A dinner at LongHorn Steakhouse typically costs $17–$33 for a steak entrée, with the full menu running from about $2.99 for a soft drink to $42.99 for the Flo’s Filet & lobster tail combo. For two people, a typical dinner with a shared appetizer, two sirloins, and two soft drinks comes to about $55–$59 before tax and tip, and lunch for two can cost as little as $19–$24. Every dish on the LongHorn Steakhouse menu below shows its 2026 price range. This is the complete menu, not just the highlights. LongHorn doesn’t publish one national price list. Prices vary by location, so this page shows 2026 price ranges, checked on October 10, 2026, against the official website (verified live at three US locations) and four independent menu-price sources. You get the real spread, not one store’s number. Below: the full menu by category with prices, a quick guide to the steak cuts, the cheapest and most-loved dishes, weekday lunch deals, hours, online ordering, and answers to the questions diners actually ask.

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What’s on the LongHorn Steakhouse menu?

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Searching for the “long horn menu”? You are in the right place. This is the full LongHorn Steakhouse restaurant menu with prices, all 81 dishes in one place. The menu is built around grilled steaks, but it covers a lot more: chicken, seafood, ribs, burgers, appetizers, salads, soups, sides, desserts, and drinks, plus a weekday lunch menu and a kids menu. The signature dishes are the Outlaw Ribeye, Flo’s Filet, Parmesan Crusted Chicken, Texas Tonion, and Chocolate Stampede. Ribs come as a half-rack or full rack of Baby Back Ribs ($16.49–$28.79). Sides run from seasoned french fries, mashed potatoes, and mac and cheese to steamed broccoli and sweet potato. Salads come with fresh strawberries and field greens. Every dish below shows its 2026 price range and calories where we could verify them. If a calorie number is missing, it means we could not verify it, and we left it blank instead of guessing.

The story of LongHorn Steakhouse

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LongHorn Steakhouse opened in 1981 in Atlanta, Georgia. It is now based in Orlando, Florida, and owned by Darden Restaurants, the same restaurant chain behind Olive Garden. As of August 2026, LongHorn has 624 locations across the United States. It is a family steakhouse: casual dining, no dress code, and built around grilled steaks at prices below a fine-dining steakhouse. The dishes diners talk about most are the Outlaw Ribeye, the honey wheat bread served free with the meal, and the parmesan crust that can go on almost anything. LongHorn is a restaurant chain, not a single local steakhouse, so the menu and the prices vary a little by location. That is why this site shows price ranges instead of one fixed price.

LongHorn menu prices at a glance (2026)

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Ranges are USD, compiled October 10, 2026; steak and salad ranges updated November 8, 2026. Prices vary by location. Your LongHorn may charge slightly more or less.

LongHorn Steakhouse steak menu prices

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Steaks are why people walk through LongHorn’s door, and the dish diners ask about most is the Outlaw Ribeye. It came up eight separate times across our research. Every steak is fire-grilled. The full steak menu, with prices:

The Outlaw Ribeye has the widest price spread of any dish on the menu. We’ve seen nearly $11 between the cheapest and priciest locations. So if you see one fixed price somewhere else, treat it as one store’s number, not the rule. Prime rib is off the regular menu (discontinued). See the FAQ below. Full breakdowns with calories, nutrition, and diner debates: Outlaw Ribeye price & nutrition → · Flo’s Filet price & nutrition →

How LongHorn cooks their steaks

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LongHorn grills its steaks over an open flame, which gives them a charred outside and a juicy inside. The beef is USDA Choice, the grade most good steakhouses use. You order your steak cooked to your preferred doneness, from rare to well done, and the kitchen cooks it to that order. Diners on Reddit say a lot of the juicy flavor comes from a lemon-butter basting sauce brushed on while the steak grills. That is a diner report, not something LongHorn prints on its menu. One honest note: LongHorn seasons its steaks well, and some diners say the seasoning is too heavy or too salty. If you prefer less salt, ask for the seasoning left off or lighter when you order. You can also ask for the flavorful parmesan crust on any steak. Diners report that the kitchen will do it, including on a T-Bone.

Types of steak cuts, quick guide

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If the menu feels like a wall of steak names, here is the quick version. Each cut below is on the menu above, with its size and 2026 price range.

Ribeye. The richest cut, with the most marbling. The Outlaw Ribeye is 20 oz ($25.49–$36.79, about 1,250 calories), and there is also a 12 oz Ribeye ($20.79–$32.45, 810 calories). If you want one steak and you want it to be good, this is the one diners pick most.

Filet. The most tender cut and the leanest. Flo’s Filet comes in 6 and 9 oz ($20.79–$32.99, 330–500 calories). It is the tenderest steak on the menu.

Sirloin. The budget cut. The Renegade Sirloin comes in 6 and 8 oz ($12.29–$21.99, 320–390 calories). It is the cheapest steak on the menu, and the 6 oz is the smallest steak you can order.

New York Strip. A firm, beefy cut with a strip of fat along one edge. The New York Strip is 12 oz ($27.49–$28.79, 630 calories).

T-Bone. Two steaks in one bone: strip on one side, tenderloin on the other. The Fire-Grilled T-Bone is 18 oz ($31.29–$32.49, 1,130 calories).

Porterhouse. A bigger T-Bone. The LongHorn Porterhouse is 22 oz ($27.99–$36.29), the biggest steak on the menu.

Delmonico. The premium cut. The USDA Prime Delmonico is 16 oz ($34.99). Prime is a higher beef grade than the USDA Choice used for the other steaks.

Flat Iron and Chop Steak. The Flat Iron Steak is 8 oz ($15.00), and the Chop Steak is 10 oz ($11.99–$15.99, about 640 calories). Both are cheaper ways to get a full steak plate.

Best steak for your budget

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The cheapest steak: the Renegade Sirloin. The 6 oz starts at $16.29 on the dinner menu, and lunch portions start at $12.29. It is the budget pick, though some diners debate its texture.

The best value for two: split one Outlaw Ribeye. The 20 oz cut runs $25.49–$36.79, and diners report splitting it instead of ordering two $20 meals. You get the best steak on the menu for about the price of two budget plates.

The cheapest full plate: the Chop Steak at $11.99–$15.99 (10 oz, about 640 calories). It is a real steak plate, not a sandwich.

The cheapest way to eat steak at LongHorn is lunch. The lunch specials run $9.49–$11.99, Monday to Saturday, 11 AM to 3 PM. See the lunch section below.

The priciest plate to skip if money is tight: the Flo’s Filet and lobster tail combo at $26.49–$42.99. It is the top of the menu.

LongHorn Steakhouse chicken, seafood, ribs and burgers menu prices

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Not everyone at the table wants beef, and LongHorn’s non-steak menu is deeper than most diners expect. The Parmesan Crusted Chicken has a genuine cult following (a low-carb TikTok hack put it on the map). The complete list:

Steak Frites and the Napa grilled chicken / tilapia plates have no trustworthy 2026 price published anywhere we could verify. Check the price in-store.

LongHorn Steakhouse appetizer prices

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Starters land in a wide band, from $4.29 fried pickles to $13.79 wings. The Texas Tonion (LongHorn’s take on the blooming onion) is the headline act at $10.29–$10.79, verified live on the official site on October 10, 2026. The full appetizer menu:

Surf & Surf has no trustworthy 2026 price published anywhere we could verify. Check the price in-store.

LongHorn Steakhouse salad prices

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LongHorn’s salads are full meals, not side notes, and the lunch versions run several dollars cheaper than dinner. The complete salad menu:

LongHorn Steakhouse soups and sides menu prices

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Every entrée comes with a side, but sides are also available on their own. The Steakhouse Mac & Cheese ($5.99) is the one diners order as a meal by itself, and the Loaded Potato Soup (around $6.49 a bowl) is the most-ordered soup on the menu.

Soups

Sides

LongHorn Steakhouse drinks and beverages prices

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Margaritas are the headline drink here: the classic LongHorn margarita runs about $8.49–$11.49 a glass depending on location (liquor taxes vary by state), with mango and dragon-fruit versions in the same band. Texas Tea, LongHorn’s take on a Long Island iced tea, sits in a similar range:

The drinks menu is wider than the table above shows. Alongside the margaritas, the bar serves cocktails, draft beers, and wine by the glass, plus soft drinks, teas, and lemonades. Frozen margaritas are the ones diners talk about most, including a strawberry margarita that went viral for its long pour. Happy hour is the cheapest way to drink here, with drinks at $3–$5 at participating locations. Prices for cocktails, beer, and wine vary by location, which is why the table lists them that way instead of giving one fixed price. When you arrive, ask your server for the beer list and the wine-by-the-glass list, because those two lists are where the real prices live at your location.

LongHorn Steakhouse lunch menu and prices

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LongHorn’s lunch plates run Monday–Saturday, 11 AM–3 PM, and this is where the value is. A half-pound cheeseburger lunch plate is $10.99, which diners on Reddit call “cheaper than fast food.” The crispy chicken sandwich lunch is $9.99. The complete lunch menu:

Several dinner entrées (Renegade Sirloin, Parmesan Crusted Chicken, salmon, ribs) also have cheaper lunch portions. Full lunch menu with prices →

LongHorn Steakhouse kids menu prices

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Kids meals (12 & under) run $4.99–$11.49. The one that broke TikTok: the kids’ sirloin steak, the same cut as the adult steak, at roughly $8.49–$10.99 versus ~$20 for the adult version. Multiple creators went viral on it, and it’s the single most-asked kids-menu question we found. Fair warning from the comments: some locations have shrunk the kids’ portion over time, so check what’s on the plate. The complete kids menu:

Full kids menu with prices →

LongHorn Steakhouse dessert menu prices

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The Chocolate Stampede ($11.49–$11.99, verified on the official site October 10, 2026) is the signature, built for sharing. The complete dessert menu:

Desserts are also where the Veterans Day deal lands: a free appetizer or free dessert for military guests every November.

Top 10 most-loved LongHorn Steakhouse menu items

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These are the dishes diners mention most in reviews, videos, and comments. The order below follows what people actually praise, not what the restaurant promotes.

1. Outlaw Ribeye (20 oz), $25.49–$36.79. The best steak at LongHorn, by diner consensus. It came up eight times in our research, with comments like “best steak I’ve had in my life.”

2. Flo’s Filet (6 and 9 oz), $20.79–$32.99. The tender filet, 330–500 calories depending on size. The pick when you want tender over rich.

3. Parmesan Crusted Chicken (9 and 12 oz), $14.29–$21.49. The dish behind the parmesan craze. Diners say anything parmesan crusted here is good, and the chicken is the one they name most.

4. Chocolate Stampede, $11.49–$11.99. The signature dessert, about 2,460 calories, built for sharing. Diners ask about it by name when it is missing from a list.

5. Wild West Shrimp, $10.29–$13.49. Diners say they crave it. It is the appetizer people name when they talk about LongHorn.

6. White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms, $9.99–$11.49. Diners call them exceptional and name them as a favorite.

7. Texas Tonion, $10.29–$10.79. The signature onion appetizer, built for sharing.

8. Honey Wheat Bread. Served free with your meal. Diners call it the most underrated steakhouse bread, and some say they would go just for the bread.

9. 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad, $11.99–$18.79. The salad diners name most. The salads here get more praise than salads usually do at a steakhouse.

10. LongHorn Salmon (7 and 10 oz), $18.49–$25.49. The non-steak pick diners ask about most. Grilled salmon, 300–430 calories.

Chocolate cake lovers go for the Molten Lava Cake ($8.29–$9.79, about 1,100 calories).

LongHorn Steakhouse hours

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LongHorn has no single national schedule, and regular hours vary by location. This section gives the verified holiday answers and tells you how to check your own restaurant. Do not trust a site that prints one closing time for every LongHorn. For the full holiday table, see the holiday hours page: LongHorn holiday hours 2026 →

Thanksgiving Day, Thursday 26 November 2026: closed. Christmas Day, Friday 25 December 2026: closed. Christmas Eve, Thursday 24 December 2026: open with reduced hours, 11 AM to 8 PM according to the brand-certified FAQ text on location pages. The same pages’ special-hours tables list 10 or 11 PM, so call your location that week to confirm its closing time. Veterans Day, Wednesday 11 November 2026: open, normal hours expected. Military guests get 10% off plus a free appetizer or dessert. New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, and Memorial Day: we could not verify 2026 hours for these days from an official or brand-certified source, so call your location before you go. For regular hours, use the official site’s location finder, pick your restaurant, and read its hours there. That is the only source that knows your location’s actual schedule.

How to order LongHorn Steakhouse online

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Yes, LongHorn delivers, and you can also order ahead for pickup. There are three ways to get LongHorn food without sitting down in the restaurant. For the full guide, see: Does LongHorn deliver? →

DoorDash and Uber Eats. Order through either app and a driver brings the food to your door. Both carry LongHorn. Which one costs less depends on your address, so compare the checkout total on both before you order.

Official site To-Go ordering. Order on longhornsteakhouse.com, pick your location, and choose pickup. Curbside pickup is available at participating locations: park in the marked spots, tell the restaurant you have arrived, and staff bring the order out.

Prices. The prices on a delivery app may be higher than the dine-in prices on this page, and fees, taxes, and driver tips are added at checkout. The price ranges on this site are dine-in and To-Go ranges, checked October 10, 2026. Your app checkout total is the real delivery price.

A la carte. Yes. Items are sold individually, so you build your own plate instead of buying a bundle.

What travels well. Steaks travel best. Order your steak one step rarer than you like it, because it keeps cooking a little in the container. Ribs, mac and cheese, and desserts also travel well. Fried appetizers like the Texas Tonion and wings soften in a closed container, so eat them first. For salads, order the dressing on the side.

Lunch on delivery. Whether the Steakhouse Lunch Plates appear on delivery apps is not verified and varies by location and app. For lunch value, pickup through the official site is the safer bet.

LongHorn Steakhouse vegan and vegetarian options

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LongHorn is a steakhouse, so vegan options are limited and there is no vegan main dish on the menu that we could verify. Vegetarian diners have more room: salads and sides. The plainest picks are steamed broccoli, sweet potato, corn on the cob, and asparagus, all $3.49–$5.99 as sides, plus a fresh field greens salad. Ask your server about butter and cheese, and how a side is cooked, before you order. Sides do run out from time to time, so ask what the kitchen has if your first pick is gone. Tell your server you are vegetarian before you order, and check the nutrition and allergen information on the official site for the dish you want.

Dietary and allergen tips

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Gluten-free. Yes, you can eat gluten-free at LongHorn, with one honest condition: LongHorn marks dishes “Gluten Sensitive,” not “gluten-free.” The safe core is plain grilled meat and fish: a plain grilled chicken breast, plain grilled steak, or plain grilled salmon has no gluten ingredients. The risk is cross-contact in a busy steakhouse kitchen, from shared grills and shared prep space. If you have celiac disease or a severe allergy, tell your server and speak to the manager before you order.

Keto and low carb. LongHorn is one of the easiest chain restaurants for keto. Plain grilled steak, chicken, and salmon have almost no carbs, and you can swap the potato or rice for broccoli, asparagus, or a salad. The safest picks are Flo’s Filet and the New York Strip at about 0 g carbs, the Renegade Sirloin at about 2 g carbs, and the LongHorn Salmon. The Parmesan Crusted Chicken still works on keto, but its crust adds about 8 g carbs. Skip the free honey wheat bread, the breaded appetizers, and the sweet drinks, and a full meal can stay in single-digit carbs.

Low sodium. Diners ask about low-sodium eating at LongHorn. There is no verified low-sodium menu, but the kitchen can ease off the seasoning if you ask. Tell your server before you order.

Allergens and nutrition facts. Check the nutrition information and allergen information on the official site for the dish you want, and tell your server about any allergy before you order. The calorie numbers on this page come from the same verified checks as the prices, and a dash means we could not verify the number.

Smart savings tips

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Eat lunch, not dinner. Steakhouse Lunch Plates run $9.49–$11.99, Monday to Saturday, 11 AM to 3 PM. Lunch for two can cost about $19–$24 before tax and tip.

Join the free LongHorn eClub. When you join, you get a voucher by email for a free appetizer with the purchase of one adult dinner entree. In your birth month, you get a free dessert with an entree purchase. Join at least 30 days before your birthday, or the birthday reward will not arrive in time.

Military guests get 10% off year-round, plus a free appetizer or dessert on Veterans Day.

Split one Outlaw Ribeye (20 oz, $25.49–$36.79) instead of ordering two $20 meals. Diners report doing exactly that.

The kids sirloin steak is the same cut as the adult steak, at about $8.49–$10.99 for kids 12 and under. Some diners on TikTok say the kids portion has shrunk over time, so check what arrives.

Ask for the parmesan crust on any steak. Diners report the kitchen will do it, including on a T-Bone, so you get the signature flavor without ordering a second dish.

Do not plan around a senior discount. LongHorn has no official national senior discount that we could verify. Coupon sites mention 10% off at age 55 and up, but that is a coupon-site claim, not an official program. Call your location and ask before you visit.

Watch for the gift-card bonus pattern in November and December: buy $50 in gift cards, get a $10 bonus card. The 2026 version had not been announced as of October 2026, so treat it as a pattern to watch, not a confirmed offer.

How we verify prices

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Most menu sites copy each other’s numbers, including stale 2020 prices and pages that haven’t been updated in 500+ days. We don’t. Every price range on this site is:

What you will not find on this page: coupon codes, a secret menu, or prices copied from one store. The coupon codes shared online are expired or unverified, so we list none. LongHorn publishes no secret menu. The dishes people call secret are customizations, like adding the parmesan crust to any steak. And every price range here comes from the checks above, not from another menu site’s numbers.

Cross-checked across sources

The official longhornsteakhouse.com menu (checked live October 10, 2026, with Dallas, Orlando, and Atlanta locations selected) plus four independent 2026 menu-price trackers.

Shown as a range, not a single number

Because LongHorn sets prices per location. The range is the lowest-to-highest credible 2026 price we found.

Stamped with a checked date

If a price is older than the stamp on the page, assume it’s outdated.

Purged of known stale traps

We discarded sources still showing 2020-era prices and “updated 2026” pages whose last real update was over a year ago.

LongHorn Steakhouse is a Darden Restaurants brand. This site is an independent, fan-made price guide, not affiliated with LongHorn Steakhouse or Darden.

Frequently asked questions about the LongHorn Steakhouse menu

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What’s the best steak at LongHorn?

The Outlaw Ribeye, by diner consensus. It came up eight times in our research across YouTube, Reddit, and search suggestions, with comments like “best steak I’ve had in my life.” The 20 oz cut runs $25.49–$36.79 depending on location.

How much does it cost to eat at LongHorn, and is it expensive?

For two people, a widely-shared diner receipt showed $98 with appetizers, and complaints about $150 date-night bills exist too. So budget around $90–$110 for a full dinner for two. Portions are generous, and lunch plates ($9.49–$11.99) cut the bill sharply. It’s priced below premium steakhouses but above fast-casual. Most diners call it good value for a sit-down steakhouse.

What’s the cheapest steak at LongHorn?

The Renegade Sirloin. The 6 oz starts at $16.29 on the official menu (October 2026), with lunch portions from $12.29 at some locations. It’s the budget pick, though some diners debate its texture.

How much is a kids meal at LongHorn?

$4.99–$11.49 depending on the dish. The standout is the kids’ sirloin steak at roughly $8.49–$10.99. It’s the same cut as the adult steak, which is why it went viral on TikTok.

Does LongHorn take reservations?

No. LongHorn doesn’t accept reservations. Instead, use the call-ahead waitlist: call your location, get on the list, and arrive when your table is nearly ready.

Does LongHorn have a military discount?

Yes. 10% off for military guests year-round, plus a free appetizer or free dessert on Veterans Day.

Did LongHorn discontinue prime rib?

Yes. Prime rib left the regular menu around 2020 to 2021, and LongHorn has not brought it back. When fans asked for its return, the chain answered: “We aren’t planning on bringing it back.” As of October 2026, no return has been announced. If that ever changes, we’ll update this page the day it does.

Do LongHorn gift cards expire?

No. They never expire, and they work at any Darden restaurant (Olive Garden, Cheddar’s, Yard House, and more). Gift card guide: balance check, where to buy →