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Outback Steakhousenutrition: calories, macros & the healthiest picks

Every Outback Steakhouse menu item we track — 20 items, averaging 989 calories — checked against Outback Steakhouse's own published nutrition data. The picks below are computed, not guessed: ranked by actual protein-per-calorie and calories-per-item across the full menu.

Healthiest picks

Computed from the full nutrition table below — not a hand-picked opinion.

Best protein per calorie

  • Grilled Chicken on the Barbie

    62g protein for 410 cal — 15.1g protein per 100 cal

  • Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (11 oz)

    86g protein for 600 cal — 14.3g protein per 100 cal

  • Melbourne Porterhouse (22 oz)

    83g protein for 660 cal — 12.6g protein per 100 cal

Lowest-calorie, still filling

  • Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (6 oz)

    370 cal with 46g protein

  • Victoria's Filet Mignon (6 oz)

    380 cal with 47g protein

  • Grilled Chicken on the Barbie

    410 cal with 62g protein

Watch out for

Classic Prime Rib (24 oz)2660 cal, 217g fat — the single biggest item on the menu.

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20 items

Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (6 oz)

as published, 6 oz cut

37046120

Victoria's Filet Mignon (6 oz)

as published, 6 oz cut

38047119

Grilled Chicken on the Barbie

as published, entree serving (grilled chicken breast)

41062229

Victoria's Filet Mignon (8 oz)

as published, 8 oz cut

53062129

Perfectly Grilled Salmon

as published, grilled entree, no sauce

55045139

Grilled Shrimp on the Barbie (Entree)

as published, From the Sea entree serving

55058335

Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (11 oz)

as published, 11 oz cut

60086128

Melbourne Porterhouse (22 oz)

as published, 22 oz cut

66083134

Toowoomba Salmon

as published, entree with garlic shrimp cream sauce

76061753

Alice Springs Chicken

as published, entree serving

780791447

Ribeye (12 oz)

as published, 12 oz cut

90058172

Bone-In Ribeye (18 oz)

as published, 18 oz bone-in cut

91066369

The Bloomin' Burger

as published, full burger serving

970467057

Cheesecake with Raspberry Sauce

as published, full dessert serving

10401710562

Queensland Pasta with Chicken and Shrimp

as published, full entree serving

13608513549

Outback Ribs (Full Rack)

as published, full rack serving

1430965391

Chocolate Thunder from Down Under

as published, full dessert serving

152018142105

Bloomin' Onion

as published, full appetizer serving

162015107126

Kookaburra Wings (Mild)

as published, full appetizer serving

17809072125

Classic Prime Rib (24 oz)

as published, largest 24 oz cut

26601750217

FAQ

What's the healthiest thing to order at Outback Steakhouse?

Based on verified nutrition data across Outback Steakhouse's full menu, the Grilled Chicken on the Barbie has the best protein-to-calorie ratio on the menu — 62g protein for 410 cal — 15.1g protein per 100 cal. If you want the lowest-calorie option that still fills you up, the Outback Center-Cut Sirloin (6 oz) comes in at 370 calories with 46g of protein.

How many calories are in a typical Outback Steakhouse order?

Across the 20 menu items we track for Outback Steakhouse, the average is about 989 calories per item. Individual items range widely, so check the table on this page for the exact item you're ordering.

What has the most protein per calorie at Outback Steakhouse?

The Grilled Chicken on the Barbie is the most protein-efficient item on the Outback Steakhouse menu: 62g protein for 410 cal — 15.1g protein per 100 cal. AutoCal ranks every item this way automatically when you scan the menu in person.

What should I watch out for at Outback Steakhouse?

The Classic Prime Rib (24 oz) is the single biggest item on the Outback Steakhouse menu we track — 2660 cal, 217g fat — the single biggest item on the menu. It's not off-limits, just worth knowing before you order if you're watching calories.

Is this Outback Steakhouse nutrition data accurate?

Yes — every item is checked against Outback Steakhouse's own published nutrition information, not crowd-sourced estimates. It's the same verified dataset AutoCal uses when you scan a Outback Steakhouse menu in the app.

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