<p>I've eaten at LongHorn Steakhouse more times than I can count this year, and I thought it would be fun to share my personal ranking of the dishes that are actually worth your money. Not everything on the menu hits, but their core lineup is genuinely strong for the price.</p><p>My top tier starts with the Outlaw Ribeye - it's their signature for a reason. Bone-in, fire-grilled, and loaded with flavor; the 20 oz cut is a monster and still cheaper than most steakhouse ribeyes. Then there's Flo's Filet, which is the opposite move: lean, buttery tenderloin, perfect if you don't want anything fatty. Their Parmesan Crusted Chicken is the sleeper hit nobody talks about - juicy grilled chicken under a crispy parmesan crust, and it costs less than most of the steaks.</p><p>For starters, the Wild West Shrimp is a must-order (crispy shrimp in a spicy cherry-pepper sauce), and the Firecracker Chicken Wraps are great for sharing. On the value side, their lunch specials undercut most competitors, and the strawberry pecan salad is a solid lighter option.</p><p>I put together a full breakdown with prices and calorie notes over at <a href="https://menulonghorn.com/best-longhorn-menu-items/">best LongHorn menu items</a> - including which dishes give you the most food per dollar. Curious what your own top picks are - anything you'd rank above the Outlaw Ribeye?</p>