LongHorn Steakhouse Menu with Prices 2026
• Latest Prices • Steaks, Ribs, Chicken, Seafood • Calorie Info • Lunch & Dinner • Kids Meals
The LongHorn Steakhouse menu has 11 sections: steaks, Grill Master Combos, chicken, seafood, appetizers, burgers, salads, sides, kids meals, desserts, and drinks. Steakhouse Lunch Plates start at $9.99 and come with a soup, side, or salad, Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Below you’ll find steak prices, sizes, calories, hours, and ordering details, with each price tied to the restaurant and date we checked.
What’s on the LongHorn Steakhouse Menu?
The LongHorn Steakhouse menu goes beyond steak, with Grill Master Combos, chicken, seafood, appetizers, burgers and sandwiches, salads, sides, soups, lunch plates, kids meals, desserts, and drinks. Use the menu sections below to compare your options before choosing a meal.
| Menu Section | What You’ll Find |
|---|---|
| Legendary Steaks | Filet, sirloin, ribeye, New York strip, T-bone, and porterhouse |
| Grill Master Combos | Steak paired with chicken, ribs, shrimp, or another protein |
| Chicken & Seafood | Chicken, salmon, shrimp, and ribs |
| Appetizers | Wings, shrimp, onion starters, and shareable plates |
| Burgers & Sandwiches | Beef and chicken handhelds |
| Salads | Entrée salads and side salads |
| Sides & Soups | Potatoes, vegetables, rice, mac and cheese, and soups |
| Lunch | Lunch plates, burgers, sandwiches, and other midday choices |
| Kids Menu | Smaller meals, sides, and drinks |
| Desserts | Chocolate and other desserts |
| Drinks | Soft drinks, tea, beer, wine, margaritas, and cocktails |
Legendary Steaks & Combos
LongHorn’s steak menu includes filet, sirloin, ribeye, New York strip, T-bone, and porterhouse cuts. Choices range from the smaller Renegade Sirloin to larger bone-in steaks such as the 20 oz Outlaw Ribeye. Compare the cut, portion size, calories, and price below to find the steak that fits your meal.
Grill Master Combos
Grill Master Combos pair steak with a second protein, giving you two main items on one plate. Depending on the combo, choices include chicken, ribs, or shrimp alongside steak. Compare the combinations, prices, and calories below to choose the plate that fits your meal.
6 oz. Renegade Sirloin* with 8 ct. Redrock Grilled Shrimp
480 cal
Prairie Dust seasoned sirloin paired with smoky Redrock grilled shrimp — hearty and full of flavor.
Steaks and Grill Master Combos are only part of the menu. LongHorn also serves appetizers such as Wild West Shrimp and Texas Tonion, along with chicken, seafood, burgers and sandwiches, entrée salads, soups, sides, and desserts. Browse the sections below to compare individual menu items, prices, and calories.
longhorn steakhouse Appetizers
LongHorn appetizers include shrimp, wings, chicken bites, and shareable starters. Popular menu choices include Wild West Shrimp, Texas Tonion, Seasoned Steakhouse Wings, and Spicy Chicken Bites. Compare the prices and calories below to choose a starter for the table or a smaller bite before your entrée.
LongHorn appetizers cover both shareable and smaller starter options, from Wild West Shrimp and Texas Tonion to Parmesan Crusted Spinach Dip, White Cheddar Stuffed Mushrooms, Firecracker Chicken Wraps, and Seasoned Steakhouse Wings. Portion size, price, and calories vary by item, so the menu details above make it easier to compare starters before moving on to an entrée.
Chicken, Seafood & More
LongHorn’s non-steak entrées include grilled chicken, hand-breaded chicken tenders, ribs, salmon, and shrimp. Parmesan Crusted Chicken and LongHorn Salmon are two signature choices for diners looking beyond steak. Compare the portions, prices, and calories below to find an entrée that fits your meal.
The non-steak entrées give mixed groups more flexibility without changing the steakhouse-style meal. Chicken and ribs lean toward richer, savory flavors, while salmon and grilled shrimp offer seafood-based choices. This range is useful when people at the same table want different proteins, portion styles, or preparations before choosing their sides.
LongHorn Steakhouse Handhelds
( Bold Flavor, No Fork Required )
LongHorn’s handhelds offer an alternative to plated steak and other full entrées, with burger and chicken sandwich choices served as complete meals. Compare the options below by portion, price, and calories to see which fits your order.
The handhelds also fit a different ordering need than the larger plated entrées. They are available during lunch, making them useful to compare with the Steakhouse Lunch Plates when price, portion, and meal timing matter. Lunch service runs Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; check your selected restaurant for current pricing.
Parmesan Crusted Favorites
Parmesan Crusted Favorites bring LongHorn’s Parmesan-and-garlic topping to selected entrées. The crust adds a different texture and flavor from simply grilled preparations, so compare the protein, portion, price, and calories below when deciding between these dishes and their standard menu counterparts.
The Parmesan crust changes more than flavor. It adds cheese, seasoning, and an extra topping layer to the base item, which can affect the calories, sodium, fat, and allergen profile of the finished dish. Diners comparing a Parmesan-crusted item with a simpler preparation should check the nutrition and allergen details for the complete menu item, not just the underlying chicken, vegetables, or other base ingredients.
Entrée Salads
LongHorn’s entrée salads combine greens and vegetables with a main protein, making them a different option from steak plates, combos, and handhelds. Choices include chicken, salmon, and sirloin-based salads. Compare the portions, prices, and calories below, especially if you plan to add dressing or other extras.
The main difference between these salads is the protein, toppings, and dressing, which can change both the flavor and the nutrition of the full meal. When comparing them, check the complete calorie count rather than assuming every salad is a lighter choice. Dressing, cheese, nuts, and other toppings can make a meaningful difference to the final plate.
Sides
LongHorn sides let you complete an entrée with potatoes, vegetables, rice, or richer steakhouse-style choices. Because the options differ in portion, preparation, and calories, compare the details below based on the rest of your meal rather than choosing by the side name alone.
Side choice can change the balance of the full meal, especially when an entrée already includes a side. Instead of comparing sides by price alone, consider the preparation and the rest of your order. Vegetable, potato, rice, and cheese-based choices differ in calories and ingredients, so the best fit depends on what is already on your plate.
Side Salads
Side salads provide a smaller accompaniment to steaks, chicken, seafood, and other entrées. Their ingredients and dressings differ, so compare the menu details below with the rest of your order when considering calories, allergens, or ingredient preferences.
Side salads can also serve a different purpose at lunch, where selected salad choices may be paired with soup as part of a Pick Two option. This makes the section relevant beyond dinner sides, especially for diners comparing smaller lunch combinations. Lunch service runs Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; availability can vary by location.
Soups
LongHorn’s soups can be ordered as a side or used to build a smaller meal, depending on the menu option and time of day. Recipes differ in ingredients, texture, and nutrition, so compare the price, calories, and allergen information below when choosing between the available soups.
Soups can work differently depending on the order. They can accompany a larger entrée or become part of a soup-and-salad lunch combination, where available. When comparing options, consider the full meal, since adding a soup to an entrée or pairing it with a salad changes the total calories, ingredients, and allergens. Check the selected restaurant for current Pick Two availability.
longhorn steakhouse lunch menu
The LongHorn Steakhouse lunch menu is served Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. It includes Steakhouse Lunch Plates, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and other midday choices, while regular entrées remain available during lunch. Steakhouse Lunch Plates start at $9.99, giving diners a separate set of options from the main dinner menu.
Lunch choices can be compared by meal format, not just price. A Lunch Plate works as a more complete order, while a soup-and-salad combination suits diners who prefer smaller components in the same meal. Before ordering, check what is included with each option, since the side, soup, salad, dressing, or other selection can change the final calories and nutrition.
Full-Sized Lunch Favorites
Full-Sized Lunch Favorites are regular entrée portions that can be ordered during lunch hours. Unlike the smaller Steakhouse Lunch Plates, these choices are meant for diners who want a full entrée rather than a reduced lunch portion. Compare the price, portion, and calories below before choosing between the two lunch formats.
LongHorn Caesar Salad
Chicken Salad 670 cal | Caesar 800 cal
Freshly chopped romaine lettuce tossed in creamy Caesar dressing, topped with crunchy croutons and shaved Parmesan cheese.
Full-sized entrées make sense when portion size matters more than choosing the lowest lunch price. When comparing them with the smaller Lunch Plates, look at what comes with the entrée and whether your side choice changes the overall meal. Steak cuts also vary in size, so comparing the portion, included sides, and total calories gives a clearer picture than price alone.
LEGENDARY LUNCH STEAKS
Legendary Lunch Steaks keep the main steak cuts available for diners ordering during lunch hours. This section is separate from the smaller Steakhouse Lunch Plates, so you can compare a full steak order with the lunch-specific choices above. Check the cut, portion size, price, and calories before choosing your steak.
Flo’s Filet®*
6 oz 330 cal | 9 oz 450 cal
LongHorn’s prized center cut filet, celebrated for its exceptionally soft texture and delicately mild flavor.
Outlaw Ribeye®*
20 oz 1250 cal
Bone-in ribeye with rich marbling, fire-grilled to bring out its bold, smoky juiciness in every bite.
$35.79
The LongHorn®* Porterhouse
22 oz 1280 cal
Filet tenderness meets strip boldness in one generous, commanding cut built for serious steak lovers.
$35.99
The steak section serves a different lunch need than the smaller Lunch Plates. A full steak order gives diners more choice in cut and portion size, while the lunch-specific plates focus on a smaller meal format. When comparing the two, consider the steak size, included side, and total meal calories along with the listed price.
Lunch Entrée Salads
Lunch Entrée Salads combine greens, toppings, and a main protein in one meal. They provide a different lunch format from sandwiches, Steakhouse Lunch Plates, and full steak entrées. Compare the protein, toppings, dressing, price, and total calories below, since dressing and add-ons can change the nutrition of the complete salad.
Lunch salads are best compared as a complete meal, not by the greens or protein alone. Dressing, cheese, nuts, croutons, and other toppings can change the calories and allergen profile of the final order. If nutrition matters to your choice, compare the full listed serving and any dressing or modification rather than assuming a salad is automatically the lighter lunch option.
Desserts
LongHorn’s dessert menu includes shareable and individual options with different portion sizes, ingredients, and calorie counts. Since desserts can vary considerably in serving size, compare the price, portion, and calories below, especially when ordering one for the table rather than for one person.
Dessert portions matter when comparing the final cost and nutrition of a meal. Some options are better suited to sharing, while others work as individual servings, so the listed calories should be read with the portion size in mind. If several people are ordering together, comparing the serving size and total calories can be more useful than looking at price alone.
KIDS MEALS (For Children Under 12)
The kids menu is designed for children under 12, with smaller portions and child-sized meal choices. Options vary by main item and included sides, so parents can compare the price, portion, calories, and meal components below before ordering.
When choosing a kids meal, compare the main item and included side as one complete order. Side choices can change the meal’s calories, ingredients, and allergens, so the nutrition listed for the main item may not represent everything a child eats. Parents managing a food allergy should check the current allergen information and confirm any requested substitutions with the restaurant before ordering.
