LongHorn Steakhouse’s lamb chops are the rare non-beef item that earns a cult following. Offered as Grilled Lamb Chops — “back by popular demand” on the menu — plus a TikTok-famous Parmesan Crusted version, the plate comes in around $21.99 depending on your location. This guide covers the current price, calories, what’s on the plate, and how the two versions compare. For the full menu around it, see LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices (2026).
How Much Are Lamb Chops at LongHorn?
| Item | Typical 2026 Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Grilled Lamb Chops | ~$21.99 | ~980 |
| Parmesan Crusted Lamb Chops | ~$25.99–$27.99* | ~980 + ~390 crust |
*The Parmesan Crusted version is a seasonal/viral offering; diners report roughly $25–$28 total depending on market, often built from the grilled plate plus the ~$1.49–$2 Parmesan cheese crust add-on. Prices vary by location — your local menu is the final word.
For context, the Grilled Lamb Chops have held roughly the same menu price for years — they were listed at a $21.99 suggested price back in their original limited-time run — which makes them one of the most price-stable items on the menu. At most chain steakhouses, a lamb chop entrée runs $25+, so LongHorn remains on the affordable end.
What’s on the Plate
The standard Grilled Lamb Chops plate includes:
- Five bone-in lamb chops — fire-grilled on the bone
- Roasted tomato garlic-herb sauce — spooned over the chops (on the side with the Parmesan Crusted version)
- Garlic mashed potatoes — the bed the chops rest on
- Wilted spinach — the second side, included
Guests who’ve reviewed the dish describe the chops as juicy with a nice char from the grill, cooked medium-rare by default — which is how lamb should be served. If you want them cooked more, say so when ordering; lamb cooks fast on the grill.
Grilled vs Parmesan Crusted: Which to Order?
There are effectively two ways to get lamb chops at LongHorn:
| Grilled | Parmesan Crusted | |
|---|---|---|
| Style | Fire-grilled, tomato garlic-herb sauce on top | Grilled, then finished with a parmesan-provolone-ranch-herb cheese crust; tomato sauce on the side |
| Calories | ~980 | ~1,370 (with crust) |
| Best for | Lamb purists who want char and simplicity | Cheese lovers chasing the viral TikTok plate |
The Parmesan Crusted version went viral on TikTok, and reviewers say the hype holds up — the crust crisps up, locks in moisture, and delivers the same golden cheese pull that made LongHorn’s Parmesan Crusted Chicken famous. Our full rundown of the chicken version is at LongHorn Parmesan Crusted Menu.
Nutrition Facts
Per the current menu and published nutrition data, the Grilled Lamb Chops (with mashed potatoes and spinach) run about:
| Nutrient | Amount (per serving) |
|---|---|
| Calories | ~980 |
| Fat | ~62–79g |
| Sodium | ~1,420mg |
| Carbohydrates | ~41–42g |
| Protein | ~51–63g |
Nutrition figures differ slightly between menu PDFs and third-party databases — the current menu lists ~980 calories. Add roughly 390 calories for the Parmesan cheese crust. Check LongHorn’s official nutrition PDF for the full panel.
Are They on the Menu Year-Round?
Here’s the catch: the menu describes the Grilled Lamb Chops as “Back by popular demand… While available.” Historically, lamb chops have rotated in as a limited-time seasonal offering — they return, sell out their run, and disappear for a while. That said, they’ve been appearing consistently through 2025–2026, and many locations have them on the regular dinner menu right now. Call your local LongHorn or check the online menu before you go — availability varies by location and season.
How to Order Lamb Chops Like a Regular
- Ask for medium-rare. That’s the default and the sweet spot — lamb turns gray and chewy past medium.
- Try the Parmesan crust add-on if your location offers it (~$1.49–$2 upcharge) — it transforms the dish for minimal extra cost.
- Go at lunch prices when possible. Some locations price select entrées lower at lunch — check the LongHorn lunch menu before your visit.
- Pair with a bold red. The gaminess of lamb loves tannins — a cabernet or malbec from the bar works well.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does LongHorn have lamb chops in 2026?
Yes — Grilled Lamb Chops are on the menu at ~$21.99, described as “back by popular demand,” though the menu notes “while available.” Some locations treat them as a seasonal limited-time item, so confirm with your local restaurant.
How much are lamb chops at LongHorn?
About $21.99 for the Grilled Lamb Chops plate (5 bone-in chops with mashed potatoes and spinach). The Parmesan Crusted version runs roughly $25–$28 depending on market. Prices vary by location.
How many calories are in LongHorn’s lamb chops?
The current menu lists ~980 calories for the Grilled Lamb Chops entrée. Add about 390 calories if you get the Parmesan cheese crust.
Are the lamb chops good?
They’re one of the most positively reviewed non-steak items on the menu — diners consistently praise the char, juiciness, and value versus dedicated steakhouses. The Parmesan Crusted version went viral on TikTok and reviewers say it lives up to the hype.
What’s the difference between grilled and Parmesan crusted lamb chops?
The grilled version is fire-grilled with roasted tomato garlic-herb sauce on top. The Parmesan Crusted version gets the same grilled chops finished with a parmesan-provolone-ranch-herb cheese crust, with the tomato sauce served on the side.
How many chops do you get?
Five bone-in chops per plate, served over garlic mashed potatoes with wilted spinach.
Are LongHorn lamb chops available for lunch?
The lamb chops are a dinner-menu item; they don’t appear on the standard lunch menu. Check your location’s menu for any lunch-price availability.
What sauce comes with the lamb chops?
A roasted tomato garlic-herb sauce — spooned over the grilled version, served on the side with the Parmesan Crusted version.
The Bottom Line
LongHorn’s Grilled Lamb Chops at ~$21.99 are one of the best value non-steak plays on the menu — five juicy bone-in chops, real sides, and a price that dedicated steakhouses can’t touch. The only catch is availability: they’re billed as “while available,” so check your local menu first. Cheese lovers should spring for the Parmesan Crusted version. Related: LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices (2026) · How Much Is Flo’s Filet at LongHorn? · LongHorn Parmesan Crusted Menu
