Longhorn Barbecue Catering

The last time I went it was So fun when the dueling pianos play. The longhorn girls dance with the songs and are choreographed. The food is decent and the beer is cold. Lots of atmosphere and very fun on a Friday or Saturday night. The waitstaff is amazing and the bartender is always funny. There is a separation from the main restaurant and bar, and has a kid friendly menu.

So after being traumatized by Dickey's Seattle Portions (seriously their three meat plate is $23 but you get a couple handfuls of food!), and them being completely out of anything beef on the menu today I thought I'd give Longhorn a try. I got the Big 'Un half-pound sandwich. their three meat plate (I believe it's called the Rustler) and a sideboard. Which is just what they call a side. My $23 one-person meal had two big containers to it. One was just ribs, the other had a huge chicken breast, big leg and six slices of beef brisket. At first I thought I got the wrong order but good god that's just how they do it over there apparently. The sides are... something. I would recommend just not eating the macaroni and cheese, just don't. BUT THE MEAT is actually pretty good and the sauces (I got the sweet, the dark and some au jus for the sandwich eater in the house) are also pretty good. Their giant pork sandwich tasted pretty great. Oh! And the cornbread muffin was pretty good. Haven't had a decent one from a chain since I left Texas so I really appreciated that. TL;DR: Avoid the sides, expect leftovers for a couple days if you get the three meat plate and enjoy yourself.

Longhorn catered an event for our Family Day on the 4th of June, and I was so disappointed. I have had Longhorn BBQ in the past and was impressed., I don't know what happened but the quality, taste, and appearance has all gone downhill. This was by far the worst catered food I have ever had. I can only say that whatever the company paid for the catering was definitely too much.

I miss the old longhorns. When they were located in Auburn I used to go after church each week and enjoy amazing barbecue. Always got the cornbread and the lemonade in addition to a bucket full of ribs delicious. The ribs were meaty and generous not fatty the biscuit was large and delicious served with a wonderful honey butter. Sadly longhorns close that location and moved to Milton which should have been a wonderful thing since it's very close to my home but something about the place just isn't the same the quality of the food is gone rapidly down, while the price is creeped up. Gone is the generous longhorns barbecue replaced by just getting by. In the past it was cheaper for me to go and get a bucket of ribs than make ribs myself now that's time is well passed it's much easier for me to make them myself and more economical as well I actually get a better product that is a shame. I'm hoping that longhorns finds his way back to its old values