Cheesecake Factory Beverage Menu: Prices, Calories & Every Drink Category (November 2026)
From specialty cocktails and frozen blends to iced teas, milkshakes, coffee, and non-alcoholic mocktails — the drinks on the current menu, with calories, ingredients, and pricing for November 2026. You'll also find nutrition callouts, lighter picks, and answers to the questions people actually ask before ordering.
Prices below are typical U.S. menu prices and can shift by a dollar or two depending on your location, since The Cheesecake Factory sets pricing restaurant by restaurant. Calorie counts come from the chain's standardized nutritional guide; recipes are made to order, so an actual pour can vary slightly from the listed value.
See the full Cheesecake Factory menu for food pairings, and check Happy Hour for discounted cocktails and appetizers.
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Quick answer
The Cheesecake Factory's bar and beverage program breaks into roughly ten groups: specialty cocktails, morning cocktails, mojitos, margaritas, beer and wine, non-alcoholic specialty sodas, lemonades, Factory Iced Teas, frozen drinks and creamy milkshakes, and hot drinks and espresso. Zero-proof versions of several signature cocktails are also available. Specialty cocktail prices vary by location and are not listed on the online menus, so each card lists exact calories with the price marked confirm locally; happy hour cuts most of them to $8.95. Sodas run $6.00 to $6.95, milkshakes run $8.95 to $12.50 and smoothies run $7.95 to $9.95, and iced tea, lemonade, or soda by the glass is usually $4.50 to $6.95.
Non-alcoholic specialty sodas
This lineup covers the fruit-forward, made-to-order sodas that sit on the non-alcoholic side of the bar menu. They're built the same way as the specialty cocktails, just without the liquor, so they lean sweet, bright, and a little fizzy.
Paradise Punch
A tropical, fruit-heavy pour built for anyone who wants a cocktail-style drink without the alcohol.
Main ingredients: Tropical fruit juices, soda water
Ordering note: A common pick for guests who are driving or dining with kids but still want something more interesting than a soft drink
Passion Mint Fizz
A lighter, herbal-leaning soda with a cooling mint finish underneath the passion fruit sweetness.
Main ingredients: Passion fruit, fresh mint, soda water
Pineapple Cherry Limeade
A tart-sweet limeade built around pineapple and cherry, closer to a fruit punch than a classic limeade.
Main ingredients: Pineapple juice, cherry, fresh lime
Tropical Ginger Cooler
Ginger gives this one more bite than the other fruit sodas, which makes it a good match for spicier appetizers.
Main ingredients: Fresh ginger, tropical juices, soda water
Sparkling Yuzu Lemonade
Yuzu adds a floral, slightly bitter citrus note that separates this from a standard lemonade.
Main ingredients: Yuzu, fresh lemonade, sparkling soda
Coconut Limeade
Coconut cream folded into a fresh limeade, served over ice for a dessert-adjacent but non-alcoholic option.
Main ingredients: Coconut, fresh lime
Pineapple Coconut Dream
Our Dirty Soda with Pineapple, Coconut and Sweet Cream.
Ordering note: The heaviest of the non-alcoholic sodas, at 390 calories
Lemonades
Housemade lemonades, available dine-in and to go.
Signature Lemonade
The housemade lemonade, served over ice.
Strawberry Lemonade
Housemade lemonade with strawberry.
Peach Lemonade
Housemade lemonade with peach.
Cucumber Lemonade
Housemade lemonade with cucumber.
Factory Iced Teas
The Cheesecake Factory brews its iced teas from scratch and blends several of them with fruit and a splash of soda, so this section covers both the classic brewed teas and the fruit-infused versions on the same list.
Freshly Brewed Black, Green or Tropical Iced Tea
The base tea program, unsweetened by default with sweetener available on request.
Main ingredients: Black, green, or tropical tea blend
Customization: Ask for it half-sweet or with fresh lemon if you want it dressed up without ordering a specialty tea
Sweet Iced Tea: 110 cal
Arnold Palmer
Half brewed iced tea, half lemonade, served over ice.
Main ingredients: Freshly brewed iced tea, housemade lemonade
Frozen drinks & smoothies
These are the blended, non-alcoholic drinks that come out of the frozen drink machine rather than a shaker. They run heavier on calories than the sodas above because of the fruit juice and fruit puree base, so this is the section to check if you're comparing frozen options before ordering.
Strawberry Fruit Smoothie
A fruit-based smoothie rather than a milkshake, built around real strawberries and blended fruit juice.
Main ingredients: Strawberries, fruit juice blend, ice
Tropical Smoothie
A mixed tropical fruit blend, the heaviest of the frozen smoothies at 400 calories.
Main ingredients: Tropical fruit blend, ice
Peach Smoothie
The lowest-calorie frozen smoothie on the menu, built around peach puree.
Main ingredients: Peach puree, fruit juice, ice
Frozen Iced Mango
A mango-forward frozen drink with a slushier, less creamy texture than the milkshakes.
Main ingredients: Mango puree, ice
Creamy milkshakes
The milkshake program is built on the chain's housemade ice cream and topped with whipped cream. These are some of the highest-calorie drinks on the entire menu, so they're listed here with full nutrition detail rather than rounded estimates.
Chocolate, Vanilla or Strawberry Milkshake
One shared milkshake, made with housemade ice cream and topped with whipped cream: Chocolate 1,260 cal, Vanilla 1,210 cal, Strawberry 1,210 cal.
Main ingredients: Ice cream, milk, whipped cream
Customization: Can be made without whipped cream on request, which trims a small amount of calories and fat
Oreo Milkshake
The most indulgent shake on the list, blending Oreo cookies into the base.
Main ingredients: Vanilla ice cream, Oreo cookies, milk, whipped cream
Ordering note: This is the highest-calorie drink on the beverage menu, so it's worth splitting if you're also planning on a slice of cheesecake
Hot drinks & espresso
The espresso bar covers standard coffee drinks plus a few dessert-leaning specialty coffees. Straight brewed coffee and espresso stay low-calorie; the flavored, cream-topped versions climb fast.
Double Espresso
A straight double shot, the lowest-calorie hot drink on the menu.
Main ingredients: Espresso
Cappuccino
Espresso with steamed milk and foam.
Main ingredients: Espresso, steamed milk
Cafe Latte
Espresso with a larger portion of steamed milk than a cappuccino.
Main ingredients: Espresso, steamed milk
Cafe Mocha
Espresso with steamed milk and chocolate, topped with whipped cream.
Main ingredients: Espresso, chocolate, steamed milk, whipped cream
Caramel Royale Macchiato
A layered caramel and espresso drink, topped with whipped cream and caramel drizzle.
Main ingredients: Espresso, caramel, steamed milk, whipped cream
Factory Hot Chocolate
Steamed chocolate milk topped with whipped cream, the richest hot drink on the list.
Main ingredients: Chocolate, steamed milk, whipped cream
Cold Brew Coffee
A slow-steeped cold brew, served over ice.
Main ingredients: Cold brew coffee
Matcha Latte
Matcha green tea with steamed milk.
Freshly Brewed Coffee
Freshly brewed coffee, regular or decaf.
Certified Organic Black and Herb Teas
Certified organic black and herb teas.
Specialty cocktails
This is the core cocktail list, built around fresh juice, housemade syrups, and fruit rather than pre-made mixers. Several of these also show up on the Puerto Rico (PR), Utah (UT), or Hawaii (HI) versions of the menu with adjusted alcohol content, which is why you may see slightly different calorie counts by state.
Mai Tai
A rum-based tiki classic with a nutty, sweet finish.
Main ingredients: Rum, orange curaçao, lime juice, almond syrup
J.W.'s Pink Lemonade
Citrus vodka and black raspberry liqueur poured over the restaurant's housemade lemonade.
Main ingredients: Absolut Citron vodka, black raspberry liqueur, house lemonade
Tasting note: Leans sweet and fruity, with the raspberry liqueur softening the citrus vodka rather than the alcohol standing out
Georgia Peach
A peach-forward cocktail with a lighter, fruitier profile than the tiki drinks.
Main ingredients: Peach liqueur, peach puree, citrus
Pineapple Moscow Mule
A pineapple twist on the classic vodka and ginger beer mule, served over crushed ice.
Main ingredients: Vodka, pineapple, ginger beer, lime
Whiskey Smash
A bourbon-based cocktail with Aperol and passion fruit that softens the whiskey's bite.
Main ingredients: Yellowstone bourbon, Aperol, fresh lemon sour, passion fruit
Tasting note: Closer to a fruity whiskey sour than a traditional smash, with the passion fruit cutting the Aperol's bitterness
Whisky & Ginger
Monkey Shoulder Whisky and Glenfiddich 14 year with Fresh Lemon, Ginger and Honey.
Main ingredients: Monkey Shoulder Whisky, Glenfiddich 14 year, fresh lemon, ginger, honey
Japanese Whisky Sour
Toki Japanese Whisky with yuzu and honey.
The Old Fashioned
Angel's Envy Bourbon with Amarena cherry and fresh orange — classically prepared.
Southern Peach Lemonade
Basil Hayden and Giffard Peach Liqueur shaken with hand squeezed lemon juice.
Fresh Cucumber Martini
Ketel One Vodka, Hendrick's and Elderflower Liqueur with freshly muddled cucumbers.
Raspberry Lemon Drop
Raspberry infused Tito's Vodka and fresh lemon, chilled with a sugared rim.
Yuzu Lemon Drop
Grey Goose Vodka and Elderflower Liqueur shaken with yuzu juice.
Sangria
Skinny-Style: 130 cal
A Spanish creation with rich red wine and fresh fruit, served over ice.
The Well-Mannered Dirty Martini
Our version of a "dirty martini" with Ketel One Vodka and blue cheese stuffed olives.
Lava Flow Punch
A tropical punch, the heaviest cocktail on this page at 390 calories.
Raspberry Sour
A raspberry sour from the whiskey cocktail list.
To go, the pickup menus sell multi-serve Cocktails at Home instead of single drinks: J.W.'s Pink Lemonade and Sangria at $29.00, Pineapple Moscow Mule, Mojito, Passion Fruit Margarita and The Ultimate at $31.00, each serving 2 to 3, at 5 of the 12 locations sampled on November 5, 2026. No single-serve cocktail was listed on any of the 12 pickup menus sampled.
Morning cocktails
The all-day morning cocktails: spritzes, mimosas and classic brunch drinks, served all day. Prices vary by location, so each card lists exact calories with the price marked confirm locally.
Espresso Martini
A coffee-forward martini built for the after-dinner crowd.
Main ingredients: Vodka, coffee liqueur, espresso
Peach Bellini Spritz
A peach Bellini spritz from the all-day morning list.
Tropical Mimosa
A tropical mimosa from the all-day morning list.
White Sangria
A white sangria from the all-day morning list.
Strawberry Spritz
A strawberry spritz from the all-day morning list.
Espresso Old Fashioned
An espresso old fashioned from the all-day morning list.
Bloody Mary
A Bloody Mary from the all-day morning list.
Mojitos
The Cheesecake Factory runs a small but well-reviewed mojito program built on two rums and fresh mint and lime rather than bottled mixers.
Mojito
The classic build, made with two rums and finished with club soda.
Main ingredients: Don Q Cristal and Bacardi rums, fresh mint, fresh lime, club soda
Tasting note: Crisp and well-balanced thanks to the club soda, though some guests ask for extra lime on the side
Coconut Mojito
The classic mojito with coconut rum blended in for a sweeter, tropical finish.
Main ingredients: Rum, coconut, fresh mint, fresh lime
Passion Fruit Mojito
Passion fruit puree added to the classic mojito base.
Main ingredients: Rum, passion fruit, fresh mint, fresh lime
Margaritas
Margaritas are made with silver tequila and fresh lime rather than a bottled margarita mix, which is a detail worth knowing if you've had a sweeter version elsewhere.
Strawberry Infused Margarita
The house margarita blended with real strawberry.
Main ingredients: Tequila, strawberry, agave, fresh lime
Coconut Margarita
Casamigos Blanco Tequila and RumHaven Coconut Rum with Giffard Coconut.
Passion Fruit Margarita
A tropical variation built around passion fruit puree.
Main ingredients: Tequila, passion fruit, agave, fresh lime
The Ultimate
A premium, top-shelf margarita build meant to sip slower than the house version.
Main ingredients: Premium tequila, orange liqueur, fresh lime
Paloma Rosa
A Paloma Rosa margarita from the margaritas list.
Pineapple Mezcal
Altos Plata Tequila and Vida Mezcal with fresh pineapple, lime and agave.
Beer & wine
Beer and wine selections change by location, so the categories below cover how the program is structured rather than a fixed list of labels.
Draft & Bottled Beer
The Cheesecake Factory customizes its beer list restaurant by restaurant to reflect local preferences, mixing national domestic and import brands with regional craft options.
Ordering note: Ask your server for the current draft list, since it rotates more often than the printed menu
Calories: Draft 120–250 cal per glass, bottled 100–270 cal. Bottled beer to go runs $6.50 to $8.50 at the sampled locations.
Wine List
The wine program draws from California, Washington (Columbia Valley), Oregon, Italy, France, New Zealand, and Argentina, offered by the glass or bottle.
Calories: 160 cal for a 6.5 oz glass of white or red, 220 cal for a 9 oz pour, 130 cal for a 5.5 oz sparkling pour. House wine bottles to go run $32 to $40 at the sampled locations.
Non-alcoholic options on the list include Athletic Free Wave Hazy I.P.A. (70 cal) and Stella 0.0 (60 cal).
Zero-proof cocktails
For guests who want the flavor of a specialty cocktail without alcohol, several signature drinks have a zero-proof version built from the same syrups, juice, and garnish, just without the spirit.
Zero Proof Mojito
The mint, lime, and club soda base of the classic mojito, without the rum.
Main ingredients: Fresh mint, fresh lime, club soda
Zero Proof Pineapple Mule
A non-alcoholic version of the pineapple Moscow mule, built on ginger beer and pineapple.
Main ingredients: Pineapple, ginger beer, lime
To-go beverages
Beverages ordered for pickup or delivery come sealed in spill-resistant, to-go-specific packaging, and pricing runs slightly different from the dine-in bar menu since frozen cocktails and draft beer generally aren't available to go.
| Beverage | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| To-Go Soft Drinks | around $3.75–$3.95 | Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and similar |
| To-Go Flavored Lemonade | $4.75–$5.50 | Housemade lemonade in Strawberry, Peach and Cucumber flavors |
| To-Go Arnold Palmer | $4.50 | Half iced tea, half lemonade |
| To-Go Freshly Brewed Iced Tea | $2.95–$4.25 | Tropical $2.95–$3.75, Black $3.50–$4.25; unsweetened by default |
| To-Go Certified Organic Tea | $2.95–$3.75 | Hot brewed, iced on request |
| To-Go Freshly Brewed Coffee | $3.50–$4.25 | Regular or decaf |
| Fiji Natural Artesian Water | $4.50–$6.50 | Bottled |
| San Pellegrino Sparkling Water | $4.50–$6.50 | Bottled |
| To-Go Lemonade | $4.25–$4.50 | Signature lemonade to go |
| To-Go Cold Brew Coffee | $5.50–$6.50 | Served over ice |
Frozen drinks and draft beer aren't typically available for pickup or delivery, since they don't travel well; if a frozen cocktail is available at your location for takeout, order it last so it doesn't sit and separate before you leave.
Calorie comparison: lightest to heaviest
Use this table if you're comparing drinks head-to-head rather than reading category by category. It pulls the lowest and highest calorie option from each major group above.
| Category | Lightest option | Heaviest option |
|---|---|---|
| Hot Drinks & Espresso | Double Espresso (5 cal) | Factory Hot Chocolate (820 cal) |
| Non-Alcoholic Sodas | Passion Mint Fizz (110 cal) | Pineapple Coconut Dream (390 cal) |
| Cocktails | Whiskey Smash (190 cal) | Lava Flow Punch (390 cal) |
| Mojitos | Mojito (240 cal) | Coconut Mojito (300 cal) |
| Frozen & Smoothies | Peach Smoothie (330 cal) | Tropical Smoothie (400 cal) |
| Creamy Milkshakes | Vanilla Milkshake (1,210 cal) | Oreo Milkshake (1,630 cal) |
Happy Hour drinks
Monday to Friday, 4 to 6 PM, bar only, dine-in only. Every price below is verified from the official Happy Hour menus.
| Drink | Happy Hour price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Mojito | $8.95 | 240 cal |
| Long Island Iced Tea | $8.95 | 240 cal |
| Margarita | $8.95 | 210 cal |
| J.W.'s Pink Lemonade | $8.95 | 300 cal |
| Whiskey Smash | $8.95 | 190 cal |
| Selected Well Drinks | $8.95 | 80 cal |
| Selected Wines by the Glass | $8.95 | 160 cal |
| Selected Draft Beers | $4.95–$5.95 | 120–250 cal |
| Selected Bottled Beers | $3.95–$4.50 | 100–270 cal |
Chesterfield lists the happy hour cocktails at $7.95, draft at $4.95, and bottled at $3.95. See the Happy Hour page for the food side of the deal.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the beverage menu is available on the restaurant's website under the Menu tab, broken into specialty drinks, mojitos, margaritas, beer and wine, iced teas, and non-alcoholic beverages. Pricing shown online is a general guide and can differ slightly from what's posted in your local restaurant.
Most locations run happy hour on weekdays, including Friday, from 4 to 6 p.m., with discounted pricing on select cocktails, wine, and beer. Availability and exact hours vary by location, so it's worth calling ahead or checking with your server.
Yes. Two drinks on the menu have zero-proof versions: the Zero Proof Mojito (100 cal) and the Zero Proof Pineapple Mule (150 cal). There is no zero-proof margarita.
Sangria is the lightest regular cocktail at 160 calories, and the SkinnyLicious Long Island Iced Tea is the lightest alcoholic drink overall at 110 calories. Among whiskey cocktails, Whiskey Smash is the lightest at 190 calories.
Yes, milkshakes can be customized without whipped cream on request, which trims a small amount of calories and fat from the total.
Yes, the creamy milkshakes are built on the restaurant's housemade ice cream rather than a soft-serve or powdered base, which is part of why they run higher in calories than a typical fast-food shake.
Some cocktails do. Several specialty drinks list separate calorie and ingredient values for Utah (UT), Puerto Rico (PR), and Hawaii (HI) locations, usually reflecting local alcohol regulations or ingredient sourcing.
It varies by location, so ask your server whether brewed coffee refills are included for dine-in guests.
The Mojito and Margarita are consistently among the most ordered drinks, along with tropical options like the Mai Tai.
Non-alcoholic beverages like soft drinks, lemonade, iced tea, and coffee are available to go. Frozen cocktails and draft beer are generally limited to select locations and aren't guaranteed to travel well, so dine-in is the more reliable way to order them.
Yes, Diet Coke, unsweetened brewed iced tea, and sparkling water like San Pellegrino are available for guests looking for a zero-sugar option.
Wine by the glass typically runs $12.50 to $17.00 for a single glass, with the list drawing from California, Washington (Columbia Valley), Oregon, Italy, France, New Zealand, and Argentina.
Final thoughts
The Cheesecake Factory's beverage menu covers a lot more ground than most casual dining chains, spanning fresh-juice cocktails, a real espresso bar, housemade milkshakes, and a rotating beer and wine list that changes by location. If you're watching calories, brewed iced tea and zero-proof cocktails are the safest picks, while the Oreo Milkshake and Factory Hot Chocolate sit at the far end of the scale. Since pricing and availability shift from one restaurant to the next, checking your specific location's online menu before you go is still the most reliable way to know exactly what you'll pay.
For calorie details on any drink, see our nutrition guide.