Prices vary by location, so treat everything below as a triangulated range, not a promise. For the full item-by-item menu, see our LongHorn Steakhouse menu with prices (2026).
What does a steak dinner at LongHorn include?
Every table gets free honey-wheat bread, which is a nice head start. But the steak entrée price you see on the menu is mostly just the steak itself — salads, extra sides, appetizers, desserts, and drinks are priced separately. That’s the number-one thing first-timers get wrong when budgeting.
So when someone asks “how much is a steak dinner,” the honest answer has two parts: the steak price, plus whatever you stack on top of it.
Steak dinner prices by cut (2026 ranges)
Here’s what each signature steak runs before tax and tip, based on 2026 menu data across multiple locations:
Renegade Sirloin (6 oz) — $12.29–$17.99. The budget king. A full dinner lands around $15–$20.
Flo’s Filet (6 oz / 9 oz) — $20.79–$27.79. The lean, tender pick; dinner typically $28–$38 with a side and drink.
New York Strip (12 oz) — $20.79–$29.79. The classic middle ground.
Outlaw Ribeye (20 oz, bone-in) — $25.49–$35.49. The signature splurge; a full dinner often hits $40–$55.
Fire-Grilled T-Bone (18 oz) — $24.49–$34.29.
LongHorn Porterhouse (22 oz) — $27.99–$40.99. The biggest steak on the menu.
USDA Prime Delmonico — around $34.99, the priciest single steak.
Want the extremes? We break them down in cheapest steak at LongHorn and most expensive steak at LongHorn.
Three realistic dinner budgets
Budget night (~$15–$20): 6 oz Renegade Sirloin, free bread, water. Add a side salad and you’re still near $20.
Classic date night (~$35–$50 per person): Flo’s Filet or NY Strip, a starter to share, one cocktail or glass of wine. This is where most couples land.
Full splurge (~$55–$75+ per person): Outlaw Ribeye or Porterhouse, appetizer, dessert, drinks. Easy to cross $70 once the Chocolate Stampede shows up.
Don’t forget tax and tip
Menu prices never include sales tax or gratuity. A safe rule: add 20–25% on top of your menu total for tax plus a standard tip. That $30 steak dinner is really about $37 out the door.
FAQs — LongHorn steak dinner cost
How much is the cheapest steak dinner at LongHorn?
Around $15–$20 before tax and tip: the 6 oz Renegade Sirloin starts near $12.29 at most locations, plus free bread. Lunch specials (Mon–Sat, 11am–3pm) can push it even lower.
How much is the most expensive steak dinner at LongHorn?
The USDA Prime Delmonico (~$34.99) or 22 oz Porterhouse (up to ~$40.99) are the priciest steaks; with appetizer, drinks, and dessert a dinner can pass $75 per person.
Does the steak price include sides?
Most steak entrées are priced à la carte — salads, extra sides, and drinks cost extra. The free honey-wheat bread is the only guaranteed freebie.
Is LongHorn cheaper than Texas Roadhouse or Outback?
They’re in the same ballpark. LongHorn’s sirloin entry point (~$12.29+) is competitive, and its lunch specials are one of the better steakhouse deals around. Check the official LongHorn site for your local menu, since prices shift by market.
How much should I budget per person for dinner at LongHorn?
Plan $30–$45 per person all-in (with tax and tip) for a comfortable mid-range dinner, $20 or less if you’re going sirloin-and-water, and $60+ for a full splurge night.
