1000 Darden Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32837-4032
Approximately 95-100% of the LongHorn Steakhouse restaurant locations are linked in the Atlas Research Platform.
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LongHorn Steakhouse began in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1981 and is headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The company operates a single casual/family steakhouse concept. Darden Restaurants is the parent company, making LongHorn a child company within Darden’s multi-brand portfolio. Its cuisines are Steakhouse, Chicken, Salad and Seafood. Locations serve lunch and dinner. Almost all traditional LongHorn restaurants in the United States are company-operated. A very small share are operated by selected franchise partners. A typical restaurant has about 250 seats and occupies approximately 7,000 square feet. The concept generally uses a large full-service dining-room format, although building designs and seating arrangements can vary by market and site.
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A weekly cut is a selected portion of RestaurantPipeline’s broader location-development research. This profile may show selected examples when the indexed company appears in that week’s research.
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October Week 4 · Source file: October Week 2, 2026
5770 N Elizabeth St · Pueblo, CO 81008
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October Week 3 · Source file: October Week 2, 2026
4330 Kell W Blvd · Wichita Falls, TX 76309
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RestaurantData’s selected archived development trail for LongHorn Steakhouse begins with an April 1999 report in Pickerington, Ohio. A broad development period in 2005–2014 is followed by further market activity in 2015–2019. Later opening-year research and development reports extend the view into 2026.
For sales teams and investors, these historical windows help identify markets for closer review, compare current development with earlier activity and place individual locations within the brand’s longer expansion history.
20+ states with signals
35+ states with signals
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30+ states with signals
Selected opening signals and researched location history, 1999–2026.
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Vector readout: The early archived trail includes markets from New Hampshire to Florida. The 2005–2014 window spans 35+ states. Later location examples include Idaho, California and Texas, while Texas, Florida and Georgia feature prominently in the combined 2020–2026 research.
Recent arc in development. The 2020–2026 window contains 130+ selected opening signals across 30+ states. Later reports include announced development; 2026 is a partial year.
RestaurantData source trail: Archived reports draw on state and legal filings, building permits and regional news. Atlas by RestaurantData™ contributes researched opening-year attributes to the later segment. A development report year and an opening year can differ for the same location.
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Source: RestaurantData U.S. restaurant-location research. Corporate, regional and franchisee headquarters are excluded. The first two windows use archived development records; later windows combine development and opening-year research, counting each address once at its earliest included dated evidence. Signal and state bands are rounded down. They do not represent complete opening totals, currently operating units or net growth.
The latest included development report is October Week 2, 2026. The six examples use their stated date basis. Development reports can precede opening, including projects assigned future opening years. Verification dates are not opening dates, and a historical record does not establish present operating status.
Source availability varies across jurisdictions and years. Wider research coverage in the dotted segment should be considered when comparing periods. The curve uses an illustrative vertical scale specific to this profile. Unresolved opening years are not used to assign opening dates; gaps do not by themselves establish a pause or contraction.
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A separate early reference appears in FoodServiceReport’s 2000 Orlando and Central Florida report, which records a LongHorn Steakhouse restaurant under construction at 12901 S Orange Blossom Trail. The report is preserved on RestaurantChains.net.
For additional historical addresses and source details, see the LongHorn Steakhouse location archive on RestaurantChains.net.
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