LongHorn Steakhouse
Everything about LongHorn in one place: current menu prices, lunch, sides, specials, gluten-sensitive choices and the kids menu, plus hours, ordering and brand facts.

LongHorn Steakhouse is a casual dining steakhouse chain owned by Darden Restaurants. In 2026, steaks cost $16.49–$37.29, lunch plates $9.49–$11.99 and kids meals $6.99–$10.99, based on our checks in Atlanta, Orlando and Columbus.
The brand says its signature Flo’s Filet has been on the menu since it opened in 1981. Use the guides below for prices, lunch, sides, specials, gluten-sensitive choices and the kids menu.
Explore Our Guides
Every item on the menu, with prices from three cities.
Read the guide →Official offers, the eClub appetizer and happy hour facts.
Read the guide →Lunch plates, steaks and salads, plus lunch vs dinner savings.
Read the guide →Classic and premium sides, salads, soups and upgrades.
Read the guide →All 23 items marked gluten sensitive, with allergen tips.
Read the guide →Five kids meals for children under 12, with calories.
Read the guide →Prices at a Glance
Here is what each part of the menu costs at our three test restaurants in Atlanta, Orlando and Columbus. Each restaurant sets its own prices. Orlando was the most expensive of the three, while sides, soups, lunch plates and kids meals cost the same everywhere.
Prices by Category
| Legendary steaks (8 cuts)6 oz sirloin to 22 oz Porterhouse | $16.49–$37.29 |
| Grill Master CombosSteak, salmon or chicken with shrimp, lobster or ribs | $24.29–$42.48 |
| AppetizersEight starters | $8.29–$13.99 |
| Chicken, seafood & moreChicken, salmon, shrimp, ribs and pork chops | $15.49–$27.79 |
| Entrée saladsFour dinner salads | $15.49–$18.99 |
| SidesClassic $3.49, premium $5.99 | $3.49–$5.99 |
| Soups (bowl)Same price in all 3 cities | $6.49 |
| Lunch platesMonday to Saturday, 11am to 3pm | $9.49–$11.99 |
| DessertsIncluding the Chocolate Stampede | $9.79–$11.99 |
| Kids meals (under 12)Each with a side | $6.99–$10.99 |
For every size and item, see the full menu prices guide.
About the Brand
LongHorn is part of Darden Restaurants, the same company that owns Olive Garden, The Capital Grille, Yard House, Seasons 52, Eddie V’s and Bahama Breeze. Its official FAQ points stock questions to Darden.
The chain’s motto is “Steak Done Right.” On its nutrition page, the brand says it starts with fresh, never frozen, steak. Its oldest signature item, Flo’s Filet, has been served since the first restaurant opened in 1981.
Hours, Waitlist & Gift Cards
According to the official FAQ, restaurants are open seven days a week. Lunch starts at 11am and dinner at 3pm. Most close at 10pm Sunday to Thursday and 11pm on Friday and Saturday, but closing times vary by region. Restaurants close on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
- No reservations: use the Call-Ahead waitlist instead, or join the waitlist online.
- To go: you can order online for pickup, and most restaurants we checked offer curbside pickup.
- Gift cards: they never expire and work at any Darden restaurant, including Olive Garden.
Deals & Rewards
The official website does not list a discount deal or a happy hour right now. The main offer is the eClub: sign up and get a free appetizer with one adult entrée. The official FAQ also points to Facebook, mailers and the Sunday paper for coupons. Lunch prices are the best everyday value. See our specials and happy hour guide for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns LongHorn Steakhouse?
LongHorn is owned by Darden Restaurants, which also owns Olive Garden, The Capital Grille, Yard House, Seasons 52, Eddie V’s and Bahama Breeze.
How much does a steak cost at LongHorn Steakhouse?
Steaks cost $16.49–$37.29 in 2026, based on our checks in Atlanta, Orlando and Columbus.
What are LongHorn Steakhouse hours?
Restaurants are open seven days a week, from 11am. Most close at 10pm Sunday to Thursday and 11pm on Friday and Saturday, but hours vary by location.
Does LongHorn Steakhouse take reservations?
No. LongHorn uses a Call-Ahead waitlist instead of reservations.
Can I use a LongHorn gift card at Olive Garden?
Yes. LongHorn gift cards work at any Darden restaurant, including Olive Garden, and they do not expire.
Our Methodology
These LongHorn Steakhouse prices were checked on 19 Oct 2026 on LongHorn Steakhouse’s official online ordering menu at longhornsteakhouse.com/menu, at three restaurants: Atlanta (Toco Hills, 2892 North Druid Hills Rd, Atlanta, GA 30329, restaurant #5562), Orlando (Fashion Square Mall, 3101 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803, restaurant #5584) and Columbus (Graceland Shopping Center, 5091 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214, restaurant #5676). We recorded every item on the online menu at all three restaurants. The price column shows the lowest-to-highest price across the three, and the note under each item shows the exact price in each city. The online menu lists each restaurant’s price for the first size only. Larger sizes show one price on the official item page for every location, and that price matched Atlanta, so larger sizes are labeled as Atlanta prices. Calories come from the official item pages on longhornsteakhouse.com. Brand facts, hours and gift card details come from the official FAQ and nutrition pages on longhornsteakhouse.com.
We never estimate, average or invent a price. Where a price or calorie count is not listed online, we say so. Each restaurant sets its own prices, so check your local LongHorn on the official site before you go.
