpoint — the steepest increase of any food category — against full-service menu inflation of just 3.7% overall (BLS, June 2026). LongHorn’s menu is therefore rising against a headwind three times the industry baseline.
Menu area 2026 pressure Direction Steaks (sirloin, ribeye, strip) +12.1% beef forecast (USDA) Sharpest on the menu Chicken entrées Near baseline Moderate Salmon & seafood Above baseline Moderate to rising Sides & starters +3.7% baseline (BLS) Moderate The gap between LongHorn’s steak and non-steak entrées has widened noticeably through 2026. Parmesan Crusted Chicken and the salmon entrées are now the value plays on a menu built around beef — a sentence that would have made no sense here two years ago.
Approximate Nutrition (Protein / Carbs / Fat)
| Item | Calories | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renegade Sirloin (plain) | ~380 kcal | 42g | 2g | 22g |
| Flo’s Filet | ~420 kcal | 40g | 1g | 28g |
| Outlaw Ribeye | ~1,300 kcal | 85g | 4g | 105g |
Flo’s Filet is the leanest standard steak option relative to its size, making it a common pick for lower-fat, high-protein orders.
Most Popular Orders
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Outlaw Ribeye | $37.99 |
| Renegade Sirloin | $18.99 |
| Flo’s Filet | $29.79 |
| Wild West Shrimp | $12.99 |
| Chocolate Stampede | $9.99 |
LongHorn vs. Other Steakhouse Chains
| Chain | Comparable Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| LongHorn Steakhouse | Renegade Sirloin (6 oz) | $18.99 |
| Texas Roadhouse | 6 oz Sirloin | $16.99 |
| Outback Steakhouse | 6 oz Sirloin | $19.99 |
| Texas de Brazil | Full Rodizio | $59.99 |
LongHorn sits in the mid-tier of casual steakhouse pricing — noticeably more affordable than upscale steakhouse chains, while comparable to its closest direct competitors Texas Roadhouse and Outback.
Price Quick-Reference
- Cheapest entrée: Lunch Combo starting tier — around $9.99
- Cheapest dinner steak: Renegade Sirloin — around $18.99
- Most expensive item: Outlaw Ribeye — around $37.99
- Best value pick: Renegade Sirloin, praised for delivering steakhouse flavor at a lower price point
Deals & Loyalty
LongHorn’s eClub (free to join via email) sends exclusive coupons and offers. Weekday lunch combos are the most reliable built-in discount, running noticeably below dinner pricing for similar portions. Family-style bundles and group promotions are also periodically available — checking the app or website before visiting is the best way to catch current offers.
Service Options & Dining Details
- Service options: dine-in, takeout, curbside pickup, delivery through third-party platforms
- Popular for: dinner, date night, family celebrations
- Amenities: full bar at most locations, kids’ menu, reservations accepted at many locations
LongHorn Steakhouse Hours
Most LongHorn locations are open daily from approximately 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with some locations extending to 11:00 PM on weekends. Lunch-specific pricing is generally available on weekdays until mid-afternoon. Check the LongHorn app or your local restaurant’s page for exact hours.
Nutrition & Dietary Quick Facts
- Flo’s Filet is the leanest standard steak cut on the menu relative to portion size
- Grilled proteins ordered without sauce are naturally free of gluten and dairy
- The house salad and grilled sides are the lowest-calorie standalone options
- LongHorn’s official nutrition guide online lists a full calorie and allergen breakdown for every item
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a steak at LongHorn Steakhouse?
Steak prices run from about $18.99 for a Renegade Sirloin up to $37.99 for the Outlaw Ribeye, as estimated national averages.
What is the cheapest way to eat at LongHorn?
Weekday lunch combos, starting around $9.99, are typically the least expensive way to order.
Is LongHorn Steakhouse expensive?
It’s mid-tier for casual steakhouse dining — more affordable than upscale steakhouse chains, and comparable to Texas Roadhouse and Outback Steakhouse.
What is LongHorn’s most popular steak?
The Outlaw Ribeye is widely considered the signature order, alongside the Renegade Sirloin as the top value pick.
Does LongHorn have a rewards program?
LongHorn’s eClub, free to join by email, sends exclusive coupons and promotional offers.
What sides come with a LongHorn steak?
Most steak entrées include a choice of two sides at no additional charge, such as a loaded baked potato or house salad.
Does LongHorn have vegetarian options?
Yes — salads, vegetable sides, and dishes like the Grilled White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms work as vegetarian options, though the menu is primarily steak-focused.
Is there a LongHorn kids menu?
Yes — Kids Sirloin and Kids Grilled Chicken are priced around $7.99-$8.99.
Does LongHorn take reservations?
Many locations accept reservations, though this varies by restaurant — checking directly with your local LongHorn is recommended for weekends.
What’s the difference between the Ribeye and Outlaw Ribeye?
The Outlaw Ribeye is a larger, bone-in cut (18-20 oz) compared to the standard 12 oz Ribeye, at a correspondingly higher price.
Is LongHorn owned by Darden?
Yes — LongHorn Steakhouse has been owned by Darden Restaurants, which also owns Olive Garden and Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, since 2007.
Does LongHorn offer takeout and delivery?
Yes, most locations offer takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery through third-party platforms.
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What Makes LongHorn Different
LongHorn built its reputation on hand-cut, fire-grilled steaks at a time when many casual dining chains moved toward pre-portioned, centrally processed cuts — a distinction the brand still markets today. Its lunch combo pricing also makes it one of the more accessible steakhouse chains for a weekday meal, while the Outlaw Ribeye and Chocolate Stampede dessert have become signature draws that keep the brand distinct from its closest competitors.
This page is independently published and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LongHorn Steakhouse or Darden Restaurants, Inc. All prices are estimated national averages compiled from multiple public sources and may not reflect current pricing at your local restaurant. Last updated: 2026.
