Over recent years,  I've had good luck with the Longhorn chain. Not so, of late. When traveling frequently, it's a comfort to know some restaurants will be, day in and day out, a place to get a good meal. Longhorn is becoming more and more hit and miss. This was a miss. I had only 45 minutes for a mid-afternoon lunch. Although service was attentive and friendly, the steak was 50% tough or just plain gristle. The waitress offered a replacement, but I'd run out of time. Fortunately, I'd eaten enough of the excellent rolls and iceberg lettuce salad to hold me until supper.