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Longhorne Steakhouse

Guhlia

By Guhlia
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Guhlia
Posted
Hi Angie,

Thanks for taking the time to write to us and for your interest in LongHorn Steakhouse.

We are currently in the process of testing all of our products to be able to, upon request, supply our guests with nutritional information. That being said, I do have some nutritional information to date, but it is not yet completed and it is not yet formatted for distribution for our entire menu. We hope to have this entire process completed in the near future. If you have other specific item requests please feel free to contact me and if the analysis is complete on that item I would be happy to forward to you. Please see below.

Although LongHorn Steakhouse does not have a gluten-free kitchen, we will make every attempt to meet your needs for a gluten-restricted diet.

LongHorn Steak House, in cooperation with the Gluten Intolerance Group (www.gluten.net) is currently publishing a menu appropriate for gluten-restricted diets. The items listed on the menu are appropriate for a gluten-restricted diet, as is, or can be ordered with minor changes (listed in italics). To ensure that your meal is prepared properly, please request that all items are prepared in separate containers and on clean food contact surfaces.

Starters

· Broccoli Cheese Soup

· Six Bean Soup with White Chicken

Meat

Fresh Chicken

· Rocky Top Chicken -order without fries · Sierra Chicken · El Dorado Chicken Sandwich-order without Bun and French fries Salads Request NO croutons on salads. Request that salads are prepared in separate bowl from other salads.

· 7 Pepper Sirloin Salad

· Sonoma Chicken Salad

· Grilled Chicken Salad

· Grilled Cajun Chicken Salad

· House Salad

· Dinner Salad

· Tomato and Onion Salad

· Chicken Caesar Salad

· Caesar Salad

· Salmon Salad- order without Salmon

Marinade

· Salad Dressings:

House, Ranch, Fat-free ranch, Balsamic

vinaigrette, Thousand island, Chipotle ranch, Bleu cheese, Caesar, Italian, Honey mustard, Oil and vinegar, French Legendary Steaks · Flo's Filet · NY Strip · Pepper Bacon wrapped filet · LongHorn · Prime Rib -Order without Au Jus · Ribeye · The Renegade -Order without French fries · Texas T- Bone · New Chop Steak -order without Mushroom Bordelaise sauce or French fries Sandwiches · Liver and Onions · Cheese Burger -Order without bun or French fries · Black and Blue Burger -Order without bun or French fries · LongHorn Cheesesteak Sandwich -Order without bun or French fries · Bacon Cheese Burger- Order without bun or French fries · Honey Mustard Chicken Sandwich- Order without bun or French fries Kids Meals · Kid's Hot Dog -Order without bun or French fries · Kid's Cheeseburger -Order without bun or French fries · Kid's Grilled Chicken Salad- Order without croutons · Kid's sirloin Steak- order without French Fries · Kid's Grilled Chicken · Kid's BBQ Ribs- order without French Fries Fresh Catch All Salmon must be ordered without the Salmon Marinade · Flo's Filet and Salmon · Salmon · Grilled Shrimp Ribs, Chops, Etc.

· Babyback Ribs- order without French fries · Cow Boy Pork Chop- order without spiced Apples or French Fries Combo Corral · Prime Rib and Salmon- order without Salmon Marinade, or Au Jus · Filet and grilled Shrimp · Ribs and Chicken- order without French Fries Side Items · Baked Potato · Mashed Potatoes · Asparagus Spears · Seasonal Vegetables · Sweet Potato · Jalapeno coleslaw · Sliced tomatoes · Citrus spice rice · Grilled onion · Sautéed mushrooms Desserts · Birthday Sundae

>Thank you for your inquiry. We look forward to seeing you at the LongHorn Steakhouse soon.

>Warm regards,

ShaJuan Chance

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ArtGirl
Posted

That was a great reply, considering they aren't quite ready to publish a gluten-free menu, but it appears they know the drill.

thanks for posting this.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

I am glad to see this post, we were just down by Park City Center over the weekend and I saw this place. We don't have any near Harrisburg.

kabowman Explorer
kabowman
Posted

Yes, thanks. We just got one this summer and I haven't had a chance to call them about cooking for me yet. With my dad coming to town this weekend and always eating out and him wanting different places, maybe I will give them a try!!!!

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
Posted

That is so great!!!! Thanks G! I actually ate at a Longhorn Steakhouse a couple of weeks ago. I had NO IDEA what I could have. I took my own dressing.....

I talked to the manager and she was GREAT and I got a steak and potato and it was REALLY good steak!

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