LongHorn Steakhouse Lunch Specials & Deals
LONGHORN LUNCH SPECIALS & SAVINGS
LongHorn Steakhouse Lunch Specials & Deals
LongHorn Steakhouse lunch specials center on Steakhouse Lunch Plates, which start at $9.99 at participating restaurants. Lunch Plates are available Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., while the full entrée menu remains available during lunch. Prices can vary by location, so use the selected restaurant’s menu for the final total.
From $9.99
Starting price for Steakhouse Lunch Plates
Mon–Sat
Lunch Plate availability at participating restaurants
11 AM–3 PM
Published Steakhouse Lunch Plate window
Free appetizer
eClub welcome benefit promoted by LongHorn
This page focuses on lunch specials, eClub offers, coupons, and lunch-value ordering. Use the LongHorn Steakhouse menu for regular entrée pricing, the LongHorn happy hour page for time-based bar and promotional offers, and the LongHorn secret menu for unofficial ordering ideas.
What are the best LongHorn lunch savings?
Start with the Steakhouse Lunch Plates if you are dining between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. LongHorn advertises these plates from $9.99, and the format includes a lunch favorite with a choice of side, soup, or salad. The LongHorn menu is useful for comparing that lunch price with full-size entrées before ordering.
The second savings route is LongHorn’s eClub, which promotes exclusive offers and an appetizer for new members. Those offers are separate from the lunch menu, so compare the email or account benefit with the lunch plate you already want rather than adding extra food to chase a discount. The Texas Roadhouse vs LongHorn comparison can help if your real decision is which steakhouse gives the better overall value.
LongHorn lunch specials at a glance
LongHorn’s lunch value comes from a mix of fixed lunch plates, location-based pricing, eClub offers, and standard menu choices. Lunch Plates are the most predictable starting point because LongHorn publishes a starting price and a defined service window. The table below separates the main savings routes so you can compare them before placing the order.
| Savings option | How it works | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Steakhouse Lunch Plates | Lunch combinations start at $9.99 and include a side, soup, or salad choice. | Restaurant participation, local price, selected plate, and lunch window. |
| Full menu at lunch | Signature entrées remain available during the lunch period. | Whether a lunch plate gives better value than the full entrée you want. |
| LongHorn eClub | Members receive exclusive offers and LongHorn promotes an appetizer for joining. | Offer terms, restaurant participation, redemption method, and expiration. |
| Location specials | The Specials page can show promotions after a restaurant is selected. | Selected location, product eligibility, dates, and dine-in or To Go rules. |
| To Go ordering | The LongHorn app and website support pickup ordering. | Lunch-item availability, pickup time, local pricing, and offer eligibility. |

A $9.99 starting price does not mean every lunch item costs exactly that amount. Restaurant prices vary, and premium entrées or add-ons can increase the total. The Olive Garden lunch specials page gives another casual-dining comparison if you are choosing between lunch menus rather than one specific steakhouse.
What are the $9.99 LongHorn lunch plates?
LongHorn advertises Steakhouse Lunch Plates starting at $9.99. The official LongHorn lunch page highlights the Half-Pound Steakhouse Cheeseburger and Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich as lunch-plate examples. Lunch Plates come with a choice of side, soup, or salad, which makes the plate easier to compare with an à la carte sandwich and side.
The starting-price plate is strongest when the included side or salad already matches what you intended to order. Upgrades, substitutions, drinks, appetizers, and premium items can raise the final bill. If steak is the priority rather than the lowest lunch total, compare the lunch options with the full LongHorn Steakhouse menu before deciding.
For diners comparing competing steakhouse promotions, the Outback Steakhouse specials page provides another reference for lunch and dinner value. The useful comparison is the complete basket, including sides and extras, not only the advertised starting number.
When are LongHorn lunch specials available?
LongHorn lists its Steakhouse Lunch Plates from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday at participating restaurants. The full menu remains available during that same period, so guests are not limited to the lunch-plate list. Sunday availability follows the regular menu rather than the published Lunch Plate window.
Arriving during the lunch window matters because the lower-priced plate format is tied to that service period. If you want bar specials or other time-based promotions, use the LongHorn happy hour page rather than treating every lunch price as a happy-hour offer. That keeps lunch value and bar promotion timing separate.
Restaurant hours can vary, so the local location page should still be checked before traveling. A restaurant that opens later or changes service hours can affect when the lunch menu is practically available. LongHorn also notes that menu prices can vary slightly by location.
How does the LongHorn eClub free appetizer work?
LongHorn promotes its eClub as a way to receive exclusive offers and news, plus an appetizer for joining. The official LongHorn website displays the eClub offer directly on its home page. The exact redemption instructions arrive through the eClub offer, so follow those terms rather than assuming every appetizer or every order qualifies.
An eClub appetizer can be more valuable when paired with a lunch you already planned to buy. It is less useful if the order grows only to satisfy a redemption requirement. The Texas Roadhouse coupons page is a useful comparison because steakhouse savings often come from club offers and limited promotions rather than one permanent coupon code.
LongHorn’s privacy disclosures also describe the eClub as a program that may provide coupons, special offers, or free food and drinks from time to time. That makes eClub signup a reasonable option for repeat diners who want restaurant-issued offers without relying on third-party coupon listings.
Does LongHorn Steakhouse have coupons and promo codes?
LongHorn does not need a coupon for its published Steakhouse Lunch Plates. Separate coupons or promotional offers can appear through the eClub, restaurant promotions, or selected-location Specials pages. Each offer can have its own purchase requirement, eligible items, redemption method, and expiration.
Treat an online coupon as valid only when the LongHorn checkout, email, or restaurant-issued terms recognize it. A copied code can fail because it belongs to a different location, order channel, or promotional period. The Chili’s deals page provides another casual-dining example where menu specials and account offers can be more dependable than random coupon-code lists.
If an offer requires a higher subtotal, compare the discounted basket with the lunch plate at regular lunch pricing. A smaller lunch order can still be cheaper than a larger order built around a coupon. The Red Lobster specials page is another useful reference for comparing restaurant promotions with fixed-price meal options.
Can you order LongHorn lunch specials To Go?
LongHorn’s app supports To Go ordering, and the website also offers online ordering. Lunch items can be ordered for pickup when the selected restaurant makes them available in the ordering system. Choose the restaurant first because item availability and prices are tied to the location.
- Select the LongHorn restaurant that will prepare the order.
- Open the lunch menu during the published Lunch Plate window.
- Compare the Lunch Plate with the full-menu entrée you actually want.
- Apply an eligible eClub or restaurant offer only when its terms allow To Go redemption.
- Review the final subtotal, add-ons, tax, and pickup time before payment.
Pickup can make lunch easier to budget because the order total is visible before checkout. If an offer disappears after switching to To Go, the promotion may be limited to another order method. The Blog section has more restaurant deals and ordering articles for similar comparisons.
Why is my LongHorn lunch deal or coupon not working?
A failed LongHorn promotion usually means the restaurant, time window, order method, or basket does not match the offer. Lunch Plates themselves are tied to a published service window, while eClub and promotional offers can use separate terms. Use the table below to narrow down the likely issue before changing the whole order.
| Possible issue | What it means | What to try |
|---|---|---|
| Outside lunch hours | Steakhouse Lunch Plates are published for 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Monday–Saturday. | Choose an eligible lunch time or compare the regular menu. |
| Wrong restaurant | Pricing and participation can vary by location. | Select the intended restaurant again and reopen its menu or offer. |
| Offer terms not met | The coupon may require a qualifying entrée, subtotal, or order method. | Match the basket to the restaurant-issued terms. |
| To Go excluded | Some promotions can be limited to dine-in or another channel. | Use the order method allowed by the offer. |
| Offer expired | eClub and promotional discounts can have a redemption deadline. | Use an active restaurant-issued offer instead. |
| Upgrade changed the price | Premium sides, add-ons, or substitutions can increase the lunch total. | Compare the modified plate with the regular entrée before paying. |

If the promotion still does not fit, remove it and compare the standard lunch plate with a full-menu order. The simpler basket is often the easier way to keep lunch spending predictable. For a broader steakhouse comparison, the Texas Roadhouse vs LongHorn page compares menu prices and value across the two chains.
How to spend less at LongHorn without a coupon
Order during the lunch window when a Steakhouse Lunch Plate fits the meal you want. The included side, soup, or salad can reduce the need for extra à la carte items. Compare the full total with a regular entrée before adding appetizers or upgrades.
Join the eClub if you visit LongHorn more than once and want restaurant-issued offers. Use those benefits on orders you already intended to place rather than increasing the basket only to trigger a promotion. The Outback specials page and Texas Roadhouse coupons page can help compare competing steakhouse savings structures.
For smaller lunch budgets, a sandwich-style lunch plate may make more sense than ordering a steak entrée plus separate sides. For occasions where steak is the main priority, the higher entrée price may still be worth it. The best value is the order that fits the meal without unnecessary extras.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are LongHorn Steakhouse lunch specials?
LongHorn advertises Steakhouse Lunch Plates starting at $9.99 at participating restaurants. Local pricing and the selected plate can change the final amount.
What time are LongHorn lunch specials?
Steakhouse Lunch Plates are listed from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The full menu remains available during lunch.
What comes with a LongHorn lunch plate?
LongHorn says Steakhouse Lunch Plates include a lunch favorite with a choice of side, soup, or salad. The available plate choices and local prices can vary.
Does LongHorn have lunch specials on Sunday?
The published Steakhouse Lunch Plate window is Monday through Saturday. Sunday diners can use the regular menu and any separate restaurant promotions that apply.
Does LongHorn Steakhouse have coupons?
LongHorn can provide exclusive offers through its eClub and location-based promotions. Each coupon or offer can have separate purchase, location, channel, and expiration rules.
What do you get for joining the LongHorn eClub?
LongHorn promotes exclusive offers and news for eClub members, plus an appetizer for joining. Follow the individual eClub offer for qualifying items and redemption details.
Can you order LongHorn lunch specials for pickup?
Lunch items can be available through LongHorn’s To Go ordering when the selected restaurant offers them. Choose the restaurant first and confirm the lunch item appears in the online menu.
Do LongHorn prices vary by location?
Yes. LongHorn’s FAQ says menu prices may vary slightly by location. Select the nearest restaurant to see the price that applies to your order.
