Kids drinks include 1% low-fat milk by default for children under 12, with chocolate milk, juice, soda, and water offered as alternatives. Grapes are also available as a side, an option not offered on the adult menu.

The kids menu is limited to guests 12 and under. Staff typically confirm a child is present before ringing up kids’ pricing, so this menu applies to dine-in orders with a child at the table.

Kids Menu Tips:

The Kid’s Sirloin is one of a kind, offering a real fire grilled steak with the same tenderness in a smaller portion for kids only.

All kids meals include a side dish and a kids drink without any additional charges.

The Kid’s Sirloin is fire-grilled to your requested doneness, the same way every adult steak is prepared, so a medium order comes back with a warm pink center, not well done.

The Kraft Mac & Cheese is genuinely Kraft. LongHorn serves the real product, which is why it’s a reliable fallback for picky eaters.

Sodium tends to run higher on the fried items, so the Grilled Chicken Tenders are a lighter choice if that matters for your child.

Want a lighter option for the whole table? Check our dietary and allergen guide for lower-sodium and gluten-sensitive picks.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is on the LongHorn Steakhouse kids menu?

LongHorn’s kids menu, for guests 12 and under, includes Kid’s Sirloin, Cheeseburger, Chicken Tenders, Grilled Chicken Tenders, and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. All kids meals include a side dish and a kids drink.

Does LongHorn Steakhouse serve real steak on the kids menu?

Yes. The Kid’s Sirloin is a 6 oz cut, fire-grilled on the same open flame grill used for every LongHorn steak, and cooked to your child’s requested doneness. It comes with a side and a kids drink included in the price.

What drink comes with a kids meal?

Kids meals include a drink at no added cost. Options typically include 1% low-fat milk, chocolate milk, juice, soda, and water.

Is there an age limit for the kids menu?

Yes. The kids menu is for guests 12 and under, and it applies to dine-in orders with a child present at the table.

How does the Kid’s Sirloin compare to the adult Renegade Sirloin?

Both are 6 oz fire-grilled sirloin cuts prepared the same way. The main differences are the side and drink included, and the kids version can be ordered with grapes as a side.

About This Guide:

We visited the Longhorn Steakhouse websites across different platforms to verify menu items and prices, in order to get firsthand information.

This guide gives clear instructions on timings, calories and pricing.

Prices cross-checked with official Longhorn sources.

Alex Rivera researches and verifies restaurant menu pricing for this site.

Last updated: August 2026.

This site is not affiliated with LongHorn Steakhouse or its parent company, Darden Restaurants. Prices can vary by location.