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LongHorn Drinks & Cocktails Menu With Prices 2026

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

A margarita at LongHorn Steakhouse costs $8.49–$11.49 a glass in 2026, depending on your location. Soft drinks, teas, and lemonades run $2.99–$3.49. Cocktails, beer, and wine have no solid national 2026 range we could verify, so on this page they are listed honestly as varying by location. Texas Tea, LongHorn’s take on a Long Island iced tea, has no trustworthy standalone 2026 price either, so check the price in store before you order it. Happy hour is the cheapest way to drink at LongHorn, with drinks at $3–$5 at participating locations. Every price on this page was checked November 8, 2026. Prices vary by location, and liquor taxes vary by state, so your restaurant may charge a little more or a little less than the ranges shown here.

Jump to: Drinks at a glance · Margaritas · Texas Tea · Cocktails, beer, wine · Non-alcoholic · Happy hour · Ordering tips · FAQs

LongHorn drink menu prices at a glance (2026)

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This table is the short answer. The sections below explain each drink group in plain language, including what we could verify and what we could not.

Ranges are USD, checked November 8, 2026. Prices vary by location. Alcohol prices are also affected by state liquor taxes, which is one reason the same drink can cost a different amount in a different state.

Margaritas: the headline drink at LongHorn

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If you search for the LongHorn drink menu, you are almost certainly looking for the margarita prices first. Margaritas are the drink LongHorn is best known for, and they are the one alcoholic drink group where we have a usable 2026 range at all.

That range covers the classic LongHorn margarita and the flavored versions in the same band: mango and dragon fruit, plus the gold margarita. We do not list a separate price for each flavor, because the sources we checked do not support separate flavor prices. If a website gives you one exact margarita price, treat it as one store’s number, not the rule for every LongHorn.

A note on confidence, because honesty matters more here than a tidy table. The margarita range of $8.49–$11.49 comes from thin, single-source data in our price research. It is the best 2026 range we have, and it is flagged as thin for exactly that reason. It is not backed by the kind of multi-source cross-check we have for steaks or desserts. State liquor taxes vary, which widens the spread further. Use the range as a planning guide, and confirm the price on the menu at your table if the exact cost matters to your budget.

What margarita flavors can you get?

LongHorn’s margarita lineup centers on a classic lime margarita, with fruit versions alongside it. The flavors diners ask about most are mango and dragon fruit, and the gold margarita is the premium-style version in the lineup. All of them sit in the same $8.49–$11.49 glass range in our research. Flavor availability can change by location and by season, so if you have your heart set on one flavor, it is worth a quick call ahead.

How big is a LongHorn margarita, and is it worth it?

Diners talk about LongHorn margaritas as generous pours, and one TikTok report about a strawberry margarita described a long pour that felt like several drinks in one. That report is covered in its own section below, because it is a diner story, not a price. Expect a full-size restaurant margarita glass, not a small taster. At full price, $8.49–$11.49 is in line with what a sit-down steakhouse charges, not a bargain and not an outlier. The value gets much stronger at happy hour, where drinks drop to $3–$5 at participating locations.

Texas Tea: LongHorn’s Long Island style drink

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Texas Tea is LongHorn’s take on a Long Island iced tea: a strong, mixed drink built from several spirits, served over ice, usually with a lemon garnish. It is one of the drinks diners ask about by name, alongside the margaritas.

We are not giving Texas Tea the margarita range as its own price. That would be guessing, and it would mislead you. Some menu sites copy one drink’s price onto another drink, and that is exactly the kind of error this site tries to avoid. No separate verified 2026 range exists for Texas Tea in our research, so the honest answer is to check the price on the menu in store. If your server quotes you a price, that in-store price is the one that counts for your visit. Texas Tea is also a strong drink, so pace yourself, eat with it, and plan a safe ride home if you order one.

Cocktails, beer, and wine

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Beyond margaritas and Texas Tea, LongHorn serves a full bar lineup: cocktails, beer, and wine. This is where we have to be blunt about the limits of the research.

No solid 2026 range exists for these groups in our sources. Beer prices in particular swing a lot by location, because draft lists, local distributors, and state taxes all differ. Wine by the glass also varies by the bottle the restaurant pours that week. Cocktails beyond the named house drinks follow the same pattern. That does not mean these drinks are expensive, and it does not mean they are cheap. It means we could not verify a range we trust enough to print. A page that invents a beer or wine price to fill a table would look complete and be wrong. 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. For the cheapest alcoholic drink, happy hour at $3–$5 at participating locations is still your best bet.

Non-alcoholic drinks: soft drinks, teas, and lemonades

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Not everyone at the table wants alcohol, and LongHorn’s non-alcoholic menu covers the basics well. This is the simplest part of the drink menu, and the prices are refreshingly low compared with the bar drinks.

That $2.99–$3.49 range covers sodas, iced teas, and lemonades. As with the margarita range, this range rests on thin source data, so we flag it openly. It comes from a single low-confidence source in our price research, with a second source noting beverages from $3.49. The two notes point in the same direction, which is why we print the range, but it does not have the multi-source strength of the steak prices. Treat it as a good planning guide, not a promise.

What counts as a soft drink here? At most LongHorn locations, expect the usual fountain sodas, sweet and unsweet iced tea, and lemonade. Water is also available. Soft drinks, iced tea, and lemonade come with free refills, per the official menu. Kids drinks are priced as part of kids meals, not as adult soft drinks, so see the kids section on the homepage for those. Iced tea with a steak is a classic LongHorn order, and lemonade works well with lighter chicken and seafood dishes. For no sugar, ask for unsweet tea or water.

Happy hour: the cheapest drinks at LongHorn

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Happy hour is the single best answer to the question of how to drink cheaply at LongHorn. During happy hour at participating locations, drinks drop well below their regular menu prices.

That $3–$5 range comes from PriceListo, and it applies at participating locations only. Not every LongHorn runs the same happy hour, and times and included drinks can differ by location. The full happy hour guide is coming soon as its own page, so this page keeps the short version.

The full LongHorn happy hour guide (times, Prime Time menu, and prices) is coming soon.

The happy hour page will carry the Prime Time menu details, the times to aim for, and the same honest price approach used here. If you are planning a visit mainly for drinks, read that page first, then check with your local restaurant, because happy hour participation is the part most likely to vary. A quick call can save you a wasted trip if your location does not run the deal that week.

Diners ask about happy hour a lot. Search data shows the question “Does LongHorn have happy hour?” alone draws about 480 searches a month, and the happy hour page itself is one of the most searched LongHorn topics overall. The short answer is yes, at participating locations, and the longer answer, with times and menu details, will live on the happy hour page.

What diners actually say about LongHorn drinks

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Menu prices tell you what a drink costs. Diners tell you what it feels like to order one. Both matter, and this section keeps them separate so a story never gets mistaken for a price.

The most shared drink story in our research is the TikTok strawberry margarita long pour report. One creator reported paying about $12 for a strawberry margarita poured long, calling it “like three drinks in one.” That is a diner report, not the price range, and we present it that way on purpose. The verified 2026 margarita range on this page stays $8.49–$11.49 a glass. The $12 figure from that one creator sits just above the top of the range, which makes sense for a long pour at a particular location on a particular day, with local taxes included. It does not replace the range, and it does not prove that every strawberry margarita costs $12. It does tell you something useful: at some locations, the pour can be generous, and the bill can land a little above the range if you order a long pour.

Diners also praise LongHorn as a date-night spot, and a margarita before a shared steak dinner is a common order. On the other side, drinks are part of the price-shock complaints some diners post after a date night, when appetizers, entrées, and drinks add up faster than expected. Decide your drink budget before you sit down, and remember that the drink range on this page is per glass, not per table. Bar service gets mixed mentions in reviews, including one slow bar service complaint in October 2026, so order your first round early if you are on a tight schedule.

Ordering tips: IDs, taxes, and getting the best value

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A little planning makes the drink menu much easier to use. These tips come from how LongHorn actually works, not from generic bar advice.

Bring ID, every time

Bring a valid photo ID if you plan to order alcohol, even if you are clearly over 21. Servers are required to check ID, and policies are enforced at the server’s judgment. A group where one person forgot ID can slow down the whole table’s first round, so keep ID handy before you order.

Remember that liquor taxes vary by state

This is the least obvious reason drink prices differ. Two LongHorn restaurants in two different states can charge different amounts for the same margarita, even before any location pricing difference, because state liquor taxes differ. That is why this page shows ranges instead of one number, and why a price you saw online from another state may not match your local menu. If you travel and visit LongHorn in a new state, expect the drink prices to shift a little.

Check the menu at your table, not just online

Online ranges are planning guides. The menu at your table is the final price. This matters most for Texas Tea and for cocktails, beer, and wine, where no verified national range exists. A 30 second glance at the bar menu before you order avoids any surprise when the bill arrives.

Use happy hour if you can

If your schedule is flexible, time your visit for happy hour at a participating location. Drinks at $3–$5 during happy hour are less than half the regular margarita range in many cases. Confirm with your location before you go, because participation varies.

Pair your drink with your meal, and plan a safe ride

A margarita pairs well with bolder appetizers and grilled meats, because lime and salt cut through rich flavors. Iced tea or lemonade pairs better with lighter chicken or seafood dishes. Wine by the glass, where available, pairs well with steak, so ask your server for a recommendation from the current wine list. Margaritas and Texas Tea are strong drinks, and a long dinner can make it easy to lose track, so plan your ride before your first round.

Drinks for the whole table, and how this page fits the rest of the menu

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A steakhouse table usually mixes drinkers and non-drinkers. Soft drinks, teas, and lemonades at $2.99–$3.49 cover most non-drinkers, and water is always an option. Kids drinks are priced with kids meals, so families should check the kids section on the homepage for those options.

See the kids section on the homepage →

For designated drivers, the non-alcoholic range is genuinely affordable. If you want something more special without alcohol, ask your server what the bar can make that day, since availability varies by location. Do not assume a mocktail menu exists at every location, because it is not a standard printed section we could verify. Soft drinks are also a small part of the total compared with entrées, so they rarely cause a bill surprise. Alcohol is where the bill grows fastest, especially with a second round.

To plan the full meal, start with the full menu hub, then use the category pages below. Dinner entrées pair most naturally with margaritas and cocktails, appetizers pair with a first drink, and desserts are the sweet finish that often follows a drink order.

See the full LongHorn menu with prices: Full menu and prices → · Dinner menu → · Appetizers menu → · Desserts → · Sides and soups →

How we keep this page accurate

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Most menu sites copy each other’s numbers, including stale prices and pages that have not been updated in over a year. We do not. This page follows the same method as the rest of the site, with one extra warning that applies to drinks in particular.

Checked date and price mechanism

Every price on this page is a researched 2026 range, checked November 8, 2026, with the note “prices vary by location” attached. We show ranges, not single numbers, because LongHorn sets prices per location. If a price on this page is older than the checked date stamp, assume it is outdated and check in store.

Sources used for drinks

Drink prices on this page come from the project’s price research file, which compiled 2026 third-party menu price sources and discarded stale 2020-era pages and known outlier pages. For drinks, the sources are thinner than for food. Margaritas and soft drinks rest on single-source or low-confidence data, which is why both ranges carry a thin-source flag in the text. Happy hour drinks at $3–$5 come from PriceListo, at participating locations. Cocktails, beer, wine, and Texas Tea have no verified range, and we say so rather than filling the gap with a guess.

Confidence note: drinks is the weakest-priced category

This is the honest part. Drinks is the weakest-priced category on this site, alongside the kids menu. The project’s own reliability notes say so directly: drinks has no solid 2026 multi-source data, and beverages rest on a single low-confidence source. That does not make this page useless. It makes it honest about where it stands. The margarita and soft drink ranges are the best 2026 figures we have, flagged as thin. Everything else is marked as varying by location or as needing an in-store check. When better drink data becomes available, this page should be updated and the checked date moved forward. Until then, treat the ranges as planning guides and the in-store menu as final.

What we discarded

We discarded sources still showing 2020-era prices and pages whose last real update was over a year ago, even when they claimed to be updated for 2026. We also discarded the idea of copying one drink’s price onto another drink. Texas Tea does not inherit the margarita price, and beer does not inherit the cocktail price. Each drink group stands on its own evidence, or it stands as an honest gap.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does LongHorn have happy hour?

Yes, at participating locations, with drinks at $3–$5 during happy hour. Times and included drinks vary by location, so confirm with your restaurant before you visit. The full happy hour guide is coming soon as its own page.

How much is a margarita at LongHorn?

A margarita costs $8.49–$11.49 a glass in 2026, depending on location. That range is based on thin single-source data, and liquor taxes vary by state, so confirm the price on the menu at your table.

What is the LongHorn drink menu?

It covers margaritas, Texas Tea, cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks like soft drinks, teas, and lemonades. Margaritas are the best documented group. Cocktails, beer, and wine vary by location with no solid national range verified.

How much is Texas Tea at LongHorn?

There is no trustworthy standalone 2026 price for Texas Tea in our research, so check the price in store. We do not assign it the margarita range, because that would be a guess, not a verified price.

Does LongHorn serve beer and wine?

Yes. LongHorn serves beer and wine alongside cocktails and margaritas. Prices vary by location, with no solid 2026 range verified, so check the bar menu at your restaurant for the current beer list and wine-by-the-glass prices.

What non-alcoholic drinks does LongHorn have?

Soft drinks, teas, and lemonades at $2.99–$3.49, plus water. That range rests on thin source data, so treat it as a planning guide. Kids drinks are priced with kids meals (see the kids section on the homepage).

Do I need ID to order a drink at LongHorn?

Yes, bring a valid photo ID if you plan to order alcohol. Servers check ID, and having it ready keeps your first round moving without delay.

What is the cheapest drink at LongHorn?

Happy hour drinks at $3–$5 at participating locations are the cheapest alcoholic option we can verify. Outside happy hour, soft drinks, teas, and lemonades at $2.99–$3.49 are the cheapest drinks overall.

Related

More from the LongHorn Steakhouse menu: Dinner menu → · Appetizers menu → · Full menu and prices →

See the drinks section on the homepage →

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