Outback Steakhouse Menu Prices 2026
Quick answer
Outback Steakhouse is an Australian-themed, sit-down steakhouse serving grilled steaks, chicken, ribs, seafood and the Bloomin' Onion. A 6 oz. Center-Cut Sirloin typically costs about $16.99, the Bloomin' Onion about $10.99 and Alice Springs Chicken about $21.99. Most menu items fall between about $3.79 for drinks and $38.99 for the biggest steaks.
Outback Steakhouse quick facts
| Founded | 1988, Tampa, Florida |
|---|---|
| Founders | Chris Sullivan, Robert Basham, Tim Gannon and Trudy Cooper |
| Headquarters | Tampa, Florida (Bloomin' Brands) |
| Parent company | Bloomin' Brands, Inc. |
| U.S. locations | 666 in 44 states (end of 2025) |
| Countries | United States plus restaurants in Brazil, South Korea, Hong Kong/China and other markets |
| Known for | The Bloomin' Onion and affordable grilled steaks |
| Estimated price range | $3.79–$33.99 (est.) |
| Menu items listed | 26 |
| Menu last checked | October 2026 |
What's on the Outback Steakhouse menu
Outback opened its first restaurant in Tampa, Florida, in March 1988, started by Chris Sullivan, Robert Basham, Tim Gannon and Trudy Cooper. It now belongs to Bloomin' Brands, which is also based in Tampa, and had 666 U.S. restaurants in 44 states at the end of 2025, plus about 300 more overseas, mostly in Brazil and South Korea. The Australian theme shows up in names more than flavors.
Steaks are the reason to come, from a lean 6 oz. sirloin to Victoria's Filet Mignon and the bone-in ribeye, and most entrees include sides. Shareable starters such as the Bloomin' Onion and Aussie Cheese Fries are huge, so plan to split them. Prices below are estimated typical U.S. prices; Outback's own prices change by location, and some cuts are regional.
Best value at Outback Steakhouse
- Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (6 oz.)$16.99 est. · 330 calAt about $16.99 with sides, it's the cheapest way to get a steak dinner here.
- Bloomin' Onion$10.99 est. · 1,920 calAbout $10.99 for a starter that feeds a whole table works out to just a few dollars a person.
- Baby Back Ribs (half rack)$20.99 est. · 720 calA half rack at about $20.99 is a filling entree for roughly $8 less than the full rack.
- The Outbacker Burger$15.99 est. · 870 calAt about $15.99, the burger is one of the lower-priced entrees and comes in under most steaks.
Most popular Outback Steakhouse orders
- Bloomin' Onion$10.99 est. · 1,920 calThe whole fried onion with dipping sauce is Outback's signature starter, best split among three or four people at about 1,920 calories.
- Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (6 oz.)$16.99 est. · 330 calThe smallest sirloin is the entry point to the steak menu and only 330 calories before sides.
- Victoria's Filet Mignon (6 oz.)$29.99 est. · 470 calOutback lists Victoria's Filet among its signature dishes, and the 6 oz. size keeps it at 470 calories.
- Alice Springs Chicken$21.99 est. · 890 calGrilled chicken with mushrooms, bacon, melted cheese and honey mustard is the most famous non-steak entree.
Outback Steakhouse nutrition and menu highlights
Calories and protein on this page come only from Outback Steakhouse's official nutrition information; the lowest-calorie pick leaves out drinks, sauces and add-ons. Items without an official figure show a dash. Where the official guide names an item a little differently, the note says which item the figures are for.
Outback Steakhouse allergen notes
Outback publishes a full allergen guide and a gluten-free menu as PDFs linked from outback.com, covering the top nine allergens, including milk, egg, wheat, soy, shellfish and sesame. Deep-fried items share a fryer with beef tallow, and the company does not recommend fried foods for guests with allergies. Tell your server about any allergy.
Outback Steakhouse hours
- Typical hours
- Open seven days a week; many restaurants open at 11 a.m. for lunch and stay open through dinner, but hours vary by location, so check outback.com.
- Breakfast hours
- Not served
- Holiday hours
- Holiday hours differ by restaurant, and some locations close or shorten hours on major holidays. Check the locator on outback.com or call ahead.
Ordering and rewards
- Official app
- Outback Steakhouse app, plus ordering at outback.com
- Rewards program
- Dine Rewards: earn 5 points per dollar on food and non-alcoholic drinks, and every 350 points becomes a $5 reward; points are shared with Carrabba's, Bonefish Grill and Fleming's.
- Delivery
- Outback offers Curbside Takeaway and delivery through outback.com at many locations; fees and menu prices for delivery can be higher than in the restaurant.
Outback Steakhouse ordering tips
- Join Dine Rewards before your visit; the points carry over to Carrabba's, Bonefish Grill and Fleming's.
- Order one Bloomin' Onion for the table instead of separate starters, since it is sized for several people.
- Ask about the Aussie 3-Course deal, which Outback has offered dine-in for $14.99 with soup or salad, an entree and cheesecake.
- Choose a loaded sweet potato or side salad instead of fries to keep a steak dinner lighter.
- If you want a specific cut or size, confirm it with your server, since some steaks are regional.
Common questions about the Outback Steakhouse menu
What is the cheapest steak at Outback?
The 6 oz. Outback Center-Cut Sirloin is the cheapest steak, typically about $16.99, and it comes with sides. Moving up to the 8 oz. sirloin costs about $19.99. Outback has also run an Aussie 3-Course deal for $14.99 that includes the 6 oz. sirloin, a soup or salad and cheesecake.
How much is a Bloomin' Onion at Outback?
A Bloomin' Onion typically costs about $10.99, though prices vary by location. It is a whole onion, cut to open like a flower and fried, served with a spicy dipping sauce. Outback's nutrition guide lists it at about 1,920 calories, so it works best split among three or four people as a starter.
Does Outback have a rewards program?
Yes. Outback uses Dine Rewards, shared with Carrabba's, Bonefish Grill and Fleming's. You earn 5 points for each dollar spent on food and non-alcoholic drinks, and every 350 points turns into a $5 reward. Rewards expire 90 days after they are issued, and you can join online or in the app.
What are the lowest-calorie options at Outback?
The 6 oz. Center-Cut Sirloin has about 330 calories and the 6 oz. Victoria's Filet about 470, according to Outback's nutrition guide. Pair either with a loaded sweet potato at about 250 calories or a side salad. Starters like Aussie Cheese Fries, at about 2,860 calories, are the heaviest items.
Does Outback serve lunch?
Yes, Outback restaurants are open seven days a week and serve lunch, though lunch hours vary by location. The full steak menu is available at lunch, and burgers like the Outbacker Burger, at about $15.99, make a quicker midday meal. Check your restaurant's hours on outback.com before you go.
Is Outback open on holidays?
Many Outback restaurants open on holidays, but hours are set by each location and some close on certain days. Outback also offers Curbside Takeaway at many restaurants if you would rather eat at home. Check your restaurant's page on outback.com or call ahead before you plan a holiday dinner there.
How Outback Steakhouse compares
Sources
Price note: Prices are estimated typical U.S. prices (October 2026) and vary by location. Official prices, where shown, are labeled with where they came from.
- Bloomin' Brands Form 10-K, fiscal 2025 (SEC) — used for U.S. and international restaurant counts, states, headquarters, Dine Rewards, Aussie Three Course
- Outback Steakhouse fact sheet — used for 1988 Tampa opening, founders, signature items, seven-day hours, curbside and delivery
- Outback full nutrition information (official PDF) — used for Calories and current steak sizes, item names
- Outback full allergen information (official PDF, May 2026) — used for Allergens covered, shared fryer with beef tallow
- Dine Rewards terms (outback.com) — used for Points, rewards and participating brands
- Outback: Aussie 3-Course offer — used for Aussie 3-Course price and contents
- FSR Magazine: Outback rolls out national daily lunch — used for Daily lunch service