Cheesecake Factory Tiramisu Cheesecake: Price & Calories (2026)
Cheesecake Factory Tiramisu Cheesecake takes the Italian coffee dessert and bakes it into a cheesecake, so a slice lands at 980 calories for $10.95 to $12.50. The price comes from a dozen official pickup menus, and the calories come straight from the brand's Summer 2026 nutrition guide.
Two desserts in one slice: what Tiramisu Cheesecake is
The official menu sums it up in one line: "Our Wonderful Cheesecake and Tiramisu Combined into one Amazing Dessert!" The two things that make it tiramisu instead of just a coffee cheesecake are the espresso-infused ladyfingers and the silky mascarpone mousse, which the brand's bakery site names as the heart of the flavor, along with the rich coffee cheesecake itself. So you get the coffee and the cream of tiramisu with the dense, chilled bite of a cheesecake underneath. If you love tiramisu but find the classic a little soft and spoonable, this is the version that holds its shape. If coffee desserts are not your thing at all, the Original is the plain slice, and Fresh Strawberry is the one with fruit instead of coffee.
How much does Tiramisu Cheesecake cost?
The slice runs $10.95 to $12.50 across a dozen pickup menus, and the $12.50 median sits at the top of that range. Seven stores charge the $12.50 top end, two charge $11.95, and three charge the $10.95 low end, which means the top price is the one most of the country sees. On the menu, the cheesecake section shows one range for the whole section, not a price for this slice, so the pickup menus are where these numbers come from. Before you order, check the current promo codes for cheesecake slices, since a live deal is the one thing that can move the number.
| Source | Price |
|---|---|
| 12 official pickup menus (range) | $10.95–$12.50 |
| 12-menu median | $12.50 |
Is this really the lightest flavored slice?
A slice has 980 calories, which makes it the lightest flavored slice this site has covered: only the plain Original at 830 is lighter, and the next flavored slice, Fresh Strawberry, is already at 1,000. The fat is 70g with 630 calories from fat and 41g of saturated fat, the cholesterol is 310mg, right in the middle of the case, and the sodium is 450mg, the second-lowest of the slices covered so far, behind only Key Lime at 430mg. The carbohydrates are 75g with 1g of fiber and 64g of sugar, the trans fat is 2g, and the protein is 11g. Against the slices this site has covered, the ladder runs Original 830, Tiramisu 980, Fresh Strawberry 1,000, Key Lime 1,160, Adam's 1,250, Oreo and Reese's 1,510, and the Ultimate Red Velvet 1,580. For the numbers behind the slice, see the tiramisu nutrition numbers listed the same way.
| Measure | Per slice |
|---|---|
| Calories | 980 |
| Calories from fat | 630 |
| Total fat | 70g |
| Saturated fat | 41g |
| Trans fat | 2g |
| Cholesterol | 310mg |
| Sodium | 450mg |
| Carbohydrates | 75g |
| Fiber | 1g |
| Sugar | 64g |
| Protein | 11g |
Is 64g of sugar low for a cheesecake?
Yes, for this case it is. A slice has 64g of sugar, the second-lowest of the slices covered so far, behind only the plain Original at 51g. Fresh Strawberry is at 66g, Key Lime at 74g, and the Oreo Dream Extreme all the way up at 122g, so this slice carries about 58g less sugar than the sweetest one in the case. Even the plain Tiramisu dessert has a touch more sugar at 66g, so the cheesecake version is lighter on sugar than the dessert it came from, by 2g. The coffee does the flavor work here instead of the sugar, which is the whole point of a tiramisu: the espresso keeps it from tasting flat without piling on sweetness.
Do the toppings undo the light slice?
Almost, and one of them actually does. A La Mode adds 400 calories and costs $2.50 extra, taking the slice to 1,380 calories, and it adds 34g of sugar on top of the slice's own 64g. That makes the topped slice heavier than the plain Tiramisu dessert itself, which is 1,270 calories, so the ice cream turns the lightest flavored slice into something heavier than the dessert it was copied from. Hot Fudge adds 280 calories and costs $2.50 extra, taking the slice to 1,260 calories, and it adds 19g of sugar, which lands it 10 calories under the plain Tiramisu. If you picked this slice because it is the light one, order it plain. The toppings are the same two the menu lists for every slice, but here they cost you the exact thing that makes this slice worth ordering.
Tiramisu or Tiramisu Cheesecake: which one is on your plate?
Three things about this slice are easy to get wrong, so here they are plainly. First, Tiramisu is a different dish, not another name for this one: the classic dessert sits in the Specialty Desserts section at 1,270 calories, $13.95 at most stores, with 94g of fat and 455mg of cholesterol, against this slice's 980 calories, 70g of fat and 310mg of cholesterol. Second, the official menu gives this slice no gluten-free marker, so ordering it as a gluten-free dish would be a mistake. Third, neither menu has a version of it: no lunch slice and no Happy Hour slice exist, because cheesecake slices do not appear on either menu, so the slice price is the only price. A 10-inch whole Tiramisu Cheesecake exists for taking home, and the take-home menu also lists a Tray of Tiramisu Cake, but the whole-cake price was not verified for this page, so it is not listed here.
Frequently asked questions about Tiramisu Cheesecake
A dozen pickup menus put the slice at $10.95 to $12.50, and the $12.50 median is the top end, which seven of the twelve charge.
Yes, gently. The flavor is coffee cheesecake with espresso-infused ladyfingers and mascarpone mousse, so the coffee is there without taking over.
The official Summer 2026 nutrition guide puts the slice at 980 calories, the lightest flavored slice in the case, with only the plain Original at 830 below it.
No. No gluten-free marker appears for this slice on the official menu, so order it as a regular slice.
They are different dishes. Tiramisu is the classic dessert at 1,270 calories, while Tiramisu Cheesecake folds it into a cheesecake at 980 calories.
Yes, a 10-inch whole Tiramisu Cheesecake exists, but the whole-cake price was not verified for this page, so it is not listed here.
No. Happy Hour never touches it: no cheesecake slice appears on the Happy Hour menu, so there is no discounted price at any hour.
Coffee, cream, and 980 calories: the last word
Coffee is the filter: if you like espresso desserts, this is the lightest flavored slice in the case at $10.95 to $12.50 and 980 calories, with 64 grams of sugar and the coffee doing the flavor work. If you do not like coffee desserts, stop here, because the espresso is the whole point and there is nothing underneath it to fall back on. Oreo and Reese's both run past 120 grams of sugar, and Key Lime is the tart slice when tart is what you want instead of coffee.