Popular steakhouse chain approved by planning commission to be built in Cbus suburb

A new option for filets and ribeyes is on its way to a Columbus suburb.

The Planning Commission in Delaware, OH approved plans last week for a new Longhorn Steakhouse. According to the meeting agenda, the national steakhouse chain will be built on 2.355 acres within the Coughlin’s Crossing Planned Mixed Use Overlay and located just north of Bojangles.

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Longhorn Steakhouse has locations around Columbus already, including near Polaris, Gahanna, and Dublin, but this will be Delaware’s first, if approved by City Council. They serve a variety of steaks, Tex-Mex sides, salads, and desserts.

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