LongHorn Dessert Menu With Prices and Pictures
Welcome to the LongHorn dessert menu. Steak may be the reason you walk into LongHorn, but the dessert is what people photograph on the way out. The lineup is short and rich, built around one legendary chocolate tower and a few classic finishes that are easy to share.
What Is on the LongHorn Dessert Menu?
The LongHorn dessert menu is a compact, crowd pleasing set of house desserts made to end a steak dinner on a high note. There are four core items on offer year round, plus a seasonal option that comes and goes, and most of them are large enough to share.
You will not find a sprawling dessert case here. Instead the kitchen keeps it tight and does a few indulgent things very well, led by the famous Chocolate Stampede.
LongHorn Steakhouse Dessert Menu With Prices
The complete dessert lineup with the name and approximate 2026 price for each item, so you can scan it fast. Calorie figures are included where available.
Six kinds of chocolate in one towering dessert, built to share between two to four people.
Warm chocolate cake with a gooey molten center, served with vanilla bean ice cream.
The lightest finish on the menu, with fresh strawberries, cream, and shortcake.
A rich New York style cheesecake with a buttery graham cracker crust.
A warm caramel and apple dessert that appears as a limited time seasonal offering.
LongHorn Dessert Menu Prices & Calories
If you are weighing richness against calories, this quick comparison makes the choice easy.
| Dessert | Approx. Price | Approx. Calories | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Stampede | $11.49 | ~2,460 | Sharing, celebrations |
| THE Cheesecake | $10.49 | ~1,520 | Classic craving |
| Molten Lava Cake | $9.49 | ~1,150 | Warm chocolate fix |
| Caramel Apple Goldrush | $9.99 | varies | Seasonal treat |
| Strawberries & Cream Shortcake | $9.49 | ~640 | The lighter option |
The Strawberries and Cream Shortcake is the clear pick if you want something on the lighter side, while the Chocolate Stampede is the one to split when the table wants to go big. For every category in one place, see the full longhorn menu.
LongHorn Dessert Menu With Prices and Pictures
A lot of people search for the dessert menu with prices and pictures because these desserts are genuinely worth seeing before you decide. The most reliable place to view accurate photos with your local pricing is the official LongHorn Steakhouse app and website, where each dessert appears with its own image.
Third party guides give you a general feel, but only the official channels are tied to your specific restaurant's real prices, and LongHorn does not publish one universal printable file because pricing changes by location.
Most Popular Dessert: The Chocolate Stampede
If the LongHorn dessert menu has a signature, this is it.
A towering dessert made with six different forms of chocolate — chocolate cake, light mousse, dark mousse, chocolate curls, fudge, and ganache — all finished with vanilla bean ice cream.
It is large by design, big enough to feed two to four people, and it has become something of a social media star for its sheer size and layering. Diners are enthusiastic in a way that is rare for a chain dessert. One reviewer called it the best dessert ever offered by any restaurant, and a self described baker said it was the best dessert they had ever had. Evening options are covered on the longhorn dinner menu.
At around 2,460 calories it is absolutely a shared indulgence rather than a solo course, but split across the table after a steak dinner, it is a memorable way to finish. One more tip worth knowing: birthday guests who join the club program can often get it free during their birthday month.
Seasonal & Limited-Time Desserts
Beyond the core four, LongHorn rotates in seasonal desserts throughout the year. The Caramel Apple Goldrush is the one that shows up most often, a warm caramel and apple dessert that tends to appear in cooler months.
Because these come and go, the best way to catch one is to check the current menu at your location or watch the eClub emails, which usually flag limited time offerings before they disappear.
Dessert Customization Options
The desserts here are designed to be ordered as they come, but a few easy tweaks help. Most of the warm desserts, like the Molten Lava Cake and the Chocolate Stampede, pair with vanilla bean ice cream, and you can ask for an extra scoop for the table.
If you are splitting a dessert, servers will usually bring extra spoons and small plates without any fuss, which makes the larger items easy to share. Midday deals are listed on the longhorn lunch menu.
Recommended Dessert Pairings
A rich chocolate dessert like the Stampede or the Molten Lava Cake pairs beautifully with a coffee or an after dinner cocktail, which cuts through the sweetness. THE Cheesecake works well with a fruit forward wine, and the lighter Strawberries and Cream Shortcake goes nicely with a simple cup of coffee or a dessert wine. If you are skipping alcohol, a plain black coffee is the classic match for anything on the chocolate side.
Kids Dessert Options
For younger diners, the full sized desserts are usually too much for one child, so sharing is the move. A single Molten Lava Cake or a Strawberries and Cream Shortcake split between kids works well, and the vanilla bean ice cream that comes with the warm desserts is an easy win for little ones.
If your child is on the kids menu, a shared dessert from the main list is often the simplest way to end the meal.
Allergen & Nutrition Information for Desserts
Every dessert on this menu contains dairy, and the cake based options contain gluten, so they are not suitable for guests avoiding either without checking first. The desserts are indulgent by nature, with the Chocolate Stampede topping the calorie chart at around 2,460 and the Strawberries and Cream Shortcake sitting lowest at around 640.
If you are watching intake, sharing is the easiest way to enjoy one without overdoing it. LongHorn publishes full nutrition and allergen details, so ask your server or check the official information for anything specific. To pair it with a drink, browse Longhorn Drinks.
How to Order LongHorn Desserts
Dine-In
Takeout & Delivery
What Diners Say About LongHorn Desserts
Sentiment about the LongHorn dessert menu is overwhelmingly positive, and it centers on the Chocolate Stampede.
Find the Nearest LongHorn
With nearly 600 restaurants across the United States, there is a good chance of a LongHorn Steakhouse near you, from major metros to suburban corridors and highway stops. The dessert lineup is nearly identical from one restaurant to the next, so your favorite will be waiting wherever you go.
To find the closest one, open the official location finder or a maps app, search LongHorn Steakhouse plus your city or ZIP code, and compare distance, hours, and live busyness before you head out.
FAQs About the LongHorn Dessert Menu
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Final Thoughts
The LongHorn dessert menu keeps things short and indulgent, and it works. The Chocolate Stampede is a genuine showstopper worth ordering at least once, the cheesecake and lava cake cover the classic cravings, and the shortcake is there when you want something lighter. Use this guide to pick your finish, plan to share the big one, and check the current prices for your own location before you go, so what you see is exactly what lands on the table.