Cheesecake Factory Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake: Price & Calories (2026)
Cheesecake Factory Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake stacks two desserts into one slice, and the stack lands at 1,580 calories for $11.95 to $13.50 a slice, the heaviest in the cheesecake line. The name tells you the construction before you ever see it: red velvet cake, then cheesecake, then red velvet cake again, all under cream cheese frosting and finished with white chocolate. You are not ordering a slice with a theme. You are ordering two full desserts that happen to share a plate, and the numbers below show exactly what that costs. The slice range comes from 50 official location menus; the calories come from the brand's published guide.
What is Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake?
Layers of Red Velvet Cake and Cheesecake Covered in Cream Cheese Frosting. Finished with White Chocolate. That is the current official description, and every word of it is structural. The red velvet cake brings the color and the cocoa crumb, the cheesecake brings the dense creamy layer, the cream cheese frosting covers the whole stack and ties the two desserts together, and the white chocolate finish is the last thing you taste. Cut into it and you see the bands: dark red cake, pale cheesecake, dark red cake again. If you want a plain slice, this is the wrong order. If you want the most elaborate slice on the menu, this is the one built for that.
How much is a slice?
Fifty official location menus price the slice at $11.95 to $13.50, and the $12.95 median is the middle of a range this slice happens to share exactly with Oreo. Official menus print cheesecake prices as a section range that moves by location, so do not mistake a section range for this slice's price: the range on this page is the per-slice range from the 50-store sample, and it is the number to plan around. Before you order, check for any promo codes running now too, since a live deal can change what the slice actually costs.
| Source | Price |
|---|---|
| 50 official location menus, slice (range) | $11.95–$13.50 |
| 50-store median, slice | $12.95 |
| A La Mode topping | +$2.50 extra, +400 cal |
| Hot Fudge topping | +$2.50 extra, +280 cal |
One billing note on the toppings: A La Mode and Hot Fudge are each $2.50 extra, and they add 400 and 280 calories on top of the slice. A slice with both toppings is 2,260 calories before you count anything else you ordered, so decide on the toppings with the full number in view.
The heaviest slice in the cheesecake line
At 1,580 calories, this slice sits above every other cheesecake post on this site. The full line, side by side, from our own posts and the official guide:
| Slice | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Original Cheesecake | $9.95–$11.50 | 830 |
| Adam's Peanut Butter Cup Fudge Ripple | $11.50–$12.95 | 1,250 |
| Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake | $11.95–$13.50 | 1,510 |
| Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake | $11.95–$13.50 | 1,580 |
Read the gap, not just the top number. Velvet runs nearly double the Original slice (1,580 against 830) for roughly the same kind of occasion, and it edges Oreo by 70 calories while sharing Oreo's exact price range. For a side-by-side look before you order, every slice nutrition numbers are listed the same way.
Fat, not sugar, is what makes it the heaviest
Fat, not sugar, is what makes this slice the heaviest. Velvet beats Oreo on calories, 1,580 against 1,510, but it does not beat Oreo on sugar: Velvet has 104g of sugar against Oreo's 122g. The weight comes from fat instead, 116g against Oreo's 93g, with saturated fat at 62g against 51g. Sodium, oddly for the heaviest slice, is the lowest of the heavy three at 630mg, against Oreo's 800mg and Adam's 750mg. The full slice from the guide: 1,580 calories, 1,050 calories from fat, 116g total fat, 62g saturated fat, 4g trans fat, 350mg cholesterol, 630mg sodium, 125g carbohydrates, 1g fiber, 104g sugar, 14g protein. So if sugar is the number you watch, Oreo is still the one to beat. If total weight is the number you watch, this slice is the top of the line, and it got there on fat.
Can you buy the whole cake?
Not at a price this page can verify. No whole-cake price for this slice has been confirmed from official sources, so this page covers the slice only and will not guess at a whole-cake number. Third-party whole-cake prices exist online, but they contradict each other and none of them come from the official sample, so none of them are published here. If you need a whole cake, ask your restaurant for its whole-cake price directly, and treat any number you see elsewhere as unverified until the restaurant confirms it.
Is it gluten-free?
No, because the red velvet cake layers are wheat cake. That is the whole answer for the slice as served, and unlike some pasta dishes there is no verified gluten-free substitute version of this slice to order instead. For dairy, the same caution applies in the other direction: cream cheese frosting, cheesecake and white chocolate all put milk in play, so confirm with your server if milk is a concern. No full contains-list has been verified for this slice, so this page publishes none rather than guessing at one.
Frequently asked questions about Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake
It shares Oreo's exact price range, $11.95 to $13.50, and the $12.95 median comes from 50 official location menus, so the two heaviest slices cost the same at the counter.
The official Summer 2026 nutrition guide lists it at 1,580 calories, the heaviest in the cheesecake line, and fat is what got it there: 116g, against Oreo's 93g.
Layers of red velvet cake and cheesecake covered in cream cheese frosting, finished with white chocolate. That is the current official description.
Original is the plain slice at 830 calories and $9.95 to $11.50. Ultimate Red Velvet is two desserts layered together at 1,580 calories and $11.95 to $13.50, nearly double the calories.
Oreo Dream Extreme is 1,510 calories with 122g of sugar. Ultimate Red Velvet is heavier at 1,580 calories but lower in sugar at 104g, because its weight comes from fat at 116g rather than sugar.
No whole-cake price for this slice has been verified, so this page covers the slice only. Until the restaurant names a whole-cake price, there is not one to plan around: no whole-cake number for this slice has been verified.
No, because the red velvet cake layers are wheat cake. No gluten-free substitute for this slice has been verified, so confirm with your server if gluten is a concern.
Should Velvet be your dessert order?
Two desserts in one slice, and the most elaborate dessert on the menu: that is the pitch, and it only works if you split it or skip the appetizer to make room, because 1,580 calories is a meal on its own. It is not a light dessert after dinner, and it is not gluten-free, so the fit is narrow on purpose. Reese's is the other heavy slice when heavy is what you want, and this one is the most elaborate of the two, which is the only reason to pick it over the other.