Not every trip to LongHorn Steakhouse has to end with a ribeye. The LongHorn Steakhouse burgers and sandwiches menu is a legit comfort-food lineup — half-pound flame-grilled burgers stacked with steakhouse toppings, plus a couple of sandwiches that could easily headline any other menu. If you’re craving LongHorn flavor without the steak price tag, this guide breaks down every burger and sandwich, with typical 2026 prices, calorie counts, our best-pick rankings, and ordering tips.
LongHorn Burgers Menu: What’s on It
LongHorn keeps its burger lineup tight: a handful of half-pound, fire-grilled patties (typically 80/20 chuck) on toasted brioche-style buns, built with the same steakhouse toppings philosophy as everything else on the menu. Here’s the standard lineup you’ll find at most locations in 2026:
1. Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger
The flagship. A half-pound fire-grilled patty with your choice of cheese (American, cheddar, Swiss, or provolone), lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickles on a toasted bun. Simple, executed well.
- Typical price: ~$11–$13
- Calories: ~990 (with American cheese)
- Best for: Purists who want the classic, done right
2. Bacon, Cheddar & Onion Burger
The flagship’s bigger sibling: applewood-smoked bacon, melted cheddar, crispy onion straws, and smoky chipotle mayo. It’s the most loaded build on the board.
- Typical price: ~$12–$14
- Calories: ~1,270
- Best for: Maximum-flavor seekers (and appetite of the same scale)
3. Mushroom & Swiss Burger
Fire-grilled beef topped with sautéed mushrooms and melted Swiss on a toasted bun — the steakhouse-fancy pick of the bunch.
- Typical price: ~$12–$14
- Calories: ~1,070
- Best for: Fans of rich, savory flavor over toppings overload
4. Double Stack Cheeseburger
Two quarter-pound patties, double cheese, lettuce, tomato, and LongHorn’s signature sauce. Built for the days when one patty simply won’t do.
- Typical price: ~$12–$14
- Calories: ~1,340
- Best for: Serious hunger (split it if you’re not sure)
LongHorn Sandwiches Menu
5. Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich
Buttermilk-battered chicken breast, fried golden, with pickles and ranch or spicy aioli on a toasted bun. Crispy, juicy, and a genuine standout — it earned its own single-dish guide for a reason.
- Typical price: ~$11–$13
- Calories: ~1,080
- Best for: Anyone who wants the best non-beef handheld on the menu
6. Steakhouse Sliders (where available)
Some locations serve a three-piece slider flight — mini versions of the steakhouse cheeseburger, popular as a shareable appetizer or a lighter meal. Availability varies by location, so ask your server.
- Typical price: ~$9–$11
- Calories: ~700–800 for the flight
- Best for: Sharers, or sampling without the full commitment
Prices at a Glance (Typical 2026 Ranges)
- Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger: ~$11–$13
- Bacon, Cheddar & Onion Burger: ~$12–$14
- Mushroom & Swiss Burger: ~$12–$14
- Double Stack Cheeseburger: ~$12–$14
- Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich: ~$11–$13
- Steakhouse Sliders: ~$9–$11 (select locations)
All burgers and sandwiches come with a side — fries, house salad, or your pick from the sides menu for a small upcharge. Prices vary by location, so check your local menu before ordering.
Calories & Nutrition Snapshot
Burgers are comfort food, not health food — but some builds are meaningfully lighter than others. Lowest to highest:
- Steakhouse Sliders flight: ~700–800 cal
- Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger: ~990 cal
- Mushroom & Swiss Burger: ~1,070 cal
- Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich: ~1,080 cal
- Bacon, Cheddar & Onion Burger: ~1,270 cal
- Double Stack Cheeseburger: ~1,340 cal
For the full breakdown across the whole menu, see our LongHorn nutrition guide.
Our Best Picks, Ranked
- Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich — the crunch-to-juice ratio is elite; rivals any fast-casual chicken sandwich on the market.
- Bacon, Cheddar & Onion Burger — the onion straws + chipotle mayo combo is what steakhouse burger dreams are made of.
- Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger — no gimmicks, just a properly grilled patty. Best value in the lineup.
- Mushroom & Swiss Burger — the underrated one; savory and satisfying if you like your flavors rich.
- Double Stack Cheeseburger — great in theory, heavy in practice. Worth it when you’re genuinely starving.
7 Tips for Ordering Burgers & Sandwiches at LongHorn
- Pick your doneness. Ask for medium — fire-grilled patties go from juicy to dry fast, and LongHorn will honor the request.
- Go during happy hour. Bar-area specials can shave a few dollars off handhelds — check our happy hour guide for current deals.
- Lunch = same burger, better price. The lunch menu often runs these at a discount — see the lunch menu guide.
- Customize the cheese. Swap to Swiss or provolone for a different flavor profile at no charge.
- Side strategy: skip fries and sub a salad or veggie side to balance the meal.
- Split the double stack. At ~1,340 calories, it’s a two-person job unless you came hungry.
- Pair it right. A cold draft beer or a cocktail elevates the whole experience.
Burgers vs. Sandwiches: Which Should You Order?
Want beef, done the steakhouse way? Get a burger — the fire-grilled patty is the star of the lineup. Want crunch? The Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich wins outright. Feeding kids? The cheeseburger (or a plain patty for picky eaters) pairs perfectly with the kids menu approach. Watching calories? Sliders or the plain cheeseburger with a veggie side is your move.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are LongHorn burgers any good?
Yes — half-pound, fire-grilled, and made to order. They’re a genuine steakhouse burger, not a fast-food afterthought, and the onion-straw and mushroom builds are legitimately memorable.
How much is a burger at LongHorn Steakhouse in 2026?
Most burgers and sandwiches run ~$11–$14, with sides included. The cheeseburger is usually the cheapest; loaded builds like the Bacon, Cheddar & Onion run a dollar or two more.
Does LongHorn have a veggie burger?
LongHorn doesn’t currently offer a dedicated plant-based burger on most menus. Check with your location — some offer a grilled vegetable sandwich or can modify a chicken dish.
Can I order burgers to go?
Absolutely — burgers and sandwiches travel well. Order online or by phone; toasting the bun holds up better than you’d expect in a to-go box.
Are burgers available at lunch?
Yes, and often at lunch pricing. The lunch menu runs smaller portions and better prices on weekdays — see our lunch menu guide for details.
Disclaimer: MenuLongHorn.com is an unofficial fan/guide site and is not affiliated with LongHorn Steakhouse. Menu items, prices, and availability vary by location and may change. Check your local restaurant for the most current information.
