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LongHorn Seasoned Steakhouse Wings Price, Calories & Nutrition (2026)

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The Seasoned Steakhouse Wings are LongHorn’s crispy chicken wing appetizer: wings baked and fried, then finished with LongHorn’s smoky char seasoning and served with Buffalo sauce and housemade blue cheese dressing. In 2026 they cost $9.99–$13.79 depending on location, and the wings alone run about 460 calories before sauces. With Buffalo sauce and blue cheese dip, the full appetizer lands around 730 calories. If you want a crispy, shareable starter with real steakhouse seasoning, these wings deliver. If you want something lighter, the Wild West Shrimp or the stuffed mushrooms fit better. Prices vary by location, so every price below is a researched 2026 range, checked October 10, 2026. Back to the full menu and prices →

Seasoned Steakhouse Wings price (2026)

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Prices are USD, checked October 10, 2026. Prices vary by location. Your LongHorn may charge slightly more or less.

The range comes from two independent 2026 menu-price sources. The spread is wider than the mushrooms or the Tonion, which fits a pattern on this menu: fried appetizers vary more by location than baked ones.

There is no separate lunch price for the wings. They are served as a starter at both lunch and dinner. Full lunch menu with prices →

What are Seasoned Steakhouse Wings?

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The wings are not a plain bar wing with sauce poured on top. Three things define them:

1. Baked, then fried. The wings are baked first and fried to finish, which gives a crisp outside without the heavy breading of a fully fried wing.

2. Char seasoning. They are finished with LongHorn’s smoky char seasoning, the same savory seasoning used on the steaks (garlic, onion, paprika, cayenne, and black pepper). That is what makes them taste like a steakhouse wing instead of a sports bar wing.

3. Buffalo sauce and blue cheese on the side. The wings come with Buffalo sauce for heat and housemade blue cheese dressing for cooling things down. You control how much of each goes on.

The wings are not marked Gluten Sensitive on the menu that we could verify, so if you have celiac disease or a severe gluten allergy, ask your server about the breading and preparation before ordering.

Seasoned Steakhouse Wings 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 come from third-party nutrition databases and are labeled as estimates, not official figures.

Sources: CalorieKing (460 cal wings without dressing, 28 g fat, 0 g carbs, 53 g protein) and a third-party nutrition breakdown for the sauces (Buffalo +90, blue cheese +180). Sodium for the full appetizer runs high, above 2,000 mg in some listings, so treat that figure as an estimate too.

What that means in practice: the wings alone are a high-protein, near-zero-carb starter, which is why they work for low-carb eaters. The sauces change the picture. Buffalo sauce adds mostly calories, and blue cheese dip adds calories and fat. If you are watching either, eat the wings dry with a light dip of Buffalo only. The full sauced appetizer is a rich starter, closer to a small meal than a light bite. Keto guide: what to order at LongHorn →

Are the wings worth it?

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Wings at a steakhouse live or die on one question: do they taste like the restaurant, or like any wing anywhere? LongHorn’s answer is the char seasoning. Diners who like LongHorn’s steaks tend to like these wings for the same reason: smoky, savory, a little heat, and a crisp finish. The wings also benefit from the parmesan-crust craze on the menu. Fans of LongHorn’s parmesan crust often ask for it on other items, and the wings take well to that kind of customization if your location offers it.

Order them when:

Your table wants a crispy, shareable starter.

You like Buffalo heat with a cooling dip.

You want a high-protein starter that fits a low-carb meal (wings only, easy on the dip).

Skip them when:

You want a light starter. Even the wings alone are 460 calories, and the full sauced version is about 730.

You do not eat dairy. The blue cheese dip is part of the standard serve.

You want something less messy. Wings are a hands-on starter. The stuffed mushrooms or the Tonion are cleaner to share.

The honest takeaway: for around $11–$13, these are a solid steakhouse wing, not a gimmick. The seasoning is the reason to order them over wings anywhere else.

If you want a full bar meal instead of a starter, the competitor’s appetizer guide counts wings plus Spicy Chicken Bites plus drinks at about 1,370 calories. That is a meal, not a starter, and it shows why the wings alone are the lighter way to start.

Wings vs the other appetizers

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Price ranges from the project price-ranges file, checked October 10, 2026. Prices vary by location.

Wings vs Texas Tonion: both are crispy and shareable, and both sit in the same price band. The Tonion is the table spectacle. The wings are the better pick if your table wants protein and heat instead of a fried onion. Full Texas Tonion breakdown →

How we keep this page accurate

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Last checked: October 2026

Price sources: allfoodmenuprices.org (updated 8 Oct 2026), menulonghorn.com (Oct 2026)

Nutrition sources: CalorieKing (wings without dressing) + third-party sauce breakdown. No official national nutrition PDF exists. We state that honestly rather than faking it.

Real-people material: questions hub (parmesan-crust craze, wings named among the parmesan-crust favorites)

Confidence note: price range is solid (2 sources). Nutrition is a third-party estimate, and sauce figures vary by listing. Re-verify against the official per-location menu before calling this page final.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much are LongHorn’s wings?

$9.99–$13.79 in 2026, depending on location. Most locations charge around $11–$13. Prices vary by location, so check your local menu.

How many calories are in LongHorn’s Steakhouse Wings?

About 460 calories for the wings alone, with about 53 g protein and near-zero carbs. With Buffalo sauce and blue cheese dip, the full appetizer lands around 730 calories.

What sauce comes with LongHorn’s wings?

Buffalo sauce and housemade blue cheese dressing, served on the side. The wings themselves are finished with LongHorn’s smoky char seasoning.

Are LongHorn’s wings spicy?

They carry mild to medium heat from the char seasoning, and the Buffalo sauce adds more heat if you want it. The blue cheese dip cools things down.

Are LongHorn’s wings gluten-free?

We could not verify a Gluten Sensitive label for this dish. Ask your server about the breading and preparation if you have celiac disease or a severe allergy.

Can you order wings at lunch?

Yes. They are served as a starter at both lunch and dinner at the same price.

Related

More from the LongHorn Steakhouse menu: Texas Tonion → · Wild West Shrimp → · White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms → · Spicy Chicken Bites → · Outlaw Ribeye → · Flo’s Filet → · Renegade Sirloin → · Parmesan Crusted Chicken → · Full dinner menu →

See the wings in the full appetizer table on the homepage →

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