How Much Is Flo’s Filet at LongHorn? 2026 Price (6 oz & 9 oz)
Flo’s Filet is LongHorn Steakhouse’s signature center-cut filet — and its most-asked-about price. In 2026, Flo’s Filet costs roughly $26.99–$27.79 for the 6 oz and $31.99–$33.29 for the 9 oz, depending on your location. This price guide breaks down both sizes, what’s included, how the price has changed, and whether it’s worth it versus the other steaks. For the full story on the cut itself — tenderness, doneness, and our honest review — see Flo’s Filet: price, cuts & review.
Flo’s Filet Price in 2026
| Size | Typical 2026 Price | Calories | Protein |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 oz Flo’s Filet | $26.99–$27.79 | 330 | ~35–37g |
| 9 oz Flo’s Filet | $31.99–$33.29 | 450 | ~48–56g |
| 6 oz Flo’s Filet + 4 oz Lobster Tail | $34.49–$39.49 | ~420+ | Surf & turf combo |
Prices vary by location and can change — these reflect 2026 menu data from multiple markets. Your local LongHorn’s menu is the final word.
6 oz vs 9 oz: Which Size Is the Better Value?
The 9 oz costs roughly $5–$6 more for 50% more steak — so the price per ounce is slightly better on the 9 oz. But value isn’t just math:
- Get the 6 oz if you want the filet experience with room for an appetizer or dessert — 330 calories of lean tenderloin is surprisingly filling with a loaded side.
- Get the 9 oz if filet is the main event and you have a big appetite — it’s the better per-ounce deal.
How Flo’s Filet Prices Have Changed
Like everything in restaurants, Flo’s Filet has crept up. Older menu PDFs (circa 2021–2022) listed it around $21.79 (6 oz) / $27.29 (9 oz) — so the 6 oz is up roughly $5–$6 over a few years, tracking with beef costs and inflation across the industry. The 2026 price still undercuts most dedicated steakhouses, where a 6 oz filet commonly runs $35+.
Is Flo’s Filet Worth the Price?
Compared to the rest of LongHorn’s steak lineup:
| Steak | Size | Typical Price | Price per oz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renegade Sirloin | 6 oz | ~$13.99–$17.99 | ~$2.33–$3.00 |
| Flo’s Filet | 6 oz | ~$26.99–$27.79 | ~$4.50–$4.63 |
| New York Strip | 12 oz | ~$21.99–$28.49 | ~$1.83–$2.37 |
| Outlaw Ribeye | 20 oz | ~$27.29–$35.49 | ~$1.36–$1.77 |
| Flo’s Filet | 9 oz | ~$31.99–$33.29 | ~$3.55–$3.70 |
Filet is never the cheapest per ounce — you’re paying for the tenderloin, the most tender (and lowest-yield) cut on the cow. The Outlaw Ribeye gives you more than twice the steak for similar money, but with far more fat and calories. If tenderness is what you want, Flo’s Filet is fairly priced for a chain steakhouse; if value per ounce is the goal, the sirloin or ribeye wins. Our Outlaw Ribeye guide covers the other end of the spectrum.
Ways to Pay Less for Flo’s Filet
- Go at lunch. Mon–Sat 11 AM–3 PM, select steaks (including filet at some locations) are priced lower — check the lunch menu.
- Join the eClub. Free signup brings a welcome appetizer voucher and ongoing coupons that take the sting out of a $28 steak.
- Check the senior/military discount. 10% off at participating locations — see our discount guide.
- Skip the lobster tail add-on unless it’s a special occasion — it pushes the plate toward $40.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Flo’s Filet at LongHorn in 2026?
Roughly $26.99–$27.79 for the 6 oz and $31.99–$33.29 for the 9 oz. Prices vary by location — check your local menu for the exact number.
How much is a 6 oz Flo’s Filet?
About $26.99–$27.79 in 2026 (330 calories, ~35–37g protein). It’s the smaller of the two filet portions and the most popular order.
How much is a 9 oz Flo’s Filet?
About $31.99–$33.29 in 2026 (450 calories, ~48–56g protein) — roughly $5–$6 more than the 6 oz for 50% more steak.
Why is Flo’s Filet so expensive?
Filet mignon comes from the tenderloin, a small, low-yield muscle — there’s only a few pounds per cow. You’re paying for extreme tenderness, not size. Per ounce, the ribeye and sirloin are much cheaper.
Does the price include sides?
Yes — entrées come with your choice of side (and you can substitute a signature side or salad for a small upcharge, typically ~$2.29).
Related: LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices (2026) · Flo’s Filet: Price, Cuts & Honest Review · Outlaw Ribeye: Price & Review
