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Couple Injured by Falling Longhorn Antlers at Nashville Restaurant
Couple seeks $150,000 in compensation after incident at Longhorn Steakhouse.
Published on Feb. 27, 2026
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A couple in Nashville, Tennessee were injured after a set of Longhorn antlers fell on them while dining at a Longhorn Steakhouse restaurant. The couple is now seeking $150,000 in compensation for their undisclosed injuries sustained during the incident.
Why it matters
Incidents of customers being injured by decor or fixtures at restaurants are relatively rare, but can raise questions about safety protocols and premises liability. This case highlights the potential risks that can arise from large, heavy decorative elements in dining establishments.
The details
According to reports, the couple was dining at a Longhorn Steakhouse location in Nashville when a set of Longhorn antlers mounted on the wall suddenly came loose and fell on them. The couple sustained undisclosed injuries as a result and is now seeking $150,000 in compensation from the restaurant chain.
- The incident occurred on February 27, 2026 while the couple was dining at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Nashville.
The players
Longhorn Steakhouse
A national restaurant chain known for its Tex-Mex cuisine and Western-themed decor, including large Longhorn steer antlers mounted on the walls.
What’s next
The couple has filed a lawsuit seeking $150,000 in compensation from Longhorn Steakhouse for their injuries sustained during the incident.
The takeaway
This case serves as a reminder for restaurants to carefully evaluate the safety and security of their decor and fixtures, especially large, heavy elements that could pose a risk to customers if they were to become dislodged.
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