LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye
Price, Calories, and Nutrition Guide (2026)
A 20 oz bone in cut with heavy marbling and a fire grilled char, the LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye stands as one of the boldest steaks on the LongHorn menu. Where leaner cuts like Flo’s Filet lean on tenderness, the Outlaw Ribeye leans entirely into rich, beefy flavor built for diners with a big appetite.
The following guide covers current LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye price, calories, nutrition, allergens, side options, and if you prefer a leaner cut, our LongHorn Steak Tips guide breaks that down too, along with answers to the questions steak lovers ask most before ordering.
A 20 oz bone in ribeye, well marbled and fire grilled to order
Choice of hand chopped salad, selecting from Mixed Green, Caesar, or Strawberry Salad
Choice of side, selecting from Loaded Baked Potato, Sweet Potato, or Steamed Broccoli
Optional premium add ons such as Steakhouse Mac & Cheese or Crispy Brussels Sprouts, each typically an additional $3.99
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 1,250 |
| Protein | 94 g |
| Total Fat | 88 g |
| Saturated Fat | 36 g |
| Carbohydrates | 0 g |
| Sodium | 1,040 mg |
The steak itself carries no major allergens beyond beef, and LongHorn lists the Outlaw Ribeye as gluten sensitive when ordered without breaded toppings or gluten containing sauces — the same applies to the LongHorn Porterhouse when ordered without breaded toppings. Several sides and salads introduce allergens worth knowing about:
| Side or Salad | Contains |
|---|---|
| Steakhouse Mac & Cheese | Dairy, gluten |
| Crispy Brussels Sprouts | Possible soy, dairy depending on preparation |
| Fresh Steamed Asparagus | Dairy from butter finishing |
| Salads with croutons | Gluten, plus dairy, soy, or egg depending on dressing |
| Loaded Potato Soup | Dairy, gluten |
| Shrimp and Lobster Chowder | Shellfish, dairy, gluten |
Rare
A cool red center
Medium Rare
A warm red center and the most commonly recommended option for the Outlaw Ribeye
Medium
A warm pink center
Medium Well
A slight hint of pink remaining
Well Done
Fully cooked through with no pink
| Pairing | Why the Combination Works |
|---|---|
| Caesar Salad | Tangy, crisp acidity balances the richness |
| Loaded Baked Potato | A hearty, classic steakhouse combination |
| Crispy Brussels Sprouts | Adds crunch and caramelized depth |
| French Onion Soup | Warm, savory flavor before the entrée |
| Steakhouse Mac & Cheese | An indulgent side for cheese lovers |
| Shrimp and Lobster Chowder | Turns the meal into a surf and turf experience |
| The Cheesecake | A sweet finish after a bold, rich steak |
The marbling on the Outlaw Ribeye is unreal. Every bite tastes richer than a standard ribeye, and the bone in preparation adds even more flavor during grilling.
Splitting the Outlaw Ribeye between two of us still left plenty of steak on each plate. The portion size genuinely surprised me.
Pairing mine with the Crispy Brussels Sprouts and a glass of Cabernet turned dinner into something closer to a celebration than a regular Tuesday meal.
| Feature | Outlaw Ribeye | Flo’s Filet |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 20 oz | 6 oz or 9 oz |
| Calories | 1,250 | 330 to 450 |
| Flavor | Juicy, bold, heavily marbled | Tender, lean |
| Best Doneness | Medium Rare | Medium Rare |
| Price | $35.79 | $27.79 to $33.29 |
- Choose Medium Rare or Medium to let the marbling render properly rather than drying the steak out
- Pair the cut with an acidic side such as Caesar Salad to balance the richness
- Split the steak with a dining partner given the generous 20 oz portion and calorie count
- Check for an active LongHorn Rewards offer before ordering, since larger steak entrées occasionally qualify for combo pricing discounts
- Pair the meal with a bold red wine such as Cabernet Sauvignon, which cuts through the fat nicely
The LongHorn Outlaw Ribeye delivers exactly what the name promises: a bold, hearty steak built for diners who want maximum flavor over maximum tenderness. Priced at $35.79 for a generous 20 oz bone in cut, the steak works well split between two people or enjoyed solo for anyone with a serious appetite, especially when paired with a rich side like Steakhouse Mac & Cheese or a simple Caesar Salad to balance the richness — or for diners who prefer a leaner option, the New York Strip is worth considering.
