Despite its expansion to over 500 locations, Longhorn Steakhouse remains absent in eight states, mainly in the western U.S., raising questions about its distribution strategy.
The only midwestern state without a Longhorn Steakhouse is Minnesota, highlighting the uneven geographic presence of the chain despite its popularity and extensive menu offerings.
Alaska and Hawaii are particularly isolated from Longhorn Steakhouse, with residents needing to fly for a visit due to the absence of any locations.
The reason for the absence of Longhorn Steakhouse in states known for beef production, like Montana and Oregon, remains unclear and unexplained by the company.
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