LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices (2026)

The LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices is the heart of this site. Estimated prices help you compare a leaner sirloin with a richer ribeye, or weigh a lunch plate against a fuller dinner entrée. Think of pricing as a range for budgeting—not a quote from your local restaurant.

When two dishes look similar, price context sits alongside calories and short descriptions so you can decide what “value” means for your table. Open any item page for a closer look, then confirm the current price where you plan to dine. Taxes, limited-time offers, and regional menus are the usual reasons totals differ.

LongHorn Nutrition pages and item macros are here for guests who want more than a flavor description. Calories help you understand plate size. Protein, carbohydrates, and fat help you compare a grilled steak, a salad build, or a chicken entrée against the rest of your day.

Some diners look for lighter cuts; others want a higher-protein plate and are less concerned about total calories. Either way, readable nutrition notes make comparison faster. Pair the nutrition preview on this homepage with the full nutrition guide when you’re ready to dig deeper—and remember that preparation and location can still change the numbers you see in person.

The LongHorn Lunch Menu is useful when you want midday pacing: familiar flavors, clearer portion expectations, and options that fit a shorter visit. Lunch-friendly steaks, chicken, burgers, salads, and combos are common starting points. The Lunch Menu page expands what you see in the homepage preview.

The LongHorn Dinner Menu leans into evening favorites—fire-grilled steaks, seafood, chicken entrées, and classic sides. If you’re feeding a group or settling in for a slower meal, dinner is usually where larger plates and signature cuts make the most sense. Continue to the Dinner Menu page after you shortlist a few cards here.

Across both dayparts, our LongHorn Menu With Pictures approach helps you recognize dishes quickly. Photos are illustrative; plating at your restaurant may differ, but visual context still makes browsing easier than names alone.

LongHorn Specials and limited-time plates can rotate through the year. Starters, desserts, and seasonal entrées sometimes appear for a few weeks, then give way to the next round. Use seasonal notes on this site as a heads-up, not a guarantee that every location will carry the same item on the same day.

If you’re visiting for a specific special, confirm availability locally. That quick check saves disappointment and still lets you keep a backup pick from the core menu categories.

LongHorn Locations are not identical in pricing or promotions. State and city differences, local taxes, and restaurant-level menus all shape what you pay and what you can order. Our locations guidance is meant to bridge menu research and a real visit—so you arrive with a shortlist and a realistic budget.

After you browse categories here, open the locations page for planning context, then verify hours and current offerings with the restaurant itself.

A simple path works for most visitors. Begin with menu categories to narrow the field. Open featured or popular items when you want guest-favorite shortcuts. Compare lunch and dinner if timing or portion size matters. Check nutrition when macros influence the choice. Finish with locations and guides when you’re ready to turn a shortlist into a plan.

You can also use search to jump toward steaks, sides, calories, or desserts. Item pages pull together estimated price, calorie notes, and related links so you don’t have to rebuild context from scratch. Restaurant guides add practical tips—happy hour questions, rewards overviews, and similar planning topics—without turning this site into an ordering app.

When you’re ready for the next step, explore the complete menu, open the steaks hub, skim restaurant guides, or check holiday hours before a busy weekend. The more clearly you browse here, the easier it is to order with confidence at the table—knowing final prices and availability still belong to your local LongHorn Steakhouse.