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What’s New at LongHorn menu in 2026
Three new items showed up on the LongHorn menu this year — and two of them are worth trying immediately.
Watermelon Margarita ($11.49) — Light, genuinely refreshing, and not the syrup-bomb you might expect. If you’re dining in summer, this is the move.
Spiked Strawberry Lemonade ($10.99) — LongHorn’s classic strawberry lemonade with vodka added. Simple concept, solid execution. A good call for people who don’t want a full cocktail but want something more interesting than a soda.
Parmesan Crusted Fries ($11.79) — The Parmesan crust is LongHorn’s signature touch — it’s what made the chicken famous. Now it’s on fries. They arrive crispy and rich, and they’re genuinely better than a plain basket of fries. Shareable, but you probably won’t want to.
About the Author
John Smith has visited LongHorn Steakhouse locations across the country — from the original Atlanta area to suburban outposts in the Midwest and Northeast. This page is updated every time LongHorn changes their prices or menu. Everything listed here comes from the official ordering menu, cross-checked against in-restaurant visits. We don’t publish coupon codes we can’t verify, and we don’t get paid to recommend any particular dish. What you see here is what we’d actually tell a friend.
Legendary Steaks & Combos
This is the signature category of the Longhorn Steakhouse menu that offers high-quality steaks that are hand-cut and fire-grilled by experienced grill masters. This category includes the most famous items of Longhorn, such as Outlaw Ribeye, Flos’s Filet, Fire-Grilled T-Bone, and the Porterhouse steak, which are widely popular for their bold, smoky, and grilled flavour. Another prominent reason this category stands out is its combo section. This section delivers a perfect balance of steaks and sides, such as Flo’s Filet with Lobster Tail or Sirloin with Redrock Grilled Shrimp. So check out the full category with complete information about each item, including price, calorie count, and ingredients.
Legendary steaks
Flo’s Filet®*
Starting at $28.79
Outlaw Ribeye®*
$37.29
Renegade Sirloin*
Starting at $19.29
Ribeye*
$30.49
New York Strip*
$30.29
Fire-Grilled T-Bone*
$33.99
The LongHorn®* Porterhouse
$39.29
| Longhorn menu Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
| Flo’s Filet®* | Starting at $28.79 | 6 oz 330 cal | 9 oz 450 cal | Center-cut filet. Butter-tender, mild flavor |
| Outlaw Ribeye®* | $37.29 | 1,250 cal | Bone-in. Most marbling on the menu |
| Renegade Sirloin* | Starting at $19.29 | 6 oz 220 cal | 8 oz 290 cal | Best value steak on the menu |
| Ribeye* | $30.49 | 810 cal | Boneless, rich and juicy |
| New York Strip* | $30.29 | 630 cal | Firm bite, bold beef flavor |
| Fire-Grilled T-Bone* | $33.99 | 1,130 cal | Two cuts in one: strip + tenderloin |
| The LongHorn®* Porterhouse | $39.29 | 1,280 cal | The biggest steak on the menu |
Which steak should you order?
If it’s your first time, go with the Outlaw Ribeye — it’s the one that defines the LongHorn experience. If you’re watching the bill, the Renegade Sirloin delivers real steakhouse flavor without the premium price. Flo’s Filet is the right call if you want something tender and lean rather than rich and heavy.
LongHorn Steak Doneness Guide
Getting your steak cooked to the right temperature is just as important as choosing the right cut. Here is exactly what to expect at each doneness level when you order at LongHorn.
| Doneness | Internal Temp | What It Looks Like | Best For |
| Rare | 120–125°F | Cool, bright red center | Very experienced steak eaters only |
| Medium-Rare | 130–135°F | Warm, red center with pink throughout | Most steaks — especially filet and ribeye |
| Medium | 140–145°F | Warm, pink center | Strip and sirloin cuts |
| Medium-Well | 150–155°F | Slightly pink in center only | Those who prefer less red |
| Well Done | 160°F+ | No pink, cooked all the way through | Note: can reduce juiciness significantly |
Grill Master Combos
6 oz. Renegade Sirloin* with 8 ct. Redrock Grilled Shrimp
Starting at $26.99
7 oz. LongHorn Salmon with 8 ct. Redrock Grilled Shrimp
$28.79
9 oz. Parmesan Crusted Chicken with Half-Rack Baby Back Ribs
$28.49
6 oz. Flo’s Filet®* with 4 oz. Lobster Tail
Starting at $38.79
| Item | Price | Calories |
| 6 oz. Renegade Sirloin* with 8 ct. Redrock Grilled Shrimp | Starting at $26.99 | 6 oz 480 cal,Rice 230 cal, Butter Sauce 230 cal | 8 oz 550 cal, Rice 230 cal, Butter Sauce 230 cal |
| 7 oz. LongHorn Salmon with 8 ct. Redrock Grilled Shrimp | $28.79 | 460 cal |
| 9 oz. Parmesan Crusted Chicken with Half-Rack Baby Back Ribs | $28.49 | 9 oz 650 cal | 12 oz 1,120 cal |
| 6 oz. Flo’s Filet®* with 4 oz. Lobster Tail | Starting at $38.79 | 6 oz 420 cal,Butter Sauce 210 cal |
The Filet and Lobster Tail combo is the one people talk about. The lobster tail is small but properly cooked, and pairing it with Flo’s Filet makes for a meal that punches well above its price point compared to what you’d pay for the same combination at a dedicated seafood restaurant.
Appetizers
LongHorn Steakhouse appetizers are known for their bold flavors and generous portions. Fan favorites include the crispy Texas Tonion, Wild West Shrimp, White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms, and Seasoned Steakhouse Wings. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every appetizer on the menu.
Parmesan Crusted Fries
$11.79
Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip
$12.79
Wild West Shrimp®
$13.79
White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms
$12.29
Spicy Chicken Bites
$9.29
Texas Tonion®
$11.29
Firecracker Chicken Wraps
$12.79
Seasoned Steakhouse Wings
$14.49
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
| Parmesan Crusted Fries | $11.79 | – | New in 2026 |
| Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip | $12.79 | 770 cal | Arrives hot, chips on the side |
| Wild West Shrimp® | $13.79 | 970 cal,Ranch Dip 230 cal | LongHorn specialty. Spicy, shareable |
| White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms | $12.29 | 730 cal | Good for non-shrimp eaters |
Spicy Chicken Bites | $9.29 | 740 cal | Best value starter |
| Texas Tonion® | $11.29 | 1,180 cal, Sauce 250 cal | Similar to Outback’s Bloomin’ Onion |
| Firecracker Chicken Wraps | $12.79 | 720 cal,Avocado Dip 170 cal | Crispy, well-seasoned |
| Seasoned Steakhouse Wings | $14.49 | 460 cal | Dry rub, not sauced |
Best for sharing: Wild West Shrimp and the Texas Tonion. The shrimp come out in a cast-iron skillet, piled high, tossed in spicy cherry peppers and garlic butter. They’re gone fast. Plan accordingly.
Best solo starter: Spicy Chicken Bites at $9.29 — the most affordable app on the menu, and the portion is generous enough to tide you over while your steak is being grilled.
Chicken, Seafood & More
LongHorn Steakhouse offers much more than steaks. The Chicken, Seafood & More menu features popular entrées like Parmesan Crusted Chicken, LongHorn Salmon, Redrock Grilled Shrimp, Baby Back Ribs, and Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every item in this category.
Grilled Lamb Chops*
Starting at $30.99
(Unavailable)
Parmesan Crusted Chicken
Starting at $21.79
LongHorn® Salmon*
Starting at $24.79
Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders
Starting at $18.79
Chop Steak*
$16.79
Redrock Grilled Shrimp
Starting at $21.29
Lemon Garlic Chicken
Starting at $21.79
Cowboy Pork Chops*
$22.99
Baby Back Ribs
Starting at $23.49
| Item | Price | Calories | Dietary |
| Grilled Lamb Chops* | Starting at $30.99 | 1,120 cal | LongHorn specialty |
| Parmesan Crusted Chicken | Starting at $21.79 | 9 oz 650 cal | 12 oz 1,120 cal | LongHorn specialty |
| LongHorn® Salmon* | Starting at $24.79 | 7 oz 300 cal | 10 oz 430 cal | — |
| Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders | Starting at $18.79 | 6 ct 420 cal | 9 ct 620 cal | — |
| Chop Steak* | $16.79 | 640 cal | Gluten Sensitive |
| Redrock Grilled Shrimp | Starting at $21.29 | 8 count 160 cal | 12 count 240 cal | Gluten Sensitive |
| Lemon Garlic Chicken | Starting at $21.79 | 330 cal | 420 cal | Gluten Sensitive |
| Cowboy Pork Chops* | $22.99 | 220 cal. – 860 cal. | Gluten Sensitive |
| Baby Back Ribs | Starting at $23.49 | Half-Rack 820 cal, |Full Rack 1, 630 cal | Gluten Sensitive |
The Parmesan Crusted Chicken is the most popular non-steak item on the entire menu, and it earns it. The crust is thick enough that it crackles when you cut into it, and the chicken underneath stays juicy. The 9 oz is the right size for most people — the 12 oz is a lot.
Grilled Lamb Chops deserve more attention than they get. At $23.99, they’re priced right, the fire-grill char on lamb works beautifully, and they’re served over rice pilaf. Worth ordering if you want something different. For now it is unavailable on the menu.
HandHelds of Longhorn Menu
The Handhelds menu at LongHorn Steakhouse is a great option if you’re looking for a lighter alternative to a steak dinner. This category features two popular choices: the Steakhouse Cheeseburger and the Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich, both served with a side. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for each handheld item on the menu.
Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger*
Starting at $15.49
Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich
$15.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger* | Starting at $15.49 | 850 cal |
| Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich | $15.49 | 1,080 cal, Fries 500 cal |
Honest take: the burger is solid, but you’re at a steakhouse. If you’re going the handheld route, it’s better suited for lunch — or for the person at the table who genuinely doesn’t want a steak and doesn’t feel like chicken.
Parmesan Crusted Favourites
The Parmesan Crusted Favorites menu showcases some of LongHorn Steakhouse’s most popular dishes. Highlights include the signature Parmesan Crusted Chicken, Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip, and White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms, all known for their rich, cheesy flavor and crispy topping. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every item in this category.
Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip
$12.79
White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms
$12.29
Parmesan Crusted Chicken
Starting at $21.79
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip | $12.79 | 770 cal,710 cal |
| White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms | $12.29 | 730 cal |
You can also add the Parmesan crust to any steak as a steak addition — one of the best upgrades on the menu and a move not enough people know about.
Entrée Salads
LongHorn Steakhouse entrée salads offer a lighter option without sacrificing flavor. Popular choices include the Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad, 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad, Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon, and Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every salad on the menu.
Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad
$19.79
Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders
$18.29
Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon*
$20.79
7-Pepper Sirloin* Salad
$20.79
| longhorn menu Item | Price | Calories | Dietary |
| Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad | $19.79 | 530 cal | GS, LongHorn specialty |
| Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders | $18.29 | 650 cal | — |
| Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon* | $20.79 | 530 cal | — |
| 7-Pepper Sirloin* Salad | $20.79 | 490 cal | — |
The 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad is the one to order if you want something that feels like a real meal without the calorie weight of a steak entrée. The sirloin is properly seasoned and sliced — not the thin, grey afterthought you find in salads at other chains.
Soups, Salads and Sides
sides
LongHorn Steakhouse sides are the perfect complement to any meal, offering everything from baked potatoes and seasoned rice to fresh vegetables and fire-grilled corn on the cob. Whether you’re pairing them with a steak, chicken, or seafood entrée, there’s an option to match every taste. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every side on the menu.
Fire-Grilled Corn on the Cob
$6.49
Steakhouse Mac & Cheese
$6.49
Crispy Brussels Sprouts
$6.49
Fresh Steamed Asparagus
$6.49
Loaded Baked Potato
$3.99
Sweet Potato
$3.99
Mashed Potatoes
$3.99
Seasoned French Fries
$3.99
Seasoned Rice Pilaf
$3.99
Fresh Steamed Broccoli
$3.99
Great Steak Additions
Starting at $3.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Fire-Grilled Corn on the Cob | $6.49 | 200 cal |
| Steakhouse Mac & Cheese | $6.49 | 610 cal |
| Crispy Brussels Sprouts | $6.49 | 310 cal |
| Fresh Steamed Asparagus | $6.49 | 130 cal |
| Loaded Baked Potato | $3.99 | 290 cal |
| Sweet Potato | $3.99 | 380 cal |
| Mashed Potatoes | $3.99 | 340 cal |
| Seasoned French Fries | $3.99 | 500 cal |
| Seasoned Rice Pilaf | $3.99 | 230 cal |
| Fresh Steamed Broccoli | $3.99 | 90 cal |
| Great Steak Additions | Starting at $3.49 | Mushrooms 150 cal | Shrimp 80 cal,Butter Sauce 230 cal, Rice 230 cal | Lobster Tail 90 cal, Butter Sauce 210 cal |
The Steakhouse Mac & Cheese is a four-cheese blend with an herb breadcrumb crust on top. It’s indulgent in the right way — the kind of side dish that people at the table start eating off each other’s plates.
The Crispy Brussels Sprouts are a better choice than they sound — tossed in smoky honey butter, they’re the most interesting vegetable side on the menu.
side salads
The salad options in LongHorn Steakhouse’s Soups, Sides & Salads menu offer a fresh and lighter addition to any meal. Popular choices include the Strawberry & Pecan Salad and the classic Caesar Salad, both made with fresh ingredients and flavorful toppings. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for each salad option.
Strawberry & Pecan Salad
$6.49
Caesar Salad
$4.99
Mixed Greens Salad
$4.99
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Strawberry & Pecan Salad | $6.49 | 190 cal |
| Caesar Salad | $4.99 | 250 cal |
Soups
LongHorn Steakhouse soups are a warm and flavorful way to start your meal or complement your entrée. Popular options include the French Onion Soup, Loaded Potato Soup, and Shrimp & Lobster Chowder, each offering its own unique blend of rich flavors and comforting ingredients. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every soup on the menu.
French Onion Soup
$6.79
Loaded Potato Soup
$6.79
Shrimp & Lobster Chowder
$6.79
| Item | Price | Calories |
| French Onion Soup | $6.79 | 480 cal |
| Loaded Potato Soup | $6.79 | 380 cal |
| Shrimp & Lobster Chowder | $6.79 | 250 cal |
The Shrimp & Lobster Chowder is one of the most underrated items on the menu. At $6.79, it’s a proper chowder with real shrimp and lobster — not a token amount. Order it as a starter instead of splitting an appetizer if you’re watching the budget.
Lunch
Available Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 3 PM. After 3 PM, the lunch-specific combos end — but most items are still available at dinner pricing.
Steakhouse Lunch Plates
LongHorn Steakhouse lunch specials offer a satisfying midday meal at a great value, available daily from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Popular options include the Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich, Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger, Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad, 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad, and the Pick Two: Soup & Salad combo. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every lunch special.
Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich
$9.99
Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger*
Starting at $10.99
Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Lunch Salad
$10.99
7-Pepper Sirloin* Lunch Salad
$11.99
Pick Two: Soup & Salad
Starting at $9.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich | $9.99 | 1,080 cal |
| Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger* | Starting at $10.99 | 850 cal |
| Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Lunch Salad | $10.99 | 530 cal |
| 7-Pepper Sirloin* Lunch Salad | $11.99 | 490 cal |
| Pick Two: Soup & Salad | Starting at $9.49 | 280-380 cal |
Full-Sized Lunch Favourites
LongHorn Steakhouse lunch entrées are perfect for guests who want a hearty steakhouse meal during lunch hours, served from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Popular choices include Parmesan Crusted Chicken, LongHorn Salmon, Grilled Lamb Chops, Baby Back Ribs, Redrock Grilled Shrimp, and Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders, all served with your choice of side. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every lunch entrée.
Grilled Lamb Chops*
Starting at $30.99
(Unavailable)
Parmesan Crusted Chicken
Starting at $16.79
LongHorn® Salmon*
Starting at $21.79
Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders
Starting at $16.79
Chop Steak*
$15.79
Lemon Garlic Chicken
Starting at $16.79
Redrock Grilled Shrimp
Starting at $19.29
Cowboy Pork Chop
$17.49
Baby Back Ribs
Starting at $20.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Grilled Lamb Chops* | Starting at $30.99 | 1,120 cal |
| Parmesan Crusted Chicken | Starting at $16.79 | 9 oz: 650 Cal12 oz: 1,120 Cal |
| LongHorn® Salmon* | Starting at $21.79 | 7 oz 300 cal | 10 oz 430 cal |
| Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders | Starting at $16.79 | 6 ct 420 cal | 9 ct 620 cal |
| Chop Steak* | $15.79 | 640 cal |
| Lemon Garlic Chicken | Starting at $16.79 | 330 cal | 420 cal |
| Redrock Grilled Shrimp | Starting at $19.29 | 160 cal |
| Cowboy Pork Chop | $17.49 | 400 cal |
| Baby Back Ribs | Starting at $20.49 | Half-Rack 820 cal | Full Rack 1, 630 cal |
Served with choice of side. Same quality as dinner — just smaller prices.
Legendary Lunch Steaks
LongHorn Steakhouse steak entrées feature premium beef cuts grilled using the restaurant’s signature flame-grilling technique for bold, smoky flavor. Served during lunch hours (11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday to Saturday), each steak comes with your choice of side. Popular options include Flo’s Filet, Outlaw Ribeye, Renegade Sirloin, New York Strip, Fire-Grilled T-Bone, and the LongHorn Porterhouse. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for each steak.
Flo’s Filet®*
Starting at $27.29
Outlaw Ribeye®*
$35.49
Renegade Sirloin*
Starting at $17.99
Ribeye*
$28.79
New York Strip*
$28.79
Fire-Grilled T-Bone*
$31.99
The LongHorn®* Porterhouse
$37.79
| Item | Price | Calories | Savings |
| Flo’s Filet®* | Starting at $27.29 | 6 oz 330 cal | ~$1.50 |
| Outlaw Ribeye®* | $35.49 | 1,250 cal | ~$1.80 |
| Renegade Sirloin* | Starting at $17.99 | 6 oz 320 cal | 8 oz 390 cal | ~$1.30 |
| Ribeye* | $28.79 | 810 cal | ~$1.70 |
| New York Strip* | $28.79 | 630 cal | ~$1.50 |
| Fire-Grilled T-Bone* | $31.99 | 1,130 cal | ~$2.00 |
| The LongHorn®* Porterhouse | $37.79 | 1,280 cal | ~$1.50 |
The full steak menu is available at lunch, priced slightly lower than dinner.
Worth knowing: If you want to eat a quality steak without paying full dinner prices, the Monday–Saturday lunch window is the smartest time to go. You get the same cuts, same kitchen, same Grill Masters — just a few dollars less per plate.
Lunch Entrée Salads
LongHorn Steakhouse lunch entrée salads offer a lighter yet satisfying meal, combining fresh greens with grilled or crispy protein. Popular options include the Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad, 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad, Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon, Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders, and the LongHorn Caesar Salad. Below, you’ll find the latest prices, calories, and key details for every lunch salad available Monday through Saturday during lunch hours.
Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad
$17.49
7-Pepper Sirloin* Salad
$18.49
Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders
$16.49
Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon*
$17.99
LongHorn Caesar Salad
Starting at $16.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Grilled Chicken & Strawberry Salad | $17.49 | 530 cal |
| 7-Pepper Sirloin* Salad | $18.49 | 490 cal |
| Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders | $16.49 | 650 cal |
| Farm Fresh Field Greens with Crispy Chicken Tenders | $16.49 | 650 cal |
| Farm Fresh Field Greens with Grilled Salmon* | $17.99 | 530 cal |
| LongHorn Caesar Salad | Starting at $16.49 | Chicken Salad 670 cal | Caesar 800 cal |
Desserts
Ending a meal with a delicious and indulgent dessert makes your dining experience more memorable. The dessert section of LongHorn restaurant menu offers rich, creamy and premium desserts, including Chocolate Stampede, Strawberries & Cream Shortcake, Molten Lava Cake, and Caramel Apple Goldrush. Select your favourite dessert after knowing everything about it from the list below.
Chocolate Stampede®
$12.29
Strawberries & Cream Shortcake
$10.29
Molten Lava Cake
$10.29
THE Cheesecake
Starting at $11.29
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
| Chocolate Stampede® | $12.29 | 2,460 cal | Designed for two. LongHorn specialty |
| Strawberries & Cream Shortcake | $10.29 | 640 cal | Lighter option |
| Molten Lava Cake | $10.29 | 1,150 cal | Warm, gooey center |
| THE Cheesecake | Starting at $11.29 | 1,520 cal | New York-style |
The Chocolate Stampede is the iconic dessert and it earns the reputation. Six types of chocolate, served with vanilla bean ice cream — it’s deliberately over the top. Two people can share it comfortably. Three people can share it and feel virtuous about it.
If you want something lighter, the Strawberries & Cream Shortcake is the honest choice. It’s not trying to be the Stampede — it’s just fresh, sweet, and a proper finish to a heavy meal.
Kids Meals – For Children Under 12
This section is specially designed for children under the age of 12 and features smaller portions of popular menu items. Kids’ Chicken Tenders, Kid’s Sirloin Steak, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, Grilled Chicken Tenders, and Cheeseburger are among the most popular choices. Check out the list below to get the latest and accurate information about every item on the kids’ menu.
Cheeseburger**
$8.49
Chicken Tenders
$8.49
Grilled Chicken Tenders
$8.49
Kid’s Sirloin
$10.99
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
$6.99
| Item | Price | Calories | Dietary |
| Cheeseburger** | $8.49 | 580 cal,110 cal | |
| Chicken Tenders | $8.49 | 270 cal | |
| Grilled Chicken Tenders | $8.49 | 140 cal | |
| Kid’s Sirloin** | $11.49 | 320 cal | |
| Kraft Macaroni & Cheese | $6.99 | 310 cal |
Note: The Cheeseburger is cooked to well done (165°F) and the Kid’s Sirloin to medium (155°F) by policy.
Kids meals at LongHorn are priced reasonably and the portions are appropriate — the Kid’s Sirloin in particular is a genuine steak, not a token piece of meat. Parents who want to introduce their kids to real steakhouse food will find this menu handles that well.
Drinks
Beverages
Beverages are non-alcoholic drinks designed to complement rich steakhouse dishes like steaks, burgers, chicken, and seafood. This section includes soft drinks, iced tea, lemonades, and coffee-based drinks, with fresh-brewed iced tea and lemonade among the most popular choices. Below, you’ll find every beverage on the menu along with its key details.
To Go Bottled Water
Starting at $3.59
Soda, Tea, Lemonades & Other
Starting at $3.59
| Item | Price | Calories |
| To Go Bottled Water | Starting at $3.59 | – |
| Soda, Tea, Lemonades & Other | Starting at $3.59 | ~200 Cal |
Beer
This section includes domestic, imported, and draft beers that complement grilled steaks, burgers, ribs, and other steakhouse dishes. Popular choices include Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite, and a variety of draft and craft beers with stronger and more complex flavors. Below is the complete information about every beer available on the menu.
Ice Cold Draft Beers
Starting at $6.49
Bottled Beers
Starting at $6.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Ice Cold Draft Beers | Starting at $6.49 | – |
| Bottled Beers | Starting at $6.49 | – |
Wines(Dine only)
Red Wines
This section includes Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Pinot Noir, which are available by the glass or bottle. Cabernet Sauvignon is a popular choice with steaks, while Merlot offers a medium-bodied profile and Pinot Noir pairs well with chicken, pork, and lighter steak dishes. Below, you’ll find detailed information about every red wine on the menu.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Starting at $9.49
Pinot Noir
Starting at $9.29
Merlot
Starting at $8.99
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Cabernet Sauvignon | Starting at $9.49 | – |
| Pinot Noir | Starting at $9.29 | – |
| Merlot | Starting at $8.99 | – |
White Wines
The white wines section features lighter wines that pair well with seafood, chicken, salads, and other lighter steakhouse dishes. Popular options include Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Moscato, and Riesling, each offering its own refreshing flavor profile. Below, you’ll find complete information about every white wine available on the menu.
Chardonnay
Starting at $8.79
Riesling
Starting at $9.79
Moscato
Starting at $10.29
Pinot Grigio
Starting at $9.79
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Chardonnay | Starting at $8.79 | _ |
| Riesling | Starting at $9.79 | _ |
| Moscato | Starting at $10.29 | _ |
| Pinot Grigio | Starting at $9.79 | _ |
Hand-Crafted Margaritas
The Hand-Crafted Margaritas section at Longhorn Steakhouse offers you a variety of premium margarita cocktails prepared with tequila, citrus flavours, and fresh ingredients. This drink section delivers four main hand-crafted margaritas, including The Perfect Margarita, Strawberry Margarita, Texas Margarita, and Mango Margarita. Each drink has its unique, refreshing and balanced taste. I have mentioned detailed information about this drink section at Longhorn. Read the following guide to know all about this section.
Patrón Dragon Fruit Margarita
$13.99
Texas
$6.49
The Perfect
Starting at $11.49
Strawberry
Starting at $11.49
Mango
Starting at $11.49
Watermelon
Starting at $11.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Patrón Dragon Fruit Margarita | $13.99 | 370 cal |
| Texas | $6.49 | 200 cal |
| The Perfect | Starting at $11.49 | Glass 290 cal | LongPour 410 cal |
| Strawberry | Starting at $11.49 | Glass 310 cal | LongPour 460 cal |
| Mango | Starting at $11.49 | Glass 410 cal | LongPour 630 cal |
Signature Cocktails
This section features specialty mixed drinks that are specifically for the restaurant. These signature cocktails pair perfectly with steakhouse meals and deliver bold, refreshing flavours. These cocktails are prepared using premium spirits, fresh mixers, fruit flavours, and house recipes. That makes this section popular among the guests. The main cocktails in this section are Longhorn Old Fashioned, Texas Tea, Jack and Coke, Moscow Mule, and Sangria. All these items add variety to the Longhorn drink menu. You can get detailed information about each drink from the guide given below.
Spiked Strawberry Lemonade
$10.99
LongHorn® Old Fashioned
$11.29
Moscow Mule
$10.99
Sangrias
Starting at $10.49
Texas Tea
$10.99
Jack & Coke
$5.49
| Item | Price | Calories |
| Spiked Strawberry Lemonade | $10.99 | – |
| LongHorn® Old Fashioned | $11.29 | 250 cal |
| Moscow Mule | $10.99 | 220 cal |
| Sangrias | Starting at $10.49 | White Peach 260 cal | Blazing Berry 240 cal |
| Texas Tea | $10.99 | 240 cal |
| Jack & Coke | $5.49 | 130 cal |
Best value drink: The Texas Margarita at $6.49 is the most affordable cocktail on the menu — and it’s a proper margarita, not a watered-down version. If you’re ordering a round for the table, this is the call.
Editor’s Picks — The 10 Dishes Worth Ordering
These are the items we’d recommend without hesitation to anyone walking into a LongHorn for the first time — or the fiftieth.
1. Outlaw Ribeye® — Best Overall Steak
$37.29 · 1,250 cal The Outlaw Ribeye is a bone-in steak, which means the bone conducts heat during cooking and adds flavor that boneless cuts can’t replicate. The marbling is heavy, the char is real, and the portion is genuinely large. Order it medium-rare. If you only order one thing at LongHorn, this is the one.
2. Flo’s Filet® — Best for First-Timers
Starting at $28.79 · 330–450 cal If the ribeye feels like too much — too rich, too large, too intense — Flo’s Filet is the right move. It’s tender in the way that makes people who claim to not like steak suddenly interested. Mild, lean, and consistently well-executed. The 6 oz is enough for most people.
3. Renegade Sirloin — Best Value
Starting at $19.29 · 220–290 cal The most affordable steak on the menu also happens to be one of the most satisfying. The sirloin has a firmer texture than filet or ribeye, with a direct, beefy flavor that doesn’t need sauce. At this price, it’s the reason LongHorn punches above its weight class on value.
4. Parmesan Crusted Chicken — Best Non-Steak
Starting at $21.79 · 650–1,120 cal This is the dish that converted a lot of people into LongHorn regulars. The Parmesan crust crisps into something genuinely different — cheesy, savory, with a satisfying crunch that contrasts with the juicy chicken underneath. Get the 9 oz.
5. Wild West Shrimp® — Best Appetizer to Share
$13.79 · 970 cal Hot, crispy, tossed in spicy cherry peppers and garlic butter. The shrimp arrive in a cast-iron skillet and disappear quickly. Order one per two people if you plan to share.
6. Chocolate Stampede® — Best Dessert
$12.29 · 2,460 cal Six types of chocolate. One very large dessert. Two people, minimum. The Chocolate Stampede isn’t subtle, but subtlety isn’t what it’s going for — it’s the dessert equivalent of the Outlaw Ribeye, and it works.
7. Shrimp & Lobster Chowder — Most Underrated Item
$6.79 · 250 cal Almost nobody mentions this soup, which is a shame. At under $7, it’s a proper chowder with real seafood. Order it as a starter instead of an appetizer if you want to save money without sacrificing flavor.
8. Steakhouse Mac & Cheese — Best Side
$6.49 · 610 cal The four-cheese blend with herb breadcrumb crust is genuinely better than the mac & cheese at most standalone restaurants. It pairs especially well with the Outlaw Ribeye or the Baby Back Ribs.
9. Grilled Lamb Chops — Best Hidden Gem
$23.99 · 610 cal Most people walk past this item without noticing it. That’s a mistake. Fire-grilled lamb chops over rice pilaf — the char on the bone adds the kind of depth you’d expect at a much pricier restaurant.
10. Filet & Lobster Tail Combo — Best Special Occasion Order
Starting at $38.79 · 420 cal If you’re celebrating something, this is the combo. The 6 oz Flo’s Filet paired with a butter-basted lobster tail feels like a $60 meal at a proper steakhouse. At LongHorn’s prices, it’s remarkably good value for what you get.
LongHorn Steakhouse Secret Menu
These aren’t printed anywhere — but they’re all buildable from existing menu items. Just know what to ask for.
1. Parmesan-Crusted Ribeye
The Parmesan crust from the chicken applied to a ribeye steak. Ask: “Can I add the Parmesan crust to my ribeye?” — it’s a standard Great Steak Addition, just not obvious from the menu. The combination of the crispy cheese crust with the richly marbled ribeye is genuinely one of the best things you can eat at LongHorn. Price: Ribeye ($30.49) + Parmesan Crust addition (~$3.49) = ~$34
2. Filet Oscar-Style
A Flo’s Filet topped with Redrock Grilled Shrimp, with lemon-garlic sauce and steamed asparagus on the side. Ask: “6 oz Flo’s Filet, add 8 ct Redrock Shrimp, and can I get the lemon-garlic sauce drizzled on top with a side of asparagus?” This turns a good filet into something that looks and tastes like a $65 restaurant dish. Estimated Price: ~$55 built out
3. Outlaw Surf-and-Turf
The Outlaw Ribeye with Redrock Grilled Shrimp added. Ask: “Outlaw Ribeye with 8 ct Redrock Grilled Shrimp added on the side.” Simple, unapologetically large, and the kind of meal you remember. Estimated Price: ~$51
4. Redrock Shrimp Mac Bowl
Steakhouse Mac & Cheese with Redrock Shrimp mixed in. Ask: “Steakhouse Mac & Cheese, add 8 ct Redrock Grilled Shrimp, chop and mix if possible.” The smoky shrimp in the four-cheese sauce works better than it has any right to. Estimated Price: ~$27
5. Texas Tonion Burger
Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger with Texas Tonion petals piled on top. Ask: “Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger with Texas Tonion petals on top, dipping sauce on the side.” The crispy onion petals add texture and crunch that the burger honestly benefits from. Estimated Price: ~$27
6. Cowboy Surf-and-Turf
Cowboy Pork Chops with 8 ct Redrock Grilled Shrimp on the side. Ask: “Cowboy Pork Chops, can I add 8 ct Redrock Grilled Shrimp?” The smoky-sweet pork with the spiced shrimp is a different kind of surf-and-turf that most steakhouse menus don’t offer. Estimated Price: ~$43
7. 7-Pepper Steak Salad Upgrade
The 7-Pepper Sirloin Salad upgraded to a larger sirloin cut. Ask: “7-Pepper Sirloin Salad, can I upgrade to an 8 oz Renegade Sirloin, medium-rare?” Turns a decent salad into a full steakhouse meal. Estimated Price: ~$23–25
8. Parmesan-Parm Chicken Caesar
Ask for a Caesar Salad with sliced Parmesan Crusted Chicken on top. Ask: “Caesar Salad entrée, topped with sliced Parmesan Crusted Chicken.” The combination of the creamy dressing with the crispy cheese crust is exactly what it sounds like. Estimated Price: ~$27
9. Lemon-Garlic Salmon and Shrimp Plate
7 oz LongHorn Salmon with Redrock Shrimp added, lemon-garlic sauce on the side. Ask: “7 oz Salmon, add 8 ct Redrock Shrimp, lemon-garlic sauce on the side.” Light, clean, and a genuine surf-on-surf plate for people who don’t want red meat. Estimated Price: ~$45
10. Loaded Sweet Potato Dessert
Order the Sweet Potato and ask to have it loaded with cinnamon sugar, butter, and — if available — a side of pecans from the Strawberry & Pecan Salad. It’s a sweet, indulgent finish for people who don’t want chocolate. Estimated Price: ~$4–7
How to Actually Save Money at LongHorn Steakhouse
Forget the fake coupon codes you see all over the internet — most of them are completely made up and will not work at checkout. After dining at LongHorn locations across the country, here are the genuine ways I have found to save money every single time.
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Go at Lunch Instead of Dinner
Steakhouse Lunch Plates start at $9.99 — the same quality food at significantly lower prices. The Renegade Sirloin at lunch runs $17.99 vs $19.29 at dinner.
Share the Big Items
Splitting large items such as Porterhouse and Chocolate stampede is almost always better value than two smaller ones.
Use the Pick Two: Soup & Salad at Lunch
At $9.49, the Pick Two combo is the single best value on the entire LongHorn menu. You get two courses for less than the price of most appetizers.
Take Advantage of Happy Hour
Monday through Friday from approximately 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, LongHorn offers value-priced drinks including the Texas Margarita at $6.49 and Jack & Coke at $5.49. Check your local location for exact timing.
Gift Cards
LongHorn gift cards are available online and in-restaurant. During the holiday season, LongHorn often offers bonus gift cards — spend $50 and receive a $10 bonus card, for example. Always check for these promotions in November and December.
Longhorn Steakhouse Hours
Longhorn Steakhouse usually opens at 11:00 AM and closes at 10:00 PM from Sunday to Thursday. But on Friday and Saturday, it stays open until 11:00 PM to serve late dinner guests. Hours may vary slightly, so it’s a good idea to check the local restaurant listing before visiting. But most commonly, hours are the same as mentioned below.
LongHorn Steakhouse Working Hours
| Day | Opening Time | Closing Time |
| Monday | 11:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | 11:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 11:00 AM | 11:00 PM |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM | 11:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
Longhorn Steakhouse Holiday hours
| Holiday | Status |
| Thanksgiving Day | Closed |
| Christmas Day | Closed |
| Christmas Eve | Closes early (around 8:00 PM) |
| Other Holidays | Usually normal hours |
Happy Hours
LongHorn Steakhouse offers daily happy hour deals that most people do not know about. You can enjoy happy hours from Monday – Friday 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM (or 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM)
| Item | Happy Hour Price |
| Texas Margarita | $5.49 |
| Jack & Coke | From $6.49 |
| Draft Beer (select) | From $6.49 |
LongHorn Steakhouse Locations
Longhorn Steakhouse is a well-established and fast-growing American steakhouse restaurant chain. The brand is a part of Darden Restaurants and operates 500+ restaurant locations across the United States. Because of its huge expansion throughout the United States, the Longhorn restaurants are available in major cities, suburbs, and highway dining areas. Most of the Longhorn Steakhouse restaurants are located in states such as Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Nashville. Large metropolitan areas have many branches to serve local customers. The menu at each location is almost the same. From the signature Outlaw Ribbey to LongHorn salmon, every dish is available at the locations with almost the same prices.
How to Find Your Nearest LongHorn Steakhouse (Fast)
It is very easy for anyone who wants to find the nearest LongHorn Steakhouse restaurant to enjoy classic American dishes, including signature fire-grilled steaks, salmon, and more. You can follow the steps below to find the nearest Longhorn Steakhouse location to you in a single minute.
- Visit the official LongHorn Steakhouse website and open the Location Finder tool.
- Enter your city name, ZIP code, or state in the search bar.
- Click the search or find location button to view nearby restaurants.
- The tool will show a list of LongHorn Steakhouse locations closest to you.
After finding your nearest location, you can also see here the restaurant address, phone number, and distance from your location. Some locations also give you information about available services like dine-in, takeout, or online ordering.
How to Order — Online, Delivery, Pickup & Reservations
Online Ordering & Pickup
- Go to longhornsteakhouse.com or open your preferred delivery app.
- Enter your address or allow location access.
- Select your nearest LongHorn location and choose Pickup or Delivery.
- Browse by category, customize your order (steak doneness, sides, etc.), and add to cart.
- Apply any available promotions at checkout.
- For pickup, your confirmation will include curbside instructions.
Delivery
LongHorn is available on major delivery platforms including DoorDash and Uber Eats in most markets. Note that delivery pricing, service fees, and item availability may differ from dining in. Some items — particularly dine-in only drinks — won’t be available.
Reservations & Wait Times
Peak times are typically 6:00–8:00 PM on weekends. If you can go at 5:00 PM or after 8:30 PM, you’ll usually get seated quickly without calling ahead.
LongHorn Steakhouse does not take traditional reservations. However, most locations offer Call-Ahead Seating — you call the restaurant before leaving home, give your party size, and they add you to the wait list so your wait is shorter when you arrive. On busy Friday and Saturday evenings, this can shave 30–45 minutes off your wait.
Catering
LongHorn caters for groups of 10 or more, offering steakhouse favorites packed fresh and ready to serve. Contact your local restaurant directly for catering availability, pricing, and advance notice requirements.
LongHorn vs. Texas Roadhouse — Which One Is Worth Your Money?
Price Comparison: Same Cuts, Two Chains
| Cut | LongHorn Price | Texas Roadhouse Price | Difference |
| 6 oz Sirloin | $19.29 | ~$13.99 | LH higher |
| 8 oz Sirloin | Starting higher | ~$15.99 | LH higher |
| Ribeye (similar size) | $30.49 | ~$21.99 | LH higher |
| Filet (6 oz) | $28.79 | ~$22.99 | LH higher |
Texas Roadhouse is consistently cheaper. That’s not a knock on LongHorn — it’s just the reality.
Quality Comparison
Menu variety: LongHorn wins here. The Parmesan Crusted items, Grill Master Combos, and more complete drinks menu give it more depth than Texas Roadhouse’s more limited non-steak options.
Steak quality: LongHorn’s Grill Masters program is a genuine differentiator. Grill Masters go through weeks of training specifically on steak cooking — fire temperatures, timing, seasoning. The consistency at LongHorn is notably better than Texas Roadhouse, where the quality can vary significantly by location and kitchen.
Atmosphere: Texas Roadhouse is louder — peanut shells on the floor, country music at a higher volume, a more casual energy. LongHorn is a step up in atmosphere without crossing into formal territory. If you’re on a date or celebrating something, LongHorn feels more appropriate.
Value verdict: If you want the best steak for the least money, Texas Roadhouse wins. If you want a more consistently executed steak in a better environment with more menu options, LongHorn is worth the extra spend. The gap isn’t massive — we’re talking $5–8 per steak — and for most people the LongHorn experience justifies it.
Free bread: Both chains offer complimentary bread. LongHorn’s honey wheat bread is genuinely good. Texas Roadhouse’s yeast rolls with cinnamon butter are — honestly — iconic. This one goes to Texas Roadhouse.
LongHorn Steakhouse menu for Vegetarians
Longhorn is widely known throughout the USA due to its juicy steaks, tender and filled burgers and hearty sides, but what about those who want some premium vegetarian options for their meal?. If you are wondering, “ Does the Longhorn Steakhouse have a vegan option?” the answer is “yes”. You can follow your vegetarian lifestyle with Longhorn Steakhouse. There are some vegan options that you can order at Longhorn Steakhouse.
Vegan Starters:
You can enjoy a few simple satarters by requesting small changes when you order your meal. Some vegan starters include fresh bread without butter, milk or eggs, and house salads without cheese or croutons. You can include oil & vinegar or balsamic vinaigrette in your salad, making it vegan.
Vegan Entrées:
In the vegan entrees, you can order a grilled vegetable plate that is prepared using grilled and steamed vegetable sides. For example, you can order seasoned rice, steamed broccoli, and grilled asparagus that combine to make a vegan entree that includes fibre, nutrients and flavour as well.
Vegan Sides:
In this section of vegan sides, Longhorn offers several vegan options. You can try seasoned rice, steamed asparagus, steamed broccoli, and a side salad without dairy toppings. You can also enjoy sweet potato without toppings, which is another loved item for vegetarians.
Vegan-Friendly Drinks:
You can also enjoy Vegan-Friendly Drinks available on LongHorn Steakhouse’s menu. This section has many options of drinks for vegetarians, including sodas & lemonades, unsweetened iced tea and black coffee. You can also try wines and cocktails by checking for hidden animal-derived ingredients.
Important note:
Officially, Longhorn doesn’t offer any dedicated vegan option. But you can make some modifications in the official items to make them a tasty vegan option.
LongHorn Steakhouse Dietary & Allergen Tips
If you have some dietary restrictions or food allergies, you must know about the ingredients of your chosen item. I have given below a summary of Longhorn Steakhouse items with information about the dietary and allergen items.
Gluten-free picks:
Grilled salmon, sirloin, grilled chicken, asparagus, and steamed broccoli are the items that are almost gluten-free menu items. But you should confirm the preparation and sauces served to you with that meal.
Items with gluten:
All the breads and some fried sides, such as French Fries, Fire-Grilled Corn on the Cob, Loaded Potato Soup, Southwest Chicken Tortilla Soup, and Shrimp and Lobster Chowder, contain gluten ingredients.
Dairy heavy items:
Many items at Longhorn are made with heavy dairy ingredients. Such as appetizers, soups, sides, sauces & dressings and Desserts.
Appetizers: (White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms, Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip, Texas Brisket Queso, Surf & Surf Dip)
- Soups: (Loaded Potato Soup, Shrimp & Lobster Chowder, French Onion Soup)
- Sides: (Steakhouse Mac & Cheese, Loaded Baked Potato, mashed Potatoes, Broccoli with butter, and Asparagus with butter)
- Sauces & Dressings: (Ranch Dressing, Blue Cheese Dressing, Caesar Dressing, and Parmesan Crust Topping)
- Desserts: (Chocolate Stampede, Strawberries & Cream Shortcake, and Vanilla Bean Ice Cream)
LongHorn Social Media links
Start your journey of bold flavours and unforgettable dining experiences at Longhorn Steakhouse and stay informed about each update and offer at Longhorn through its social media accounts and official site. Stay connected with LongHorn Steakhouse through the links below on all social media platforms.
FAQs
What are the most popular steaks at LongHorn Steakhouse?
The Outlaw Ribeye®, Flo’s Filet, and LongHorn® Porterhouse are the most popular and fan favourite steaks. Outlaw Ribeye is famous for its rich marbling and bold flavour, while Flo’s filet is known for its tenderness and lean cut. On the other hand, Porterhouse steak is known as a larger steak that makes it hearty and shareable.
Which LongHorn steak offers the best value?
According to the customers, Renegade Sirloin is widely considered the best value steak. You can get a 6-oz cut for around $16–$17 and an 8-oz cut for around $19–$20, which makes it one of the lowest-cost steaks at Longhorn and delivers a solid steak experience without the higher price.
What is the best temperature to order steak at LongHorn?
The best and most recommended steak temperature is medium-rare (about 135°F). This temperature preserves the natural flavours and keeps the steak juicy, tender and slightly pink in the center. If you want less pink steak from inside, medium is another popular option.
What are the best sides and appetizers to order with steak?
The most ordered sides to pair with steaks are Steakhouse Mac & Cheese, Loaded Baked Potato, and Crispy Brussels Sprouts. These sides deliver rich and savoury taste that enhances the taste of grilled steaks. On the other hand, Texas Tonion® and Wild West Shrimp® are the most favourite appetizers among the Longhorn guests.
Does LongHorn Steakhouse have gluten-sensitive, vegetarian, or healthier options?
There is no dedicated menu for vegetarians or gluten-sensitive people. But you can enjoy many dishes that are gluten-free and perfect for vegetarians. The most common gluten-free items include grilled salmon, sirloin steak, grilled chicken, steamed broccoli, and asparagus. On the other hand, vegetarians can build meals using salads, rice pilaf, sweet potatoes, broccoli, and asparagus. Vegetarians can also enjoy veggie sides and vinaigrette dressings with sauces on the side.
Does LongHorn offer lunch deals, online ordering, and family-friendly options?
Yes, Longhorn offers lunch deals during lunch hours, such as steak lunch plates and Pick Two combos that offer you a meal at lower prices. Secondly, when we talk about online ordering, Longhorn offers curbside pickup, takeaway, and delivery options. That makes your meal convenient. Longhorn is known as a family-friendly restaurant as it offers a dedicated kids menu that includes cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, and many other dishes that make the restaurant popular among children and make it a family friendly resturant.
Final Thoughts
This page provides a clear, practical, and up-to-date guide to the complete 2026 LongHorn Steakhouse menu with the latest and accurate prices, allergen & gluten information, Hours, locations, and savings tips for each item in the menu. This easy-to-understand guide will help you to choose your favourite item at Longhorn with all the information about it. So that you can order confidently what you want to eat.