LongHorn Steakhouse Plans Kyle Location

LongHorn Steakhouse plans ground-up Kyle location along growing I-35 corridor

Daniela Velez David News Writer
Grilles steak by LongHorn Steakhouse with asparagus on the side (Image credit: LongHorn Steakhouse Facebook page)

A steak done right experience could be heading to Hays County. According to public filings, LongHorn Steakhouse plans to build a new restaurant at 19889 IH 35 in Kyle.

Longhorn Steakhouse was founded in Atlanta. The chain is known for its grilled steaks cooked fresh to eat, never frozen and grilled by experts. The ground-up project, will span 5,780 square feet and include a parking lot, landscaping, dumpster enclosure, and all utilities.

What Now Dallas reached out to LongHorn Steakhouse representatives to inquire about the opening timeline, but did not receive an answer prior press time.

What Now has tracked closely Longhorn expansion across the state. What Now Austin previously reported on Central Texas locations in Bastrop and Manor. What Now Dallas covered a Mansfield restaurant, and What Now San Antonio reported on a location at Peñitas Crossing opening alongside an Olive Garden, confirmed by Darden construction manager Jim Powell. What Now Houston also reported on the brand’s first Texas City restaurant, expected by early 2027.

The Kyle site sits along a stretch of I-35 that has drawn steady restaurant activity. What Now Austin has previousyly reported on Chicken Salad Chick at 19037 I-35, Lupe Tortilla at 19149 I-35, and Kyoka Sushi, all within the same corridor.

For more information, follow Longhorn Steakhouse on Instagram or Facebook.

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Daniela Velez is a bilingual journalist and communications strategist based in Colombia. She has covered stories across the humanitarian, political, and entertainment sectors, bringing a multidisciplinary perspective shaped by her background in Communications and Political Philosophy from Universidad de La Sabana and additional training in Modern Journalism from NYU
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