The cheesecakes are the best of their menu and in retrospect this makes sense. For the price Cheesecake Factory offers, the entrees are not that hyped up. The quality of the food they put out is not reliable. If you're expecting college student homemade quality food flavors (and your chef is your best friend who you love and you know is sensitive about hard crits and blunt honesty) that lasts in your mouth and you're alright with that, it's not as bad. It's not terrible but it's, at the very least, edible. The buffalo blasts were the only redeeming quality of the dinner and one of my friends felt bad for the waitress because while the service wasn't that bad, the waitress deserved better because she was friendly and sociable. And it was a mix of undercooked and overcooked meats. To be honest the pasta was undercooked and a meat my friend was was the type of undercooked-stringy tendon bad. The reason why I think he or she posted it was for reasons of cash or because they confused this location for another Cheesecake Factory. Also the 5-star review about the jambalaya was a lie. This Cheesecake Factory location is not the best for having dinner for friends.

My friend got undercooked pasta, oily cold onion rings (he sent them back, and they still came back oily and cold). She was expecting something else, having gone to another Cheesecake Factory with great service and quality of food, and we ended up with below subpar food here. My friend was really embarrassed to have taken us here. I drove 20 minutes to get here and this is the kind of shit that we're served?! Worst experience I've had at a restaurant ever.

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