LongHorn Drink Menu With Prices
Welcome to the LongHorn drinks menu. A good steak deserves a good drink beside it. Hand crafted margaritas, signature cocktails, wine by the glass, cold beer, and a weekday happy hour that quietly offers some of the best value in the building.
What Is on the LongHorn Drink Menu?
The LongHorn drink menu is built to pair with a steakhouse meal rather than to be a standalone cocktail lounge, and it strikes a nice balance. You get a short but well made set of margaritas and cocktails, a practical wine list by the glass or bottle, a mix of domestic, imported, and local craft beer, and a full range of soft drinks and teas for anyone skipping alcohol.
On top of that, the Prime Time Happy Hour adds discounted drinks and small plates on weekdays, which is where a lot of regulars find the real value.
Hand-Crafted Margaritas
The full lineup with approximate 2026 prices — averages across locations, and prices vary by state.
The house standard, made with blue agave tequila and fresh citrus.
Sweet, tropical, and one of the most popular flavors.
A fruity, crowd pleasing classic.
The best value margarita on the menu, and a proper one at that.
A premium, limited time margarita made with Patrón.
Signature Cocktails
A smooth bourbon forward classic.
Vodka or gin with blue cheese stuffed olives.
Vodka, ginger beer, and lime, served crisp.
red or white
Fruity and easy drinking, offered in two styles.
The simple, dependable pour.
Wine by the Glass
The classic steak pairing, bold and full bodied.
Softer and smooth, easy with most cuts.
Lighter red that suits chicken, salmon, and leaner steaks.
Rich and rounded, the go to white.
Crisp and clean for seafood and salads.
Light and sweet for dessert or sipping.
Beer & Hard Seltzers
Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Lite
Ice cold draft and bottled options.
Heineken, Corona, Modelo
A solid import selection.
Local craft choices that rotate by location.
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Coca-Cola products
Free refills at the table.
regular, strawberry, raspberry
A menu favorite, especially the strawberry.
sweet or unsweet
Fresh brewed with free refills.
The classic way to close a meal.
LongHorn Drink Menu Prices (Quick Summary)
For a fast overview, here is the LongHorn drink menu with prices at a glance by category.
| Category | Typical Price Range |
|---|---|
| Hand-Crafted Margaritas | $6.99 to $13.49 |
| Signature Cocktails | $5.49 to $11.00 |
| Wine by the Glass | $8.00 to $12.00 |
| Wine by the Bottle | $22.99 to $42.99 |
| Beer (Domestic to Import) | $4.99 to $8.49 |
| Non-Alcoholic | $2.99 to $4.99 |
LongHorn Drink Menu With Prices and Pictures
A lot of people look for the drink menu with prices and pictures before a visit, especially for the margaritas and cocktails where presentation is part of the appeal. The most reliable place to see accurate photos with your local pricing is the official LongHorn Steakhouse app and website, where drinks appear with their own images. For every category in one place, see the full longhorn menu.
Third party guides give you a feel for a drink, but only the official channels are tied to your specific restaurant's real prices, and pricing can shift by state.
Prime Time Happy Hour
This is the best value on the whole LongHorn drink menu. It runs on weekdays, typically from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at most locations, and it pairs discounted drinks with a set of small plates. Exact timing and availability depend on state and local law, so it is worth confirming with your restaurant.
Typical happy hour pricing looks like this:
Draft beer, plus small plates like housemade kettle chips and sweet corn fritters.
A glass of house wine, plus bites like Spicy Chicken Bites and Crispy Jalapeño Shooters.
Signature cocktails — Prime Time Margarita, Classic Steakhouse Martini, Sunset Cosmo, Cucumber Mint Mojito, Angry Buck — plus bites like Wild West Shrimp Tacos. Evening options are covered on the longhorn dinner menu.
If you can time your visit to that late afternoon window, it is the cheapest way to enjoy the bar.
Most Popular Drinks at LongHorn
The hand crafted margaritas are the headline draw, and The Perfect Margarita is the one most people order first.
The Perfect Margarita
The one most people order first.
Texas Margarita
Genuinely good, and the most affordable cocktail on the menu.
Fresh Strawberry Lemonade
A favorite on the non alcoholic side.
LongHorn Old Fashioned
The go to for a proper whiskey cocktail with steak.
Seasonal & Limited-Time Drinks
Beyond the core lineup, LongHorn rotates in seasonal drinks through the year. The Patrón Dragon Fruit Margarita is the premium seasonal margarita that shows up most often, and specialty cocktails appear around holidays and warmer 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 drinks before they disappear. Midday deals are listed on the longhorn lunch menu.
Drink & Food Pairing Tips
Pairing is simple at a steakhouse. A bold Cabernet Sauvignon is the classic match for a marbled cut like the Outlaw Ribeye, while a lighter Pinot Noir suits leaner steaks, chicken, or salmon. If you prefer white, a crisp Pinot Grigio works well with seafood and salads.
On the cocktail side, a margarita cuts through rich, salty steakhouse flavors nicely, and an Old Fashioned stands up to a fatty ribeye. For dessert, a sweet Moscato or a coffee pairs beautifully with the Chocolate Stampede.
Non-Alcoholic & Family Options
The LongHorn drink menu is not just for the bar crowd. Families and non drinkers get plenty of choice, from Coca-Cola soft drinks with free refills to fresh brewed iced tea, coffee, hot tea, and the popular fresh lemonades in regular, strawberry, and raspberry. Families can compare the longhorn kids menu too.
These are an easy, budget friendly way to round out a table, and the free refills on soft drinks and tea keep the bill in check.
Calorie & Allergen Notes for Drinks
Cocktails and sweet margaritas carry more sugar and calories than they might appear to, so if you are watching intake, a glass of wine, a light beer, or an unsweetened iced tea is the leaner choice.
Anyone with an allergy or sensitivity should check with the bartender about mixers and garnishes, and note that some frozen or specialty drinks include dairy. LongHorn publishes nutrition information, so ask your server for specifics if you need them. For something sweet afterwards, check the longhorn dessert menu.
How to Order LongHorn Drinks
Dine-In & Bar
Takeout & Delivery
Drink Ordering & Money-Saving Tips
What Diners Say About LongHorn Drinks
Sentiment about the LongHorn drink menu is solid, and it centers on value and the margaritas.
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 drink lineup is broadly similar from one restaurant to the next, though happy hour timing and some pours vary by state.
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 happy hour availability before you head out.
FAQs About the LongHorn Drink Menu
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Final Thoughts
The LongHorn drink menu does exactly what a steakhouse bar should. The margaritas are a genuine highlight, the wine and beer lists are practical and steak friendly, the non alcoholic options keep families happy, and the Prime Time Happy Hour turns the whole thing into a real value on weekday afternoons. Use this guide to plan your order, aim for happy hour if you can, and check the current prices for your own location before you go.