Longhorn Steakhouse Steaks
Every Cut, Price & Calorie Count
Explore every LongHorn steak cut, price, calorie count, and best option before your next steakhouse visit.
How We Verify LongHorn Steak Prices & Calories
- Delivery app cross-check — steak 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, which stays consistent across locations.
- In-restaurant verification — select cuts confirmed through recent visits and receipts rather than a single third-party source.
- Monthly review cycle — this page is reviewed at least once a month, even when prices haven’t changed, to confirm accuracy.
Note: Steak prices can vary by location, size availability, and regional beef costs. Figures on this page are national averages intended as a planning guide — confirm with your local LongHorn Steakhouse before ordering.
LongHorn Legendary Steaks Menu With Prices and Calories
Each steak is fire-grilled and served with LongHorn’s signature seasoning, with cuts designed around tenderness, flavor, portion size, and value.
| Steak Item | Size | Price | Calories | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flo’s Filet | 6 oz | $21.49 | 330 cal | Tender premium choice |
| Flo’s Filet | 9 oz | $27.29 | 450 cal | Larger filet option |
| Outlaw Ribeye | 20 oz | $27.29 | 1250 cal | Maximum flavor |
| The LongHorn Porterhouse | 22 oz | $29.79 | 1280 cal | Biggest steak |
| Chop Steak | 10 oz | $10.99 | 640 cal | Budget meal |
| Renegade Sirloin | 6 oz | $13.29 | 320 cal | Best value |
| Renegade Sirloin | 8 oz | $16.29 | 390 cal | Lean steak option |
| Ribeye | 12 oz | $21.79 | 810 cal | Juicy classic steak |
| New York Strip | 12 oz | $21.79 | 630 cal | Steakhouse favorite |
| Fire-Grilled T-Bone | 18 oz | $25.79 | 1130 cal | Bone-in steak lovers |
Explore Every LongHorn Steak Cut in Detail
Deep dives into price, calories, and portion size for each Legendary Steak on the menu.
LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye
Full price, calories, and honest review of the signature ribeye.
Read the Review
LongHorn Flo’s Filet
What to expect from LongHorn’s most tender premium cut.
See Filet Sizes
LongHorn Renegade Sirloin
Price, size, and nutrition for the best-value steak on the menu.
See Sirloin Details
LongHorn Ribeye Menu
Every ribeye option compared side by side, with full pricing.
Compare Ribeyes
LongHorn Prime Rib
Is prime rib on the menu? Availability and pricing explained.
Check Availability
Best Steak at LongHorn — Ranked
Every steak ranked by value, flavor, and portion size.
See the RankingPrices shown are national averages, cross-checked monthly — see individual guides for full verification details.
More LongHorn Steak Guides
Outlaw Ribeye
How much is the Outlaw Ribeye at LongHorn? See the full outlaw ribeye price, outlaw ribeye calories, and what makes this 20 oz cut the biggest flavor on the menu.
Outlaw Ribeye GuideFlo’s Filet
How much is Flo’s Filet? This guide breaks down the Flo’s Filet price and calories for both sizes, and how it compares to traditional filet mignon.
Flo’s Filet GuideRenegade Sirloin
The Renegade Sirloin LongHorn price and calories, broken down by size, plus why this cut remains the go-to budget-friendly steak on the menu.
Renegade Sirloin GuideRibeye Menu
Every LongHorn ribeye price and ribeye calories in one place — see how the classic ribeye steak compares to LongHorn’s other signature cuts.
Ribeye Menu GuidePrime Rib
Does LongHorn have prime rib? See current LongHorn prime rib price and availability, plus the best year-round cuts to order instead.
Prime Rib GuideBest Steak at LongHorn
What is the best steak at LongHorn Steakhouse? See the most popular LongHorn steak ranked by value and taste, plus menu items worth skipping.
See the RankingCraving More Than Just Steaks?
See the Complete LongHorn Steakhouse Menu
Steaks are just one part of the LongHorn Steakhouse experience. Head back to our complete LongHorn Steakhouse menu for full pricing on appetizers, chicken, seafood, sides, drinks, and desserts — everything you need to plan your entire visit in one place.
Explore the Full Menu
What Steaks Are on the LongHorn Steakhouse Steaks Menu?
The LongHorn Steakhouse steaks menu includes signature cuts like Outlaw Ribeye, Flo’s Filet, Renegade Sirloin, Ribeye, New York Strip, Fire-Grilled T-Bone, Chop Steak, and The LongHorn Porterhouse. Customers can also customize steaks with additions like Parmesan crust, grilled mushrooms, shrimp, and lobster — see our Steak Additions section below for the full breakdown.
Complete LongHorn Steakhouse Steak Cuts Explained
LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye
This 20 oz bone-in ribeye is known for rich marbling, bold flavor, and a juicy steakhouse-style experience — a top choice for guests who want a large premium steak.
- Strong beef flavor
- Large portions
- Ribeye lovers
LongHorn Flo’s Filet
Designed for guests who prefer tenderness over size, this center-cut filet has a softer texture and a more premium steakhouse feel. Available in 6 oz and 9 oz.
- Tender steak fans
- Special dinners
- Lower calorie premium option
Renegade Sirloin LongHorn
One of the best choices for value — a lean USDA Choice steak experience without the higher price of premium cuts. Available in 6 oz and 8 oz.
- Budget-friendly ordering
- First-time visitors
- Lean steak preference
LongHorn Ribeye Menu
Focused on juicy texture and traditional steakhouse flavor — the 12 oz Ribeye has more marbling than sirloin, giving it a richer taste and softer bite.
- Classic steak lovers
- Balanced portion size
- Rich flavor
LongHorn Porterhouse Steak
Also called The LongHorn, this 22 oz steak combines a strip steak section and a tender filet section — made for guests who want both size and variety in one steak.
LongHorn New York Strip
A classic steakhouse cut with a firmer texture and bold grilled flavor — a good middle option between the tenderness of filet and the richness of ribeye.
LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone
Combines two steak experiences in one cut: filet-style tenderness and strip steak flavor — ideal for guests who enjoy traditional bone-in cuts.
LongHorn Chop Steak
A budget-friendly option made with seasoned chopped steak, mushrooms, onions, and savory sauce — a good choice for guests wanting steakhouse flavor at a lower price.
Latest LongHorn Steak Menu Updates for 2026
LongHorn continues focusing on its Legendary Steaks lineup, premium steak upgrades, and steakhouse-style combinations.
- Bigger signature cuts
- Steak and seafood combinations
- Custom toppings
- Protein-focused meals
- Premium add-ons like Parmesan crust
Cheapest vs Most Expensive LongHorn Steak Items
| Steak | Category | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chop Steak | Budget | $10.99 | Lowest price |
| Renegade Sirloin | Classic | $13.29+ | Best value |
| Ribeye | Premium | $21.79 | Flavor balance |
| Outlaw Ribeye | Signature | $27.29 | Large portion |
| Porterhouse | Premium | $29.79 | Biggest meal |
LongHorn Grill Master Combos
Designed for guests who want steak paired with another premium protein, mixing signature steaks with seafood favorites.
| Combo | Includes | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Renegade Sirloin with Redrock Grilled Shrimp | Sirloin + grilled shrimp | Surf and turf value |
| Flo’s Filet with Lobster Tail | Filet + lobster | Premium dinner choice |
Best LongHorn Steak by Customer Preference
| Preference | Best Steak Choice | Why Choose It |
|---|---|---|
| Most Tender | Flo’s Filet | Soft center-cut texture |
| Biggest Portion | The LongHorn Porterhouse | 22 oz steak |
| Most Flavor | Outlaw Ribeye | Bone-in marbled cut |
| Best Budget Pick | Renegade Sirloin | Lower price, good portion |
| Classic Choice | New York Strip | Traditional steakhouse taste |
| Balanced Option | Ribeye | Juicy and flavorful |
First Time Visitor Guide: What Steak Should You Order?
For a first visit to LongHorn Steakhouse, the safest choice depends on your taste preference.
Renegade Sirloin
A simple, affordable steak that represents the LongHorn grilling style without a premium price.
Ribeye
A great middle option if you want more tenderness and stronger flavor.
Flo’s Filet
Choose this if you prefer a softer steak and smaller portion.
Outlaw Ribeye
Pick this when you want the full LongHorn signature steak experience.
LongHorn Steak Cooking Options
LongHorn allows guests to choose their preferred steak temperature.
| Temperature | Description |
|---|---|
| Rare | Cool red center |
| Medium Rare | Warm red center with slight pink |
| Medium | Warm pink center |
| Medium Well | Slight pink remaining |
| Well Done | Fully cooked |
Many steak fans prefer medium rare or medium because these temperatures usually keep more natural tenderness.
Ordering Tips for LongHorn Steakhouse Steaks
Add toppings carefully
Premium additions like Parmesan crust, shrimp, and lobster can completely change the meal experience.
Compare size before ordering
A bigger steak is not always the better choice — some smaller cuts like Flo’s Filet focus on quality and tenderness.
Check local pricing
LongHorn Steakhouse menu prices can vary depending on restaurant location and regional updates.
Consider takeout timing
Steaks are best enjoyed fresh, but choosing the right cooking temperature can help maintain quality during takeout orders.
LongHorn Steakhouse vs Other Steakhouse Chains
| Feature | LongHorn Steakhouse | Competitors | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steak Variety | Large selection of cuts | Varies by brand | LongHorn |
| Signature Seasoning | Strong focus | Depends on chain | LongHorn |
| Budget Steak Options | Available | Available | Tie |
| Large Premium Cuts | Porterhouse, Ribeye | Available | Tie |
Compared with many casual steakhouse brands, LongHorn focuses heavily on fire-grilled flavor and recognizable steak cuts.
FAQs About LongHorn Steakhouse Steaks Menu
What is the most popular steak at LongHorn Steakhouse?
The Outlaw Ribeye is one of LongHorn Steakhouse’s most recognized steaks because of its large 20 oz size, bone-in cut, and rich marbling.
What is the cheapest steak at LongHorn?
The Renegade Sirloin is usually one of the cheapest traditional steak cuts, offering a balance of affordable pricing, lean beef, and good portion size.
What is the biggest steak at LongHorn Steakhouse?
The LongHorn Porterhouse is usually the biggest steak option, combining a strip steak and filet section in one 22 oz cut.
Which LongHorn steak has the lowest calories?
Flo’s Filet and Renegade Sirloin are among the lower-calorie steak choices compared with larger steaks like Outlaw Ribeye or Porterhouse.
Does LongHorn have Parmesan Crusted Steak?
Yes. LongHorn offers Parmesan Cheese Crust as a steak addition, letting guests add this creamy garlic cheese topping to different steak cuts.
Is LongHorn Ribeye better than Renegade Sirloin?
Ribeye is better for guests who want more marbling, tenderness, and flavor. Renegade Sirloin is better for a leaner steak with stronger value.
Does LongHorn still have prime rib?
Availability may vary by location and menu updates — see our Prime Rib guide for the latest details.
Conclusion
The LongHorn Steakhouse steaks menu offers options for almost every type of steak lover, from affordable sirloin cuts to premium selections like Outlaw Ribeye, Flo’s Filet, and Porterhouse. Whether you want the biggest portion, lowest calories, strongest flavor, or best value, LongHorn’s Legendary Steaks lineup gives several choices based on your preference and budget.
Final Verdict
LongHorn Steakhouse steaks are best for guests who enjoy classic fire-grilled flavors, customizable toppings, and multiple steak sizes.
- Outlaw Ribeye for maximum flavor
- Flo’s Filet for tenderness
- Renegade Sirloin for value
- Porterhouse for the biggest meal
Skip larger premium cuts if you prefer lighter meals or lower-calorie options.
