The Outback Steakhouse drink menu includes signature cocktails like The Wallaby Darned and Sauza Gold Coast ‘Rita, wine from Kangaroo Court and Ecco Domani, domestic and craft beer, and non-alcoholic options like Aussie Palmer and lemonade. Prices generally range from $3.49 for soft drinks to $39.00 for bottled wine, though menus vary by location.

What’s on the Outback Steakhouse Drink Menu?

Outback’s beverage program splits into five main categories: specialty cocktails, wine, beer and cider, non-alcoholic drinks, and “To Go Boozy Beverages” for takeout orders. Specialty cocktails are dine-in only at most locations, while a separate to-go menu offers pre-batched cocktails, six-packs, and bottled wine for delivery or pickup.

• Specialty cocktails  Signature ‘Ritas, martinis, and punch
• Wine  By the glass, bottle, or carafe
• Beer & cider  Domestic, imported, and craft
• Non-alcoholic drinks  Sodas, lemonades, tea, coffee
• To-Go Boozy Beverages  Batched cocktails, six-packs, bottled wine

Outback Cocktails Menu: What Are the Signature Drinks?

Outback’s specialty cocktail menu features Australian-themed originals, including The Wallaby Darned, Sauza Gold Coast ‘Rita, and Smoked Old Fashioned, most marked dine-in only. According to Outback’s official menu, The Wallaby Darned contains peaches, La Marca® Prosecco, SVEDKA® Vodka, and DeKuyper Peachtree® Schnapps, totaling 220 calories.

Current dine-in specialty cocktails listed on outback.com include:

• The Wallaby Darned  Peaches, La Marca® Prosecco, SVEDKA® Vodka, DeKuyper Peachtree® Schnapps (220 calories; an upgraded version with extra vodka and schnapps runs 230 calories)
• Sauza Gold Coast ‘Rita  Sauza® Gold Tequila and Cointreau®, served frozen or on the rocks
• Strawberry Kiwi Rita  Fresh fruit twist on the classic margarita
• Top Shelf Rita
• Boomarita
• Smoked Old Fashioned
• Castaway Cocktail
• Koala Punch
• Platypus Punch (single-serve)

Other cocktails referenced across menu-tracking sources though not confirmed on the current official product list include the Boomerang Cocktail (Malibu® Coconut Rum, pineapple, grenadine), Sydney’s Cosmo (Absolut® Citron, Cointreau®, mango-cranberry juice), Blackberry Martini, Espresso Martini, and Peach Bellini. Availability of these may depend on location, so treat them as possible rather than guaranteed menu items.

Outback has also promoted $8 cocktails all day as a recurring value offer at participating locations ask your server which drinks currently qualify.

Outback Steakhouse Drinks Menu: What Wine Is Available?

Outback’s wine list centers on the Kangaroo Court Shiraz-Cabernet, a blend from South Australia’s Mollydooker winery made specifically to pair with Outback’s steaks, alongside standard glass and bottle options like Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Grigio, and Moscato.

Outback Alcoholic Drinks: Beer, Cider & To-Go Options

Outback’s beer selection includes its signature Bloomin’ Blonde Ale alongside standard domestic, imported, and craft options such as Bud Light, Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois, Samuel Adams Boston Lager, Blue Moon Belgian White, and Angry Orchard Hard Cider. Draft beer and bottled beer typically fall between $5 and $8 depending on brand and location.

For takeout, Outback’s official “To Go Boozy Beverages” menu lists specific six-packs and bottles:

A large draft, sometimes marketed at select locations as “Big Blokes,” has been offered for around $5, though this pricing isn’t guaranteed nationwide.

Outback Drinks Menu With Prices: To-Go Cocktails & Non-Alcoholic Options

For batched cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks to go, Outback’s official pricing (per its “To Go Boozy Beverages” page) is as follows:

For dine-in non-alcoholic drinks, several menu-tracking sources cite consistent per-glass pricing:

Most soft drinks, iced tea, and coffee come with free refills at dine-in locations. Note that these figures come from third-party menu-tracking sites rather than Outback’s official pricing page, so treat them as estimates that can vary by market.

Are There Non-Alcoholic Cocktails at Outback?

Yes the No Worries ‘Rita is Outback’s non-alcoholic cocktail, sold for $11.00 as a to-go option serving two, according to Outback’s official website. It’s designed to replicate the margarita experience without alcohol, and servers can typically make mocktail versions of other cocktails on request.

What’s New on the Outback Drink Menu?

The most notable recent addition is the Blueberry Lavender Lemonade for Two ($12.00), listed as “New!” on Outback’s official to-go beverage menu. The Gingerbread Cookie Martini (Absolut Vodka, Baileys, Kahlúa, gingerbread spices) has also been referenced as a returning seasonal item at some locations, though it’s not confirmed on the current national menu ask your server about seasonal availability.

Outback Happy Hour: When Are Drinks Discounted?

Outback happy hour typically runs 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on weekdays at participating locations, with discounted draft beer, house wine, well drinks, and margaritas. Saturday availability is limited and Sunday happy hour is rare, so weekday afternoons offer the most reliable savings.

Because happy hour isn’t offered at every location and hours vary, confirm timing through the Outback app or by calling ahead.

Best Drinks by Need

• Budget-conscious: Non-alcoholic drinks at $3.49–$3.79, or $8 cocktails during the all-day promotion where available
• Lowest calorie cocktail (verified): The Croc-tail, cited at 106 calories by third-party sources still worth confirming via Outback’s nutrition page for your location
• Groups: Platypus Punch or Koala Punch, both sold in multi-serve, to-go formats
• Steak pairing: Kangaroo Court Shiraz-Cabernet, developed specifically to complement Outback’s grilled meats
• Dessert alternative: Espresso Martini or a seasonal martini, if available
• Non-drinker: No Worries ‘Rita, Outback’s dedicated non-alcoholic cocktail

How Should I Pair Drinks With My Meal?

Match bolder red wines like the Kangaroo Court Shiraz-Cabernet with steak, citrus-forward margaritas with spicy appetizers, and lighter non-alcoholic drinks like the Aussie Palmer with salads or grilled chicken. The goal is balancing richness cutting through fried or fatty dishes with acidity or carbonation, and matching spice with something cool and citrusy.

A few practical pairings drawn from Outback’s own menu logic:

• Bloomin’ Onion®  A crisp lager or the Sauza Gold Coast ‘Rita cuts through the fried richness
• Steak entrées  Kangaroo Court Shiraz-Cabernet or a bold red by the glass
• Spicy shrimp or chicken dishes  Citrus-forward margaritas
• Lighter fare (salads, grilled chicken)  Aussie Palmer or iced tea

Does Ordering Affect Price?

Yes. To-go alcoholic beverages carry different pricing than dine-in orders, and Outback notes that its to-go prices exclude delivery and packaging fees delivery is capped at $10.00, with a packaging fee of 3–5% added at checkout. If you’re ordering multiple items for delivery, factor these additional charges into your total before assuming the listed price is final.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Outback drink menu the same at every location?
No. Outback is a franchise system, so specialty cocktails, happy hour availability, and pricing can differ by restaurant. Always check your local menu or the Outback app for confirmed offerings.

How many calories are in The Wallaby Darned?
The Wallaby Darned contains 220 calories in its standard form, according to Outback’s official nutrition information. An upgraded version with extra vodka and schnapps totals 230 calories.

Can I order Outback cocktails for takeout?
Some cocktails, like the Platypus Punch and Espresso Martini, are available through Outback’s “To Go Boozy Beverages” menu. Most specialty cocktails, however, are marked dine-in only.

What is the cheapest drink on the Outback menu?
Non-alcoholic drinks like Kiwi Strawberry Lemonade start around $3.49, based on third-party menu pricing, making them the most budget-friendly option compared to cocktails or wine.

Does Outback offer a non-alcoholic cocktail?
Yes, the No Worries ‘Rita is a non-alcoholic margarita-style option, priced at $11.00 for two on Outback’s official to-go menu.

What wine does Outback recommend with steak?
Outback developed the Kangaroo Court Shiraz-Cabernet with Australia’s Mollydooker winery specifically to pair with its steak menu, according to the brand’s official product description.

Is there a discount on Outback cocktails?
Outback has offered $8 cocktails all day at participating locations as a recurring value promotion. Availability and included drinks vary, so ask your server which cocktails qualify during your visit.

What time does Outback happy hour start?
Happy hour typically runs from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on weekdays at participating locations, though hours and availability vary by restaurant.

Are there six-packs of beer available to order online?
Yes, Outback’s to-go menu lists several online-only six-packs, including Budweiser, Bud Light, Coors Light, Corona, and Heineken, each priced between $10.00 and $12.00.

Do to-go drink prices include delivery fees?
No. Outback states that to-go beverage prices exclude delivery and packaging fees, which add up to $10.00 for delivery plus a 3–5% packaging fee at checkout.