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LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken Menu Prices, Calories & Nutrition’s
The LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken is one of the lighter chicken entrées on the LongHorn Steakhouse menu. It is made with juicy grilled chicken breasts, finished with lemon garlic butter sauce, fresh parsley, and a fire-grilled lemon for a bright, zesty flavor.
This dish is a great choice if you want something flavorful but not as heavy as Parmesan Crusted Chicken, ribs, burgers, or larger steak entrées. It gives you strong protein, simple ingredients, and a fresh citrus-garlic taste.
The entrée comes in two portion sizes: 9 oz and 12 oz, with your choice of salad and side.
Prices may vary by location, taxes, and menu updates.
LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken Calories
Portion
Calories
9 oz Chicken
330 Cal
12 oz Chicken
420 Cal
Side + Salad Estimate
+220–860 Cal
The chicken itself is one of the lighter entrées. The final meal total depends on your side, salad, dressing, and sauce choices.
LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken Nutrition Facts
Nutrient
9 oz
12 oz
Calories
330 Cal
420 Cal
Total Fat
16g
22g
Saturated Fat
6g
8g
Cholesterol
130mg
180mg
Sodium
1,200–1,600mg
1,500–1,900mg
Carbohydrates
4g
6g
Dietary Fiber
1g
1g
Sugars
1g
2g
Protein
45g
60g
Potassium
900mg
1,200mg
The LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken nutrition is strong for protein and lower in calories than many steakhouse entrées. The main thing to watch is sodium and the butter sauce.
The dish tastes bright and savory because the grilled chicken is balanced with lemon, garlic, herbs, and butter.
Allergen Information
Allergen
Present / Possible
Milk/Dairy
Yes, from lemon garlic butter sauce
Wheat/Gluten
Possible from cross-contact or side choices
Eggs
Possible in dressings or sides
Soy
Possible in sauces, oils, or marinades
Fish
Not listed in the entrée
Shellfish
Not listed in the entrée
Tree Nuts
Not listed
This entrée can be a gluten-sensitive choice when paired with safer sides, but guests with allergies should confirm preparation and cross-contact before ordering.
The chicken itself is low in carbs. Choose broccoli or asparagus instead of rice, fries, or potatoes for a lower-carb meal.
13. Is sodium high?
It can be moderate to high, especially with the sauce, salad dressing, and sides.
14. Can kids eat Lemon Garlic Chicken?
Yes, the flavor is mild enough for many kids, though the portion may be large.
15. Can I order Lemon Garlic Chicken to-go?
Yes, it can usually be ordered for takeout.
16. What drink pairs well with it?
Iced tea, sparkling water, lemonade, or a citrus-style drink pairs well.
17. Is LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken worth it?
Yes, it is worth ordering if you want a high-protein, lighter chicken entrée with fresh lemon garlic flavor.
Final Thoughts
The LongHorn Lemon Garlic Chicken is a flavorful, lighter entrée with grilled chicken, lemon garlic butter, parsley, and fire-grilled lemon.
The 9 oz portion costs $21.49 and has 330 calories, while the 12 oz portion costs $23.49 and has 420 calories before sides. It is high in protein, fresh in flavor, and easier to balance than many heavier steakhouse meals.
For the healthiest order, choose the 9 oz Lemon Garlic Chicken, ask for light sauce, and pair it with Fresh Steamed Broccoli, Fresh Steamed Asparagus, or a Mixed Green Salad.
