Want to find the best plates at Cheesecake Factory? (Here is what food lovers always order there!)

by Joyce Mackintosh

Alright, let’s talk about hitting up The Cheesecake Factory. The first thing that always gets me, every single time, is that menu. Seriously, it’s like they hand you a small novel and expect you to make a decision in under an hour. I’ve spent what feels like ages just flipping through those glossy pages, overwhelmed by the sheer number of choices. It’s a real commitment, you know?

Want to find the best plates at Cheesecake Factory? (Here is what food lovers always order there!)

So, after going there more times than I can count – sometimes you just crave that specific Cheesecake Factory experience, right? – I’ve kind of whittled down my list of go-to items. It wasn’t an easy journey, let me tell you. There were some definite misses along the way. I’ve learned through trial and error, and a few regrettable choices I’d rather forget.

The Must-Have Starter

Okay, so first things first, appetizers. You absolutely, positively have to start with the Avocado Eggrolls. I know, I know, everyone talks about them, but there’s a solid reason why. They just work. That crispy wrapper, the creamy avocado inside, and that dipping sauce? Chef’s kiss. I’ve tried to skip them, thinking “I’ll try something new!” but I always regret it. They’re a classic for a reason.

Navigating the Main Course Maze

Now, for the main event, or rather, the pre-cheesecake main event. This is where the menu really tries to get you. My strategy? Stick to what I know has been good consistently.

If I’m feeling like I want something substantial, something that feels a bit like a treat, I almost always land on the Chicken Madeira. It’s rich, sure, with that mushroom wine sauce and the asparagus, but man, it’s satisfying. It’s one of those dishes that feels like a safe bet every time I’ve ordered it.

Other times, especially if I’m not in the mood for something super heavy, I’ll go for pasta. You can’t really mess up a good pasta, and their Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken is just that – a solid, comforting dish. It’s not breaking any culinary ground, but it hits the spot. I once tried some fancy seafood pasta there, sounded amazing on paper, but it was just… too much. Too many things going on. Learned my lesson there: sometimes simple is better, especially with a menu that big.

Want to find the best plates at Cheesecake Factory? (Here is what food lovers always order there!)

Finally, The Cheesecake!

And then, the moment we’ve all been waiting for: the cheesecake. It’s in the name, after all. You can’t go to The Cheesecake Factory and not get cheesecake. That’s just wrong.

My personal hall of famers in the cheesecake department usually boils down to a couple of choices:

  • Original Cheesecake: Call me old-fashioned, but you can’t beat the classic. It’s creamy, it’s tangy, it’s exactly what you want. Perfect.
  • Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake: Okay, if I’m feeling a bit more adventurous, or just really want to go all out, this one is insane. It’s like two desserts in one. So decadent.

I’ve definitely stared at that cheesecake display for a good ten minutes, feeling the pressure. But these two? They’ve never let me down. I figure, why risk disappointment when you know what works?

So yeah, that’s my strategy for conquering The Cheesecake Factory. It’s less about finding hidden gems every time and more about having a reliable set of favorites that make the whole experience enjoyable instead of a stressful decision-making marathon. It’s still a mountain of a menu, but at least now I have my trusty map to navigate it.

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