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LongHorn Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp Price, Calories & Nutrition (2026)

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The Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp combo is LongHorn’s budget surf and turf: a 6 oz Renegade Sirloin plus 8 grilled Redrock Shrimp on one plate, with a side. In 2026 it costs $18.29–$24.99 depending on location, and the 6 oz plate runs about 480 calories for the steak and shrimp together, before sides. It is the cheapest way to get steak and shrimp at LongHorn: ordering the two dishes separately would cost roughly $11–$16 more. If you want steak and seafood without paying lobster prices, 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 →

Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp 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 value math is the point of this combo. The sirloin alone runs $12.29–$21.99 and the shrimp alone $16.99–$18.99, so ordering the two dishes separately costs $29.28–$40.98. The combo at $18.29–$24.99 saves roughly $11–$16 for the same two proteins. That is why diners keep asking about steak and shrimp combos at LongHorn, and why this is the value pick of the Grill Master Combos. Renegade Sirloin price & nutrition → · Redrock Grilled Shrimp price & nutrition →

One honest flag on the top of the range. Several other 2026 listings show $25.49 for this combo as a single-location price, including the main rival’s page. That is about a dollar above the top of our range, not a different dish. Our range comes from three triangulated sources (allfoodmenuprices.org, PriceListo, menulonghorn.com, October 2026), and prices vary by location, so if your LongHorn charges $25.49 it is within a dollar of our range. Check your local menu before you go.

What is the Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp combo?

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The combo pairs two menu items that already work on their own:

1. 6 oz Renegade Sirloin. A lean top sirloin, fire-grilled with LongHorn’s savory char seasoning. It is the cheapest whole-cut steak on the menu at $12.29–$21.99 on its own, and about 320 calories for the 6 oz cut. Firm and beefy, not tender like filet, and best ordered medium-rare or medium, never well-done.

2. 8 Redrock Grilled Shrimp. Jumbo shrimp grilled and glazed in a smoky tomato butter, the same shrimp served as the standalone Redrock plate. Despite the “Redrock” name, the glaze is smoky and mellow with a mild tomato sweetness, not spicy heat. The shrimp run about 160 calories for 8.

The combo is listed under Grill Master Combos on the menu and comes with one choice of side, like every steak entrée. It is the everyday surf and turf: the same idea as the Flo’s Filet & Lobster Tail combo, at roughly half the price.

Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp calories & nutrition

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LongHorn does not publish a single national nutrition PDF. Nutrition is shown per item only after you select a location on the official site, and no newer official PDF exists. The figures below add the two verified component listings together: the sirloin and the shrimp, steak and shrimp only, before sides, rice, butter, salad, or bread. FatSecret and CalorieKing agree on both components.

Sources: FatSecret nutrition database: 6 oz sirloin (320 cal / 15 g fat / 2 g carbs / 36 g protein) and 8 oz sirloin (390 cal / 16 g fat / 2 g carbs / 51 g protein); 8 ct shrimp (160 cal / 3 g fat / 2 g carbs / 30 g protein) and 12 ct shrimp (240 cal / 4.5 g fat / 3 g carbs / 46 g protein); CalorieKing cross-checks on both. Four independent 2026 menu listings agree on 480 calories (6 oz) and 550 calories (8 oz) for the combo plate. Treat all figures as third-party estimates, not official figures.

What that means in practice: about 480 calories for steak and shrimp together is light for a surf and turf, and about 66 g of protein with only 4 g of carbs makes it one of the best high-protein, low-carb dinners on the menu. The sides decide the final total. One 2026 listing breaks the plate down as 480 calories plus rice pilaf at about 230 and garlic butter at about 230, so a full plate with both runs closer to 940. Swap the pilaf for steamed broccoli or a side salad and skip the extra butter if you want the meal to stay light. Sodium is the watch-out: the 8 oz plate passes 2,100 mg, close to a full day’s limit, because two proteins are seasoned instead of one. Ask for light seasoning on both if that matters to you.

Is the Renegade Sirloin & Redrock Shrimp combo worth it?

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This is the cheapest surf and turf on the LongHorn menu, and the value is real, not a trick of the menu layout. You get a whole-cut steak and grilled shrimp for roughly the price of a single premium steak, and the combo costs about $11–$16 less than ordering the two dishes separately.

Order it when:

You want steak and shrimp for the price of one premium steak. Nothing else on the menu does surf and turf this cheaply.

You eat high-protein or low-carb. About 66 g of protein and 4 g of carbs in the proteins alone is elite for the price.

You like the idea of surf and turf but not lobster prices. The Flo’s Filet & Lobster Tail combo runs about $34.99, roughly $10–$16 more.

You want a lighter surf and turf. At about 480 calories for the 6 oz plate, it is far lighter than the fried-shrimp alternatives.

Skip it when:

Tenderness is the point of the meal. The sirloin is firm and beefy; the Flo’s Filet & Lobster Tail combo is the tender upgrade.

You want the shrimp to be the star. Order the Redrock plate on its own, 8 or 12 shrimp, with pilaf and garlic butter.

You have a shellfish allergy. This plate contains shrimp, and cross-contact on shared grill surfaces is a real consideration. Speak to a manager before ordering.

You want bold heat. The smoky tomato butter glaze is mellow, not spicy, whatever the “Redrock” name suggests.

The honest takeaway: this combo is the everyday surf and turf, not the special-occasion one. It will not be the most tender steak or the most dramatic plate on the menu, but it is the best value dinner for anyone who wants steak and shrimp in one sitting.

The combo vs ordering the two dishes separately

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Price ranges from the project price-ranges file, checked November 8, 2026. The “separately” row adds the two standalone ranges together.

The premium alternative is the Flo’s Filet & Lobster Tail combo. It pairs the most tender steak on the menu with lobster instead of shrimp, at about $34.99 in a single 2026 source (the rival lists $38.29), and about 630 calories per the rival’s figure. It is the special-occasion order. This combo is the everyday value pick, and at about 480 calories for the 6 oz plate it is actually the lighter plate of the two.

How to order the combo well

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1. Order the steak medium-rare or medium, never well-done. Lean sirloin punishes overcooking harder than any other steak on the menu. Well-done turns the chewiness from “firm and beefy” into “tough.”

2. Eat the shrimp first. They cool and firm up faster than the steak, and the kitchen times them around the steak’s target temperature since shrimp cook in only a few minutes.

3. Ask for light seasoning if sodium matters to you. Two seasoned proteins push the 8 oz plate past 2,100 mg of sodium. Light seasoning on both components cuts that back.

4. Pick a light side to keep it light. Steamed broccoli or a side salad instead of rice pilaf and garlic butter keeps the whole meal near the 480-calorie plate instead of closer to 940.

5. Check the shrimp count. The combo is listed as 8 shrimp. The standalone Redrock dish lists 8 and 12 shrimp servings, so if you want more shrimp, ask before ordering.

6. Check the price at your location first. Several 2026 listings show $25.49 for this combo, just above the top of our range. Prices vary by location.

How we keep this page accurate

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Last checked: November 8, 2026

Price sources: price-ranges file (allfoodmenuprices.org, PriceListo, menulonghorn.com, Oct 2026) + fresh cross-check 8 Nov 2026 (longhornmenuonline.com $25.29; longhornmenu.onl $25.49; longhornmenus.info $24.79; longhornmenuus.com $24.99–$26.99; knowmenuprices.com $22.99; thelonghornmenus.com $25.49)

Nutrition sources: FatSecret + CalorieKing component listings (sirloin 6 oz 320 / 8 oz 390 cal; shrimp 8 ct 160 / 12 ct 240 cal); four independent 2026 listings agree on 480 cal (6 oz) and 550 cal (8 oz) for the combo plate. 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 the project’s triangulated Oct 2026 range (3 sources); several newer listings sit just above the top ($25.49 mode) and are flagged openly above. Nutrition is a component sum of third-party estimates, cross-checked against four listings. Re-verify against the official per-location menu before calling this page final.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much is the Renegade Sirloin and Redrock Shrimp combo at LongHorn?

$18.29–$24.99 in 2026, depending on location. Several other 2026 listings show $25.49, just above the top of our range, so check your local menu. Prices vary by location.

How many calories are in the sirloin and shrimp combo?

About 480 calories for the 6 oz plate and about 550 for the 8 oz plate, steak and shrimp only, before sides, rice, butter, salad, or bread. The figures add the two verified component listings together (6 oz sirloin 320 + 8 shrimp 160).

What is in the Renegade Sirloin and Redrock Shrimp combo?

A 6 oz Renegade Sirloin plus 8 Redrock Grilled Shrimp, with one choice of side. It is listed under Grill Master Combos on the menu.

Is Redrock Shrimp spicy?

No. The smoky tomato butter glaze is mellow with a mild tomato sweetness, not hot. The “Redrock” name suggests heat, but the glaze is not a spicy or buffalo-style preparation. If you are sensitive to heat, this is a safe order.

Is the sirloin and shrimp combo good value?

Yes. It costs roughly $11–$16 less than ordering the sirloin and the shrimp as two separate dishes, and it is the cheapest surf and turf on the LongHorn menu. A 6 oz sirloin alone is $12.29–$21.99; the combo adds 8 shrimp for a few dollars more.

Does the combo come with sides?

One choice of side, like every steak entrée. Pick a light side such as steamed broccoli or a side salad if you want the meal to stay near the 480-calorie plate.

Related

More from the LongHorn Steakhouse menu: Renegade Sirloin → · Redrock Grilled Shrimp → · Flo’s Filet → · Full dinner menu → · Gift cards →

See the combo in the full steak table on the homepage →

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