

American chain restaurant offering sizable portions from a vast menu including signature cheesecake
Address and Contact Information
Address: 75 Middlesex Turnpike #1067 A, Burlington, MA 01803
Phone: (781) 273-0060
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Reservations: thecheesecakefactory.com
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Reviews
Despite this minor thing, we can’t complain and I recommend coming here. I would suggest making a reservation in advance and coming to Burlington Mall earlier as the restaurant and the parking lot can get busy and packed fast.
The bread alone is worth the visit—served warm with delicious butter and was absolutely amazing. The skinny margaritas are well made, refreshing, and perfectly balanced.
I ordered the ginger chicken bowl and it was just right: crunchy, slightly sweet, fresh, and satisfying, especially with the quinoa. And then dessert… wow. The tiramisu cheesecake was completely out of this world and an absolute must-have.
I sat at the bar with only one bartender multitasking, I had to ask for the bread although it was offered when I sat down, the service was okay considering the person was doing so much very fast.
Highly recommend for great food, drinks, and an all-around enjoyable experience. ✨
If you’ve ever tried the cheesecake at PF Chang’s… now that’s truly worth buying. So yum!
Overall, I’d give it a 3/5, not a full 5.
The Cheesecake Factory is definitely a beautiful place to visit, but my review is just about the cheesecakes I tried.
I’m not sure if this was an anomaly or a trend, but every dish we ordered was overcooked and burned. We ordered the Factory Nachos for an app, and the chips were burned (black on the outside of plate). I ordered the orange chicken, and the chicken was so overcooked I wore out my jaw chewing. I thought it would have been better to go to an Asian place in the food court. And my wife ordered the salmon. again, burned and dry.
I normally have a great experience at Cheesecake factory, but this was the most disappointing one I have had over the years of eating there. Not sure if it was due to the busy-ness of black Friday, or a general lowering of quality.
I do think QC for the food was part of the issue as everything was overcooked.
I’ve always respected the menu and quality of Cheesecake Factory, but this was not a good experience.
Parking is always an issue, I recommend parking garage over in the Primark/Nordstrom parking lot and walk through Nordstrom to get to the Cheescake Corner. That parking garage lot is always less congested.
The menu always has been overwhelming. So much food to choose from, it makes you wonder how fresh it truly is.
I used to always enjoy the pineapple mojitos too!!
This visit was for a late but quick lunch. It was not quick, service slow. Hostess not friendly. High chair was filthy as was the changing table in the women’s room.
I also got a side house salad which is always delicious. I dislike their tableside bread as it always has cold butter. the bread seemed old and stale. (I came on Halloween day).
Truffle fries were ok. As were the crab cakes bites. Definitely not fresh but they vanished from the plate quickly.
Taquitos were terrible. Kids pasta and butter was fine but pricey for just pasta. I dont know how the club sandwich tasted as it wasn’t mine.
The celebration cheesecake was ehh. nothing special.
I always get the chocolate tower cake which never disappoints, just get extra whipped cream or have some handy at home!
The whole place was just dull and dirty.
Came in for a quick bite with a friend and we ordered a few things to share: the fried zucchini, baked brie with truffle honey butter, crispy Brussels sprouts with parmesan, truffle honey & balsamic, parmesan truffle fries and the carne asada steak. The food was actually really good, no complaints there. It was my first time trying Brussels sprouts as I’ve never really liked them because they look like mini cabbages. The carne asada came with rice and corn. Very good. I love their whole wheat bread. I could go there and eat just that.
Drinks were a miss this time. My friend ordered a Cosmo and didn’t like it, she said it tasted like bottled juice. I got the passion fruit margarita, which was very strong, but not in a good way. The alcohol overpowered the flavor, so it wasn’t really enjoyable.
Service was hit or miss. It was busy, so our server seemed a bit flustered (understandably), but we didn’t have any plates when our food came out and had to ask for them multiple times. We waited about 20 minutes to be seated, and the food took about 40 minutes to arrive after we ordered.
Overall:, the food was solid, iffy service, and a little chaotic but that kind of sums up the Cheesecake Factory experience, doesn’t it?