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LongHorn Salmon & Shrimp Combo Price, Calories & Nutrition (2026)

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The Salmon & Shrimp combo is LongHorn’s lightest two-protein plate: a 7 oz fillet of fresh Atlantic salmon with 8 Redrock Grilled Shrimp, on one plate with your choice of side. In 2026 it costs $25.99–$27.99 depending on location, and it runs about 460 calories for the two proteins, lighter than every steak on the menu except a 6 oz Flo’s Filet. The value is the point: ordered separately, the same salmon and shrimp would cost roughly $39–$42, so the combo saves about $13–$14. If one person at the table wants fish and another wants shrimp, or you want both yourself without the steakhouse heaviness, this is the order. Prices vary by location, so every price below is a researched 2026 range, checked November 8, 2026. Back to the full menu and prices →

Salmon & Shrimp combo price (2026)

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Prices are USD, checked November 8, 2026. Prices vary by location. Your LongHorn may charge slightly more or less.

The range is tight because the sources agree. The three-city check from menupricesusa.com, which reads the official online menu at three restaurants, gives $25.99–$26.99, and the cluster of independent menu sites lands at $26.79–$27.99. Our homepage already shows $26.79, which sits inside the range. Two listings sit above the ceiling ($28.79 and $29.79). We flag them openly rather than stretching the range to fit them. Full dinner menu with prices →

The combo is the value play. A 7 oz salmon alone is $21.79–$22.99 on LongHorn’s own menu, and 8 Redrock shrimp alone are $16.99–$18.99, so the two separately would run $38.78–$41.98. The combo at $25.99–$27.99 saves roughly $13–$14. Put another way, the shrimp effectively cost about $4–$5 on top of the salmon.

The main rival combo page quotes a single Orlando price ($27.29). Our range comes from a three-city official-menu check plus a cluster of independent sources, which is why it is a range, not one number.

What is the Salmon & Shrimp combo?

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Two grilled proteins, one plate. The combo pairs a 7 oz fillet of LongHorn Salmon, fresh, hand-cut Atlantic salmon in the signature bourbon marinade, flame-grilled, with 8 Redrock Grilled Shrimp, jumbo shrimp grilled and glazed in a smoky tomato butter. It comes with your choice of side.

1. Smaller portions than the standalone dishes. The salmon alone also comes in a 10 oz cut, and the shrimp alone also comes in a 12 count. The combo uses the 7 oz salmon and the 8 shrimp, which is why the calories stay low.

2. Both proteins are grilled, not fried. No batter, no fryer. That is the whole character of the plate: smoky, lean, and light for two proteins.

3. The shrimp are mellow, not hot. The “Redrock” name sounds fiery, but the smoky tomato butter glaze is mild and slightly sweet. Diners who expect heat are usually surprised.

The combo is part of LongHorn’s Grill Master Combos, the menu section that pairs two proteins at one set price. The other combos pair steak with shrimp, chicken with ribs, and filet with lobster.

How many calories are in the Salmon & Shrimp combo?

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About 460 calories for the two proteins, and that number is unusually well supported. Eight independent menu and nutrition listings agree on 460, and it is exactly the sum of the two verified standalone figures: 300 calories for the 7 oz salmon plus 160 for the 8 shrimp.

Two honest caveats. First, 460 covers the salmon and shrimp only. The salmon is served over rice and the plate comes with your choice of side, so the rice and side add calories on top. The rice alone adds about 230. Second, the main rival combo page lists 640 calories, which is the outlier. It does not match the eight other listings or the sum of the two standalone figures, so we do not use it.

Salmon & Shrimp combo calories & nutrition

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Derived from the two verified standalone figures: salmon 7 oz (300 cal / 33 g protein / 16 g fat / 2 g carbs / 310 mg sodium) and Redrock 8 shrimp (160 cal / 30 g protein / 3 g fat / 2 g carbs / 960 mg sodium). Third-party estimates, not official figures. Sides and rice add calories on top.

What that means in practice: this is the lightest two-protein plate on the menu, and one of the best keto orders at LongHorn. About 4 g of carbs across both proteins is hard to beat, and about 63 g of protein keeps you full. The one watch-out is sodium: about 1,270 mg comes mostly from the shrimp glaze, so ask for light seasoning on the shrimp if sodium is a concern. Shrimp also adds cholesterol, which is normal for shellfish. Swap the rice for steamed broccoli or a side salad to keep the whole plate light. Keto guide: what to order at LongHorn →

Is the Salmon & Shrimp combo worth it?

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For two people who want seafood, or one person who wants both proteins without steakhouse heaviness, yes. The value math is the strongest argument: about $13–$14 saved against ordering the two separately, for the same fish and shrimp in slightly smaller portions.

Order it when:

You want two proteins but not a heavy steak dinner.

You are eating low carb or keto. About 4 g of carbs is the lowest of any combo.

One person wants fish and the other wants shrimp. One plate settles it.

You want the lightest combo on the menu. At about 460 calories for the proteins, nothing else with two proteins comes close.

Skip it when:

You want a big, filling plate. The 7 oz salmon and 8 shrimp are modest portions, so add a hearty side or order the 10 oz salmon alone.

You want indulgence. This is the sensible combo. The filet and lobster tail is the celebration order.

You have a shellfish allergy. The plate contains both fish and shellfish, two separate major allergens.

Order it well: eat the shrimp first, because they firm up as they cool faster than the salmon. Order the salmon medium: it does not need to be cooked through, and overcooking dries it out. Ask for lemon on the side: it lifts both proteins.

The honest takeaway: at $25.99–$27.99, this is the cheapest way to get two premium proteins at LongHorn, and the lightest. Ordered for one hungry person, it can feel light. Ordered as a shared seafood plate, or for someone who wants lean protein, it is the best value on the combo menu.

Salmon & Shrimp combo vs the other seafood

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Combo range from the fresh check, November 8, 2026; standalone ranges from the project price-ranges file, checked October 10, 2026. Combo and standalone calories are protein-only figures; sides and rice add on top.

The combo beats the salmon alone on value and beats the shrimp alone on substance. The real contrast is Wild West Shrimp: fried, indulgent, about 970 calories as an appetizer, versus grilled, lean, about 460 as a full dinner. Pick the combo for dinner and health. Pick Wild West for fun and sharing.

How we keep this page accurate

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Last checked: November 8, 2026

Price sources: menupricesusa.com (three-city official-menu-derived check: Atlanta $25.99 / Orlando $26.99 / Columbus $26.29), longhornmenuonline.com ($26.99), longhornmenuus.com ($26.99–$28.99), medium.com ($26.79), plus thelonghornmenus.com ($27.29 Orlando), longhornsteakshousee.com / longhornmenu.onl / thelonghornmenuprice.com / longhornesteakhousemenu.com / thelonghornsmenu.us (all $27.99). Above-ceiling listings flagged: longhornmenue.com $29.79, longhornmenus.info $28.79.

Nutrition sources: derived from the two verified standalone figures (salmon tab + Redrock tab, checked 10 Oct 2026) + 8 independent listings agreeing on 460 cal. No official national nutrition PDF exists. We state that honestly rather than faking it.

Real-people material: questions hub (“Does LongHorn have steak and shrimp combos?” ×1, PAA)

Confidence note: price range is solid (three-city official-menu check + 8-source cluster, tight $2 band). Calories are unusually well supported (8 sources + exact sum of verified standalone figures). Re-verify against the official per-location menu before calling this page final.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much is the Salmon & Shrimp combo at LongHorn?

$25.99–$27.99 in 2026, depending on location. The three-city check gives Atlanta $25.99, Orlando $26.99, and Columbus $26.29. Prices vary by location, so check your local menu.

How many calories are in the Salmon & Shrimp combo?

About 460 calories for the two proteins (300 for the 7 oz salmon + 160 for the 8 shrimp). The rice and side add more. Eight independent listings agree on 460.

What comes in the Salmon & Shrimp combo?

A 7 oz fillet of fresh Atlantic salmon in bourbon marinade with 8 Redrock Grilled Shrimp in smoky tomato butter glaze, plus your choice of side. Smaller portions than the standalone dishes.

Is the Salmon & Shrimp combo good value?

Yes. Ordered separately, the same salmon and shrimp would cost roughly $39–$42. The combo at $25.99–$27.99 saves about $13–$14, so the shrimp effectively cost about $4–$5 on top of the salmon.

Is the Salmon & Shrimp combo keto-friendly?

Yes, on macros alone. About 4 g of carbs across both proteins. Skip the rice and pair it with broccoli or a salad to keep the meal keto.

Does the combo contain shellfish?

Yes, both fish (salmon) and shellfish (shrimp), two separate major allergens. If you have a shellfish allergy, order the salmon on its own. Tell your server about any allergy before ordering.

Related

More from the LongHorn Steakhouse menu: LongHorn Salmon → · Redrock Grilled Shrimp → · Renegade Sirloin → · Full dinner menu → · Keto guide →

See the combo in the full chicken and seafood table on the homepage →

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