LongHorn Steakhouse Outlaw Ribeye: Price, Calories & Full Guide (2026)

Reviewed by Alex Rivera, Lead Menu Researcher · Updated August 2026 · Prices verified against current LongHorn Steakhouse listings

The LongHorn Steakhouse Outlaw Ribeye is a 20 oz bone-in cut priced between $35.79 and $38.79 depending on location, with a lower lunch price often available before 3pm. It contains 1,250 calories per standard serving. Prices can shift by market, so confirm the current price with your local restaurant before ordering.

Legendary Steak Outlaw Ribeye Menu With Prices and Pictures

LongHorn Steakhouse Outlaw Ribeye is known for its rich, juicy flavour. It is typically served with a side and a salad, such as Fresh Steamed Broccoli or a Caesar Salad.For the complete list of steaks, appetizers, and prices, see the full LongHorn Steakhouse Menu With Prices guide.

Key Details about Outlaw Ribeye at LongHorn Steakhouse

• Size: 20 oz bone-in cut that offers an extra-meaty portion.
• Price: Around $35.79 to $38.79 for the standard dinner entree, with a lower lunch price at many locations before 3 pm.
• Seasoning: Coated with a signature smoky seasoning before hitting the fire grill.
• Calories: 1,250 calories per standard serving.
• Protein: A high-protein cut, though exact grams vary by preparation; ask your server for the current nutrition sheet if you’re tracking macros closely.
• Description: A bone-in ribeye with heavy marbling and smoky char.

Every steak comes with your choice of one side, part of the standard entree format across LongHorn’s Legendary Steaks menu.

How the Outlaw Ribeye Compares

The Outlaw Ribeye is LongHorn’s largest and boldest signature cut. Where Flo’s Filet leans on tenderness with a leaner, milder profile, the Outlaw Ribeye leans into rich, beefy flavor built for a bigger appetite. The Renegade Sirloin offers a smaller, more budget-friendly alternative if you want steakhouse flavor without the larger portion. All three come from the same fire-grilled preparation LongHorn’s certified Grill Masters use across the entire Legendary Steaks lineup.

Best Sides to Pair With It

Fresh Steamed Broccoli and a Caesar Salad both cut through the richness with a lighter, acidic balance. For something heartier, Loaded Baked Potato or Steakhouse Mac & Cheese complement the smoky char without competing with it. Premium sides like Steakhouse Mac & Cheese or Crispy Brussels Sprouts typically run about $3.99 as an upgrade from the standard side options.

Quick Tips

• Order it medium rare or medium to let the marbling render properly
• Pair it with an acidic side like Caesar Salad to balance the richness
• Split it with a dining partner given the generous 20 oz portion
• Check for an active LongHorn Rewards offer before ordering, since larger steak entrees occasionally qualify for combo pricing
• Pair it with a bold red wine like Cabernet Sauvignon

Ribeye steaks are generally not suited for rare preparation because their significant fat content requires higher cooking temperatures, at least medium, to render properly.

Ordering and Availability

The Outlaw Ribeye is available for both dine-in and takeout at most LongHorn Steakhouse locations. Outlaw ribeye at LongHorn Steakhouse prices may vary by location, so it’s worth confirming with your local restaurant, especially if you’re ordering for takeout or a larger group.

Allergens and Dietary Notes

The Outlaw Ribeye carries no major allergens beyond beef itself, and LongHorn lists it as gluten-sensitive when ordered without breaded toppings or gluten-containing sauces. Check our dietary and allergen guide for more details across the full menu.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Outlaw Ribeye cost at LongHorn Steakhouse?

Pricing generally runs between $35.79 and $38.79 for the standard 20 oz dinner portion, with a lower price often available at lunch. Prices vary by location.

How many calories are in the Outlaw Ribeye?

The Outlaw Ribeye contains approximately 1,250 calories per standard serving.

Is the Outlaw Ribeye big enough to share?

Yes. At 20 oz, it’s large enough to split between two people, especially when paired with a shared side.

What’s the difference between the Outlaw Ribeye and Flo’s Filet?

The Outlaw Ribeye is a larger, bone-in cut with heavier marbling and bolder flavor. Flo’s Filet is smaller and leaner, prized more for tenderness than size.

Is the Outlaw Ribeye gluten-sensitive?

Yes, when ordered without breaded toppings or sauces that contain gluten.

Can I order the Outlaw Ribeye for takeout?

Yes. It’s available for both dine-in and takeout at most locations.

About This Guide

Alex Rivera researches and verifies restaurant menu pricing and nutrition data for this site. Prices are cross-checked against official LongHorn Steakhouse sources and updated as pricing changes. This site is not affiliated with LongHorn Steakhouse or its parent company, Darden Restaurants. For official menu details, visit longhornsteakhouse.com.