Cheesecake Factory

[Anonymous]

1133 maybe you could have offered to share the large salad with your other dinner guests instead of just wanting to vomit at the size of the salad? LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, they don't have that law...they may have tried to pass it, but restaurants in Montgomery County definitely don't all offer calorie counts...but this was also the Cheesecake Factory in Columbia. I checked online and they do not have a nutrition guide on their website, either.

Montgomery County does have this law for chain restaurants. That's why the Houston's in Bethesda became the Woodmont Grill - they still have the same menu but now they don't have to display the calorie counts since they are considered a standalone restaurant. They do list the calories on the Cheesecake Factory in the White Flint Mall on Rockville Pike.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, they don't have that law...they may have tried to pass it, but restaurants in Montgomery County definitely don't all offer calorie counts...but this was also the Cheesecake Factory in Columbia. I checked online and they do not have a nutrition guide on their website, either.

Montgomery County does have this law for chain restaurants. That's why the Houston's in Bethesda became the Woodmont Grill - they still have the same menu but now they don't have to display the calorie counts since they are considered a standalone restaurant. They do list the calories on the Cheesecake Factory in the White Flint Mall on Rockville Pike.

I bet that's a sight to see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your last line is funny OP.

To answer your question -- everything is HUGE at CF. So order something to share or ask for a box right away to take 1/2 home. I happen to like the salads there. I haven't been in quite awhile but they used to have a really good shrimp and bacon sandwich. The apps are good too. Again, think HUGE

That shrimp and bacon is my favorite sandwich in THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, they don't have that law...they may have tried to pass it, but restaurants in Montgomery County definitely don't all offer calorie counts...but this was also the Cheesecake Factory in Columbia. I checked online and they do not have a nutrition guide on their website, either.

Montgomery County does have this law for chain restaurants. That's why the Houston's in Bethesda became the Woodmont Grill - they still have the same menu but now they don't have to display the calorie counts since they are considered a standalone restaurant. They do list the calories on the Cheesecake Factory in the White Flint Mall on Rockville Pike.

I bet that's a sight to see.

Yes, it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, they don't have that law...they may have tried to pass it, but restaurants in Montgomery County definitely don't all offer calorie counts...but this was also the Cheesecake Factory in Columbia. I checked online and they do not have a nutrition guide on their website, either.

Montgomery County does have this law for chain restaurants. That's why the Houston's in Bethesda became the Woodmont Grill - they still have the same menu but now they don't have to display the calorie counts since they are considered a standalone restaurant. They do list the calories on the Cheesecake Factory in the White Flint Mall on Rockville Pike.

I bet that's a sight to see.

Yes, it is.

Say the over/under on disher with four-digit calorie counts is 14.5 (for you non-math majors, that's at least 1000 calories). What do you take?

I've got the over. I'd bet a lot, too.

[Anonymous]

Back when I was bulimic, I loved that restaurant.

[Anonymous]

I can almost guarantee there are not 5 complete entrees (not just the main component of one) that are under 1000 calories.

[Anonymous]

What kinds of suggestions are you looking for OP? Healthy? Yummy? Makes good leftovers?

When I went there with friends, I got a pizza because (1) my son hate pizza and I rarely get to eat it and (2) I knew portions were big and wanted something that made good leftovers. It was delicious.

They have tons of good food, if not eating too much is your concern, then use the skinny menu, ask for a to go box right away so you can put some aside, or split with someone. I'm sure they have seen it all (clearly even someone who is unable to look at food made for more than a skinny woman without vomiting).

And definetly get some cheesecake. Either save room or split a slice with some friends.

[Anonymous]

I love, love their Asian Chicken Salad and while I like salads I'm not a go to salad eater. Its on the skinny menu but the flavor and mix of ingredients is great. Ask for the dressing on the side because once they real soaked the salad in it.

[Anonymous]

I can almost guarantee there are not 5 complete entrees (not just the main component of one) that are under 1000 calories.

Not true. The skinny menu has a lot of options that are around 500.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1133 maybe you could have offered to share the large salad with your other dinner guests instead of just wanting to vomit at the size of the salad? LOL

I did, and no one wanted it. They had their own ginormous entrees to contend with.

[Anonymous]

I usually get the BBQ Chicken Salad and it is huge, but good. I also like the brown bread.

[Anonymous]

http://www.cheesecakefactorynutrition.com/restaurant-nutrition-chart.php?

Here you go. All the calorie counts for CF. Seems like a lot of pretty high calorie count stuff.

[Anonymous]

CF veggie pizza is delicious!