Olive Garden 6 oz. Sirloin: Price & Calories
CLASSIC ENTREE
6 oz. Sirloin
$19.99 · 980 cal
Best for: steak lovers, a hearty dinner, and anyone who wants something other than pasta.
Olive Garden 6 oz. sirloin is the steak choice on the classic entrees menu, and it stands out because it is not a pasta dish. It is a hearty plate for guests who want steak at an Italian restaurant, with a rich, savory flavor that feels like a treat. The steak is the star of the dish, and the portion is generous enough for a full dinner. If you want something different from the Alfredo and carbonara dishes, this is a good dish to pick.
Highlights
- A 6 oz. sirloin steak on the classic entrees menu.
- The non-pasta choice, at $19.99.
- 980 calories for a single serving.
- Great with a house salad and warm breadsticks.
What Is 6 oz. Sirloin?
The 6 oz. sirloin is a steak entree served as a main dish, with a savory, hearty flavor that sets it apart from the pasta plates on the menu. It is a simple plate, with the steak taking the lead, and it comes with the first course of soup or salad and breadsticks, like other classic entrees.
It is a popular pick for guests who want steak but still want the full Olive Garden experience. The steak makes the dish feel special, and it works well for a relaxed dinner, a date night, or a first visit when you want to try something different. If you like steak, this is the dish to order from the classic entrees list.
Compare Classic Entrees
If you are choosing between the grilled and steak entrees, here is how the 6 oz. sirloin compares with two other verified options from this site’s own menu listing.
| Dish | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| 6 oz. Sirloin | $19.99 | 980 |
| Herb-Grilled Salmon | $21.49 | 610 |
| Grilled Chicken Margherita | $20.29 | 650 |
Price
Olive Garden 6 oz. sirloin costs $19.99 for a single serving, based on the listing on this site. Prices can vary by location, so it is worth checking the menu at your nearest restaurant before you order. The price covers the 6 oz. sirloin as a main entree, not a family-style serving. Local offers and seasonal menus can change what you pay, so check the local menu for current pricing.
Calories and Nutrition
The 6 oz. sirloin has 980 calories per serving, based on the official Olive Garden nutrition guide. That makes it a hearty plate, so it suits a full dinner or a meal where steak is the main event. The table below shows fat, carbs, protein, and sodium for the same serving, so you can see the whole picture before you order.
| Nutrition | Per Serving |
|---|---|
| Calories | 980 |
| Total fat | 62 g |
| Carbohydrates | 49 g |
| Protein | 57 g |
| Sodium | 1,840 mg |
Why People Love It and Best Pairings
People love the 6 oz. sirloin because it is the steak option on a menu full of pasta, and it feels like a treat. The steak and the warm, welcoming sides come together in a dish that works for a relaxed dinner or a special night out. A house salad adds freshness and crunch, while warm breadsticks give the meal a soft, comforting side. For a cool finish, iced tea or lemonade works well and keeps the meal feeling balanced from start to end.
For more menu ideas, see the Olive Garden menu with prices, browse the classic entrees guide, or try the herb-grilled salmon.
Best Pairings
- Famous House Salad — fresh and crisp beside the steak.
- Breadsticks — warm, soft, and comforting beside the dish.
- Iced tea or lemonade — a light, cool finish.
Before you order, check the price at your local restaurant, since it can vary by location. Pair it with a salad and breadsticks for a complete meal, and save room if you want a sweet finish after this hearty entree.
Quick FAQs
Is the 6 oz. sirloin a filling dish?
Yes, at 980 calories it is a hearty plate, and with the soup or salad and breadsticks it makes a full meal.
Is the 6 oz. sirloin a good choice for a first visit?
Yes, if you enjoy steak. It is a simple, classic plate that shows the non-pasta side of the Olive Garden menu.
Does the price vary by location?
Yes, $19.99 is the listed price on this site, but local prices can differ.
