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How We Verify LongHorn Dinner Prices & Calories

  • Official menu cross-check — dinner items and availability confirmed against LongHorn’s official website and mobile menu where possible.
  • Delivery app comparison — dinner prices compared against DoorDash and Uber Eats listings across multiple U.S. regions.
  • Nutrition data cross-reference — calorie figures checked against LongHorn’s published nutrition information.
  • Monthly review cycle — this page is reviewed at least once a month, even when prices haven’t changed, to confirm accuracy.

Note: Dinner prices, combo availability, and specials can vary by location and season. Figures on this page reflect national averages intended as a planning guide — confirm with your local LongHorn Steakhouse before ordering.

LongHorn Dinner Menu with Prices & Calories

Tap a category to see prices, calories, and best picks for that part of the dinner menu.

LongHorn Steakhouse Dinner Prices: Legendary Steaks

Each steak offers a different balance of tenderness, flavor, size, and price.

ItemPriceCaloriesBest For
Flo’s Filet 6 oz$21.49330 CalTender premium cut
Flo’s Filet 9 oz$27.29450 CalLarger filet option
Outlaw Ribeye 20 oz$27.291250 CalMaximum flavor
The LongHorn Porterhouse 22 oz$29.791280 CalBiggest steak option
Renegade Sirloin 6 oz$13.29320 CalBudget steak dinner
Renegade Sirloin 8 oz$16.29390 CalValue choice
Ribeye 12 oz$21.79810 CalJuicy classic steak
New York Strip 12 oz$21.79630 CalTraditional steakhouse cut
Fire-Grilled T-Bone 18 oz$25.791130 CalBone-in steak fans

Renegade Sirloin is usually the easiest recommendation for first-time visitors — a classic LongHorn steak experience at a lower price point.

LongHorn Dinner Combos & Steak Additions

For guests who want a steakhouse meal with extra protein or a flavor upgrade.

Combo / AdditionPriceCaloriesBest For
Renegade Sirloin with Redrock Grilled ShrimpStarting at $18Varies by sideSurf & turf value
Flo’s Filet with Lobster TailStarting at $29VariesPremium dinner
Parmesan Cheese Crust Add-onExtra charge390 CalFlavor upgrade
Grilled Mushrooms Add-onExtra charge150 CalSteak topping

Beyond Steak: Chicken, Seafood & Other Dinner Options

For guests who want the LongHorn experience without ordering steak.

ItemCategoryPriceCaloriesBest For
Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders (6 ct)Chicken$12.79420 CalClassic comfort meal
Parmesan Crusted Chicken 9 ozChicken$13.79650 CalCustomer favorite
LongHorn Salmon 7 ozSeafood$17.79300 CalLighter protein
Redrock Grilled ShrimpSeafood$15.29160 CalSeafood lovers
Baby Back Ribs Half RackRibs$15.79820 CalBBQ option

LongHorn Steakhouse Epic Beginnings (Dinner Appetizers)

Designed for sharing before a steak dinner — bold flavors, crispy textures, steakhouse-style portions.

ItemCategoryPriceCaloriesBest For
Seasoned Steakhouse WingsAppetizerStarting at $10.29460 CalSharing
Wild West ShrimpSeafood StarterStarting at $10.49970 CalSignature appetizer
Spicy Chicken BitesChicken$5.99740 CalBudget starter
Texas TonionAppetizerStarting at $8.491180 CalCrispy snack
White Cheddar Stuffed MushroomsAppetizerStarting at $8.99730 CalCheese lovers
Firecracker Chicken WrapsAppetizerStarting at $9.49720 CalSpicy option

LongHorn Steakhouse Sides, Salads & Soups

Classic steakhouse sides or signature upgrades — the easiest way to customize a steak dinner.

ItemCategoryPriceCalories
Idaho Baked PotatoSideStarting at $3290 Cal
Sweet PotatoSideStarting at $3240 Cal
Mashed PotatoesSideStarting at $3340 Cal
Seasoned French FriesSideStarting at $3440 Cal
Seasoned Rice PilafSideStarting at $3230 Cal
Fresh Steamed BroccoliSideStarting at $390 Cal
Steakhouse Mac & CheeseSignature SideStarting at $5610 Cal
Crispy Brussels SproutsSignature SideStarting at $5310 Cal
Fresh Steamed AsparagusSignature SideStarting at $5130 Cal

LongHorn Steakhouse Desserts Menu

Rich, shareable options made to finish a steakhouse meal.

DessertPriceCaloriesBest For
Chocolate StampedeStarting at $102460 CalSharing
Strawberries & Cream ShortcakeStarting at $9640 CalFruit dessert fans
Molten Lava CakeStarting at $91150 CalChocolate lovers
Caramel Apple GoldrushStarting at $91640 CalSweet comfort dessert

Cheapest vs Most Expensive LongHorn Dinner Items

The best option is not always the most expensive — smaller cuts often provide stronger price-to-portion value.

ItemCategoryPriceBest For
Spicy Chicken BitesAppetizerAround $6Cheapest starter
Renegade Sirloin 6 ozSteakAround $13Budget steak dinner
Parmesan Crusted ChickenChickenAround $14Non-steak value
Ribeye 12 ozSteakAround $22Premium flavor
Outlaw Ribeye 20 ozSteakAround $27Large steak portion
The LongHorn 22 ozSteakAround $30Biggest premium meal
Why This Matters

The jump from Renegade Sirloin to Outlaw Ribeye is roughly $14 — enough to turn a $13 dinner into a $27 one before sides are even added. If you’re building a budget around dinner for two, deciding on the steak cut first matters more than any other single choice on this menu.

Why This Matters

Combos and add-ons are priced on top of the base steak, not as a fixed package — a Renegade Sirloin with shrimp costs less than ordering Flo’s Filet with lobster, even though both are “surf and turf.” If lobster is the goal, pairing it with a smaller steak keeps the bill closer to a mid-range dinner than a premium one.

Why This Matters

Non-steak dinners aren’t automatically cheaper — Parmesan Crusted Chicken and LongHorn Salmon both land close to Renegade Sirloin in price. Choose this section for variety or lighter calories, not because it’s guaranteed to save money over steak.

Why This Matters

Skipping an appetizer at dinner saves more than skipping dessert — most starters here run $8–$10.50, noticeably higher than most desserts. If two people are sharing one starter and one dessert, the starter is usually the bigger line item on the check.

Why This Matters

Many dinner steaks already include a side, so double-check before adding a second one — upgrading to a signature side like Mac & Cheese only makes sense if your entrée doesn’t already come with a comparable option.

Why This Matters

Chocolate Stampede is priced for one order but sized for the whole table — at 2,460 calories, it’s built to be split three or four ways rather than finished solo. Ordering one for the table is both the better value and the more realistic portion.

Why This Matters

The spread between the cheapest starter and the biggest steak is close to $24 — before sides, drinks, or dessert are added. Knowing that range upfront makes it easier to set a per-person dinner budget instead of realizing it at the register.

More LongHorn Dinner Guides

Dinner Specials

Does LongHorn have specials tonight? See current LongHorn dinner specials prices, daily deals, and meal savings before you order.

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Happy Hour

Does LongHorn have happy hour? See LongHorn happy hour times, the bar menu, drink menu, and alcohol menu with current pricing.

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See the Complete LongHorn Steakhouse Menu

Dinner is just one part of the LongHorn Steakhouse experience. Head back to our complete LongHorn Steakhouse menu for full pricing on lunch, appetizers, seafood, sides, drinks, and desserts — everything you need to plan your entire visit in one place.

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FAQs About LongHorn Steakhouse Dinner Menu

LongHorn dinner hours depend on the restaurant location. Most locations serve dinner during afternoon and evening operating hours, so checking your nearest restaurant is the best way to confirm current dinner availability.

Steak options like Outlaw Ribeye, Flo’s Filet, Renegade Sirloin, and Ribeye are among the most recognized LongHorn dinner choices. Many guests select based on preferred size, tenderness, and flavor.

Yes, LongHorn often features specials, limited-time menu items, and value options. Availability changes by location and season — see our Dinner Specials guide for what’s currently being offered.

Renegade Sirloin is usually considered one of the strongest value choices because it provides a classic steakhouse experience at a lower price compared with larger premium cuts.

Many LongHorn dinner entrées include a side choice, while guests can upgrade or add premium sides depending on their preference and location menu options.

No. LongHorn dinner prices may vary slightly by state, city, and restaurant location because of ingredient costs, taxes, and regional differences.

LongHorn periodically runs value combo promotions similar to a 2-for-$25 format, though exact pricing and availability change by season and location. Check our Dinner Specials guide for the current promotion, if one is active.

Many LongHorn locations offer a happy hour with discounted drinks and appetizers, though availability and timing vary by restaurant. See our Happy Hour guide for menu items and typical times.

LongHorn’s bar menu includes beer, wine, and cocktails alongside non-alcoholic options like lemonades and iced tea. For full pricing and happy hour drink specials, see our Happy Hour guide.

A shared appetizer, two mid-range steaks like Renegade Sirloin or Ribeye, and one dessert to split is a common dinner-for-two combination that balances variety with cost. Checking current specials first can lower the total further.

Many guests prefer a printable version to save or compare before visiting. This guide covers the same dinner categories and pricing in a browsable format, updated alongside any menu changes.

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