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Steaks
Fire-Grilled T-Bone – Price, Nutrition & Guide (2026)
A LongHorn T-Bone Steak with estimated Fire-Grilled T-Bone Price, nutrition notes, and ordering tips for 2026—confirm final details at your local restaurant.
$29.99
1,050 cal
At a glance
Quick Facts
Key details for planning your order.
Category
Steaks
Calories
1,050 cal
Protein
72g
Preparation Style
Fire-grilled
Availability
Dinner focused
Menu guide
Fire-Grilled T-Bone Overview
Everything to know about Fire-Grilled T-Bone before you order in 2026.
Fire-Grilled T-Bone is a bone-in LongHorn T-Bone Steak that puts two textures on one plate: a strip section with a firmer chew and a tenderloin section with a softer bite. That dual-cut design is what makes LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone feel like a full steakhouse experience—especially for guests who want both strip flavor and filet-like tenderness without ordering two separate steaks.
Open-flame cooking drives the appeal. Signature seasoning meets the grill, building a savory crust while the bone helps the LongHorn Steakhouse T-Bone stay hearty and dramatic on the plate. Many diners choose medium-rare or medium so each side of the T stays juicy. This cut is popular for dinner-focused visits when appetite is high and the table wants a shareable, impressive steak.
On this unofficial 2026 guide, the estimated Fire-Grilled T-Bone Price is a planning average only. Location, season, promotions, and add-ons can change the check. Treat every price and calorie figure as an estimate, then confirm the current LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone board, allergens, and portion details locally before you order.
Nutrition facts
Fire-Grilled T-Bone Nutrition
Fire-Grilled T-Bone Nutrition estimates for 2026 help you plan calories, protein, and fat before you visit. Because a LongHorn T-Bone Steak combines strip and tenderloin on the bone, totals are often higher than a single lean cut. Butter, sauces, and side choices can raise the number further. Use the table below for planning, then verify current nutrition details with your restaurant.
| Nutrient | Amount | % Daily Value |
|---|---|---|
| Calories | 1050 | — |
| Protein | 72g | — |
| Total Carbohydrates | 2g | — |
| Total Fat | 70g | — |
What’s inside
Ingredients
Core ingredients listed for this menu item.
- T-Bone beef
- Signature steak seasoning
Dietary notes
Allergen Information
Review before ordering if you have allergies or sensitivities.
- None listed for plain steak preparation
Preparation methods can introduce cross-contact. Ask your restaurant for the latest allergen guidance.
Guest appeal
Why People Order This Item
Popular reasons diners choose Fire-Grilled T-Bone.
Strip and tenderloin textures in one LongHorn T-Bone Steak
Open-flame crust with a bold bone-in presentation
Satisfying dinner cut for bigger appetites
Complete the plate
Best Side Pairings
Best Fire-Grilled T-Bone pairings support a larger bone-in plate. A loaded baked potato or mac and cheese adds classic steakhouse comfort; fresh broccoli keeps one side lighter. Soft drinks, iced tea, or a simple bar pour can round out the meal when available. These sides are strong 2026 starting points for a LongHorn Steakhouse T-Bone dinner.
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Quick answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Fire-Grilled T-Bone.
Fire-Grilled T-Bone is a LongHorn T-Bone Steak that combines strip and tenderloin on one bone, seasoned and cooked over an open flame. Guests choose LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone when they want two textures and a larger steakhouse presentation.
This guide lists an estimated Fire-Grilled T-Bone Price around $29.99 for planning in 2026. Actual pricing varies by location, promotions, and how the plate is built, so confirm the current price at your local LongHorn Steakhouse.
Portion size can vary by restaurant and menu format. A LongHorn Steakhouse T-Bone is generally sized as a hearty dinner entrée and can work for sharing. Ask your server about today’s ounce size if you are comparing steaks or splitting the plate.
Our Fire-Grilled T-Bone Nutrition estimate is about 1,050 calories for a typical plain fire-grilled preparation, with roughly 72g of protein and about 70g of fat. Add-ons and sides can change the total—check local nutrition information when precision matters.
Ribeye focuses on marbling and a uniformly rich boneless (or bone-in Outlaw) ribeye experience. Fire-Grilled T-Bone splits the plate between strip chew and tenderloin softness on a T-shaped bone. Choose ribeye for maximum marbled richness; choose the T-Bone for two textures in one cut.
New York Strip is a boneless strip steak with a firm, classic chew. LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone includes a strip section plus tenderloin on the bone, so the overall plate is larger and more varied in texture than a single New York Strip entrée.
Medium-rare to medium is a common preference so both the strip and tenderloin sides stay juicy. Because the cut has two muscles, ask your server for guidance if you want one side closer to a preferred doneness. Tell them your target when you order LongHorn T-Bone Steak.
Availability can vary by location. Fire-Grilled T-Bone is often treated as a dinner-focused entrée because of size and richness. Confirm lunch hours and whether this LongHorn Steakhouse T-Bone is on the midday board before you visit.
Yes. Many guests split a LongHorn Fire-Grilled T-Bone and order two sides so each person gets strip, tenderloin, and a balanced plate. It is a practical share option when the table wants one impressive steak instead of two smaller cuts.
No. This is an unofficial 2026 planning guide for Fire-Grilled T-Bone Price, nutrition estimates, sides, and ordering tips. It is not affiliated with LongHorn Steakhouse. Confirm prices, allergens, and nutrition with your local restaurant before you dine.
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Next steps
Plan the Rest of Your Visit
Use Fire-Grilled T-Bone as your steak pick, then compare related cuts and menus for 2026.
If Fire-Grilled T-Bone is your LongHorn T-Bone Steak pick for 2026, keep planning with the Dinner Menu for evening steaks and fuller plates, or browse the Full Menu to compare sides and related cuts. Review Fire-Grilled T-Bone Nutrition estimates on the Nutrition hub before you lock in doneness and add-ons.
Want more marbling in a single muscle? Compare Ribeye or bone-in Outlaw Ribeye. Prefer a boneless strip focus? Open New York Strip. Looking only for tenderloin softness? Choose Flo's Filet. Fire-Grilled T-Bone Price, portion size, and availability can vary by restaurant, so confirm the current LongHorn Steakhouse T-Bone details locally and enjoy a two-texture plate that fits your appetite and schedule.
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