Longhorn Steakhouse Steak

LongHorn Steakhouse is a prominent American casual dining chain renowned for its selection of high-quality steaks and Western-themed atmosphere. Established in 1981, the brand has grown from a single location in Atlanta into a massive national franchise known for its 'Flo's Filet' and 'Outlaw Ribeye.' The steaks served are typically sourced from beef cattle raised within the United States, adhering to standards set by the brand's corporate culinary guidelines.

Ownership of the brand has transitioned through major corporate acquisitions over the decades. Originally founded by George McKerrow Jr., the chain was a flagship of Rare Hospitality International, Inc. for many years. In 2007, the brand reached a new level of scale when it was acquired by Darden Restaurants, Inc., a Fortune 500 company that specializes in multi-brand restaurant management.

As of 2026, LongHorn Steakhouse remains a core component of Darden Restaurants' portfolio alongside other major names like Olive Garden. The brand continues to focus on its North American operations, maintaining its headquarters in Orlando, Florida, where the parent company oversees global supply chain logistics and brand development.