Home › Dinner Menu

LongHorn Steakhouse Dinner Menu With Prices 2026

By [author name] · Last checked: November 2026 ✓ Prices checked Nov 2026

Dinner at LongHorn Steakhouse typically costs $17 to $33 for a steak entree, and a full dinner for two with appetizers often lands around $90 to $110. The full dinner menu runs all day, so there is no separate dinner start time to wait for. Only the cheaper lunch plates are time limited, Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM. Every dish below shows its 2026 price range, because LongHorn does not publish one national price list. Prices vary by location, so this page shows 2026 price ranges, checked November 8, 2026, against the official website and independent menu price sources. Below: the complete dinner menu by category with prices, an honest dinner vs lunch comparison, the best value dinner picks, and answers to the questions diners actually ask.

Jump to: Legendary steaks · Beyond steak · Appetizers · Salads · Soups and sides · Desserts · Drinks · Dinner vs lunch · Best value picks · Which steak? · Doneness · Planning · FAQs

LongHorn dinner menu prices at a glance (2026)

---

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

Legendary steaks for dinner

---

Steaks are why most people choose LongHorn for dinner, and the dish diners ask about most is the Outlaw Ribeye. It came up eight separate times in our research, with comments like “best steak I have had in my life”. Every steak is fire grilled. The full dinner steak menu, with prices:

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

The Outlaw Ribeye has the widest price spread of any dish on the menu. We have seen nearly $11 between the cheapest and priciest locations. The Porterhouse, at 22 oz, is the biggest steak on the menu. The Renegade Sirloin is the cheapest steak, and it is the budget pick for dinner, even though some diners debate its texture. Prime rib is off the regular menu (discontinued) and is not listed above as a current dinner item.

Full breakdowns with calories, nutrition, and diner debates: Outlaw Ribeye price and nutrition → · Flo’s Filet price and nutrition →

Which steak should you order?

---

Outlaw Ribeye: maximum flavor, 20 oz bone-in, the richest cut, best for sharing.
Flo’s Filet: leanest and most tender, 6 or 9 oz, best for a special occasion.
Renegade Sirloin: cheapest steak, 6 or 8 oz, the everyday order.
New York Strip: firm and beefy, 12 oz, the steadiest price on the menu.
Fire-Grilled T-Bone: two steaks in one, strip plus tenderloin, 18 oz.
LongHorn Porterhouse: biggest steak on the menu, 22 oz, for a big appetite.
Ribeye (12 oz): the same ribeye flavor in a smaller, cheaper cut.
Chop Steak: the lowest-priced steak, 10 oz, a steakhouse main under $16.

Steak doneness guide

---

These are standard steak temperatures, not a LongHorn published guide. Rare is 125°F with a cool red center. Medium-rare is 130–135°F with a warm red center. Medium is 140–145°F with a warm pink center. Medium-well is 150–155°F with a slightly pink center. Well-done is 160°F and up, cooked through.

For a thick, marbled cut like the Outlaw Ribeye, medium-rare to medium is where most steak lovers land, because the fat renders without the steak drying out. For leaner cuts like sirloin and NY strip, medium is the usual pick. Well-done on a thick ribeye cooks away much of what makes it good.

Beyond steak: chicken, seafood, ribs and burgers for dinner

---

Not everyone at the table wants beef, and LongHorn’s non steak dinner menu is deeper than most diners expect. The Parmesan Crusted Chicken has a genuine cult following, and a low carb TikTok hack put it on the map. Diners also praise the Wild West Shrimp starter, and the salmon draws repeated questions about what kind of salmon LongHorn uses and whether it is good. The complete dinner list:

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

If you do not eat beef, start with the Parmesan Crusted Chicken, the LongHorn Salmon, or the Redrock Grilled Shrimp. For low carb eating, see the keto guide.

Appetizers to start dinner

---

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. Diners also call the White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms “exceptional” and “my favorite”, and several say “I crave Wild West Shrimp”. The full dinner appetizer menu:

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

A full appetizer guide with prices and diner favorites is on the homepage appetizers section → · Texas Tonion price and nutrition →

For a smaller start, Fried Pickles at $4.29 and Spicy Chicken Bites at $7.99–$8.29 keep the bill down before the main course.

Salads for dinner

---

LongHorn’s salads are full meals, not side notes. Diners on Facebook call the salads “best HANDS DOWN”, with the 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad a favorite. Note that the dinner salad prices below are higher than the lunch salad plates in the comparison table above. That is the point of the lunch deal. At dinner you get the full portion at the full price.

The LongHorn Caesar Salad is listed at $13.29 in our sources as a lunch item. We do not present it as a verified dinner salad price. If your location offers it at dinner, check the price in-store.

Soups and sides for dinner

---

Every entree comes with a side, but sides are also available on their own. The Steakhouse Mac and 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.

Full sides and soups detail is on the homepage soups and sides section →

One honest diner tip: you can ask for the parmesan crust on other items, and many diners do. Over seasoning and too much salt is the biggest food complaint we found, so asking for seasoning lighter is a normal request.

Desserts to finish dinner

---

The Chocolate Stampede ($11.49–$11.99, verified on the official site October 10, 2026) is the signature, built for sharing. Diners who forgot it in reviews often ask “Do they still have it?” Yes, it is still on the menu. The complete dinner dessert menu:

Full dessert list is on the homepage desserts section →

If the table is full after steaks, share one Chocolate Stampede. It is the dessert diners mention most.

Drinks with dinner

---

Margaritas are the headline drink here. The classic LongHorn margarita runs about $8.49–$11.49 a glass depending on location, because liquor taxes vary by state, with mango and dragon fruit versions in a similar band. Texas Tea, LongHorn’s take on a Long Island iced tea, sits in a similar range, but we do not have a verified multi source 2026 price band for it, so we do not print a single range for it here.

The drinks ranges above are the weakest part of our data. Soft drink prices rest on a single low confidence source, and margarita prices rest on thin 2026 data. Treat them as a guide, and check the drink menu in-store. Happy hour can cut drink prices at participating locations. Full drinks list is on the homepage drinks section →

Dinner vs lunch: is dinner really more expensive?

---

Yes, dinner is usually more expensive, but not for every dish. The table below uses only the lunch vs dinner pairs we could verify. Read the honest note column before you assume lunch always wins.

The pattern is simple. Lunch plates save the most on burgers, chicken sandwiches, and salads. On steaks, chicken, ribs, and pork chops, lunch is often a smaller portion at the low end of the dinner range, so the saving is smaller than the headline pair suggests. If you can only visit at dinner, you are not always overpaying. You are often paying the same floor price for a full dinner portion. For the full lunch list, times, and the Pick Two combo, see the lunch section on the homepage →

Real diners say the same thing in plain words. On Reddit and YouTube, the $10.99 cheeseburger lunch is called “cheaper than fast food”, while dinner for two is often described with receipts around $98, and some date night bills reach about $150 with appetizers and drinks.

Best value dinner picks

---

Dinner does not have to mean the most expensive plate. These picks balance price, portion, and what real diners actually praise.

1. Renegade Sirloin, 6 oz, from $12.29. The cheapest steak on the dinner menu. It is the clear budget steak pick. Order it if you want real steak flavor without a $25 plus plate. Note the texture debate honestly: some diners love it for the price, others find it less tender than the ribeye or filet.

2. Chop Steak, $11.99–$15.99. The lowest priced steak range on the dinner menu. It is a good pick if you want a steakhouse main under $16. Diners do ask whether chopped steak is real steak or ground beef, so ask your server how your location prepares it if that matters to you.

3. Parmesan Crusted Chicken, $14.29–$21.49. A full, filling dinner entree with a cult following, and a strong low carb option. At the low end of its range it beats most steak prices by a wide margin.

4. Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger at dinner, $10.99–$14.49. Even at the dinner top of $14.49, it is one of the cheapest full dinner entrees. At lunch it is $10.99, so if dinner timing is flexible, lunch is the better deal for this dish.

5. Split one Outlaw Ribeye, $25.49–$36.79. Diners suggest this sharing hack in plain terms: split one 20 oz ribeye instead of ordering two $20 meals. Add a shared Texas Tonion and a side each, and two people can eat very well for less than two separate steak entrees. By the ounce, the Outlaw works out to $1.27–$1.84 per ounce for the 20 oz steak.

6. Texas Tonion plus a salad for a lighter dinner. A Texas Tonion at $10.29–$10.79 plus a Grilled Chicken and Strawberry Salad at dinner, or a side salad, gives you the steakhouse starter experience without a steak price. This works well for a lighter evening meal.

7. Kids menu for kids 12 and under, $4.99–$11.49 on the homepage guide. Families should check the kids section on the homepage before dinner, because the kids sirloin is widely shared as a value hack.

For a full dinner for two budget, the dinner-for-two figures above are the short version: $90 to $110 with an appetizer.

How dinner works: hours, seating, and planning

---

What time does dinner start? LongHorn publishes no separate dinner start time. The full dinner menu runs all day, from opening until close. That is the honest answer to a question diners ask often. You do not need to wait until evening to order a steak, ribs, or the Chocolate Stampede. Only the lunch plates are time limited, Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM. After 3 PM on those days, and all day Sunday, you order from the full dinner menu at dinner prices.

Do I need a reservation for dinner? No. LongHorn does not accept reservations. Instead, use the call ahead waitlist: call your location, get on the list, and arrive when your table is nearly ready. This matters most on Friday and Saturday dinner, when wait times are longest.

What should I wear? Dress is casual, with no formal dress code.

Is dinner good for a date night? Yes, and diners describe it that way, with comments like “never too bougie for LongHorn”. Budget around $90 to $110 for a full dinner for two with an appetizer, and more if you add cocktails or dessert. If that budget feels high, the lunch plates, the Renegade Sirloin, and sharing one Outlaw Ribeye are the three levers that bring it down.

How we keep this page accurate

---

Most menu sites copy each other’s numbers, including stale 2020 prices and pages that have not been updated in 500 plus days. We do not. Every price range on this site is checked the same way.

Cross-checked across sources

The official longhornsteakhouse.com menu (checked live October 10, 2026, with Dallas, Orlando, and Atlanta locations selected) plus independent 2026 menu price trackers, including menulonghorn.com, allfoodmenuprices.org, PriceListo, menudecoded.com, and thelonghornmenus.com. Prices were re-checked against our own dish-page research on November 8, 2026.

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. A single number from another site is usually one store’s price, not the national rule.

Stamped with a checked date

This page was last checked November 8, 2026. If a price is older than the stamp on the page, assume it is 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. We also discarded a source page that listed the wrong restaurant entirely.

Confidence note, stated honestly

Strongest categories: legendary steaks, beyond steak, appetizers, salads, sides, and desserts, each with two or more independent 2026 sources. Weakest: drinks, where margarita and soft drink prices rest on thin or single source data, and several single source dishes flagged in the tables above, such as the USDA Prime Delmonico at $34.99 (dinner price; lunch is $33.99), the Nolan Ryan Beef Chicken Fried Steak at $14.49, the Flat Iron Steak at $12.79–$15.00, the Blue Ridge Wedge Salad at $14.99, the Shaved Prime Rib Sandwich at $12.99, the Chicken Fried Chicken at $14.79, the Maverick Ribeye Sandwich at $13.99, the Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip at $11.99, the Parmesan Crusted Fries at $10.99, the Texas Brisket Queso at $8.49, and the Fried Pickles at $4.29. Single source does not mean wrong, it means verify in-store if the exact price matters to you. To go jar desserts, listed at $2.99–$3.49 in one low confidence source, are not presented as a verified dinner dessert price on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

---

What time does dinner start at LongHorn?

There is no separate dinner start time. The full dinner menu runs all day, and only the lunch plates are time limited, Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM.

Is dinner more expensive than lunch at LongHorn?

Usually yes, but not for every dish. Burgers, chicken sandwiches, and salads are clearly cheaper at lunch. Parmesan chicken, ribs, pork chops, and Renegade Sirloin lunch prices often match the low end of the dinner range, so the saving is smaller, and for ribs the cheapest dinner price is actually below the lunch floor.

What is the best steak at LongHorn for dinner?

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

What is the cheapest dinner entree at LongHorn?

The Renegade Sirloin, from $12.29, and the Chop Steak, from $11.99, are the cheapest steak options. The Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger at dinner, up to $14.49, is also one of the cheapest full dinner entrees.

How much does dinner for two cost at LongHorn?

Budget around $90 to $110 for a full dinner for two with an appetizer. A widely shared diner receipt showed $98 for two, and some date night bills reach about $150 with drinks and dessert.

Does LongHorn take reservations for dinner?

No. LongHorn does not accept reservations. Use the call ahead waitlist instead: call your location, get on the list, and arrive when your table is nearly ready.

What should I order at LongHorn if I do not eat beef?

Start with the Parmesan Crusted Chicken at $14.29–$21.49, the LongHorn Salmon at $18.49–$25.49, or the Redrock Grilled Shrimp at $16.99–$18.99. All three are full dinner entrees, not side dishes.

What is the best value dinner pick at LongHorn?

The Renegade Sirloin from $12.29 for a steak, the Parmesan Crusted Chicken from $14.29 for a non steak entree, or one shared Outlaw Ribeye at $25.49–$36.79 split across two people. Lunch plates are cheaper still, but only Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM.

Related

More from the LongHorn Steakhouse menu: Outlaw Ribeye → · Flo’s Filet → · Renegade Sirloin → · Texas Tonion → · Chocolate Stampede → · Full menu and prices →

See the dinner menu sections on the homepage →

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