Everything Vegan at Longhorn Steakhouse (2023)

Longhorn Steakhouse has a few vegan options, nothing particularly spectacular, but they at least have a few things unlike some of their competitors such as Texas Roadhouse which basically has apple sauce, lettuce, and peanuts.

They don’t have a veggie burger or anything, which sucks, but they do have vegan bread, salad, and quite a few more sides to choose from — so eating there is possible for us vegans, just not pleasurable.

Vegan Sides at Longhorn Steakhouse:

  • Plain Baked Potato
  • Plain Sweet Potato
  • Seasoned French Fries
  • Bread (request without butter)
  • Seasoned Rice Pilaf
  • Mixed Green Salad without cheese or croutons.
  • Steamed Broccoli (no butter)
  • Asparagus (no butter)

They may also have chips or pretzels on the menu depending on your location, but the above should be available at almost every location so you can count on them being available.

Texas Roadhouse, unlike their competitors, uses pure vegetable (soybean) oil for their fries, so they are in fact vegan.

Vegan Sauces at Longhorn Steakhouse:

  • The Original
  • Balsamic vinaigrette
  • Raspberry Vinaigrette
  • Italian
  • Oil & Vinegar
  • BBQ Sauce
  • HorseRadish (raw)

They also of course have the typical stuff like Ketchup and mustard.

Off-Menu Fruits/Desserts at Longhorn Steakhouse:

  • Orange
  • Watermelon (Seasonal)
  • Red Seedless Grapes
  • Banana Berry Smoothie (Specify use Ice)

These are the closest you’ll get to a vegan dessert at Longhorn Steakhouse — nothing great, but I mean at least it’s something.

So how is longhorn steakhouse for a Vegan?

It’s not great, but it’s definitely doable. I’d say it’s worth a shot if you like relatively plain food, but ideally got to a place with actual vegan options of course.

You can make a good meal out of one or two plain baked potatoes (Sweet or regular), rice pilaf, and maybe a vegetable side without butter.

It may not be great, but it should do the trick of giving you some decent nutrition and getting you to your next meal.
It’ll just be a bit expensive for what you get and not be anything special that you couldn’t make at home. In my opinion, it is one of the worst options for a vegan.

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