Can You Actually Get A Whole Loaf Of Brown Bread At The Cheesecake Factory?

The menu at The Cheesecake Factory is notoriously long, with upwards of 30 categories spanning everything from globally inspired small plates to, of course, cheesecake. But one item that has captured the hearts of many isn't one you have to order — it's The Cheesecake Factory's famous brown bread, brought to your table free of charge as soon as you sit down. The wheat bread is soft and sweet, served warm, and available to ravenous fans both at the restaurant's more than 350 locations in the United States and Canada. Can't get enough brown bread? You're in luck: You can actually order a whole loaf of carb-y goodness, and you don't even have to share.

A quick perusal of The Cheesecake Factory's takeout menu reveals that customers can add an entire whole wheat baguette to their order for just $4.00. When you're placing your online order, look for the "whole baguettes" menu category or type "baguette" into the search bar. The sourdough bread is also available as a whole baguette if your taste leans more savory. A quick (and very friendly) call to the writer's local location revealed that whole baguettes are also readily available at the bakery counter, which is good to know if your brown bread craving is urgent.

If there isn't a Cheesecake Factory location in your 'hood or your craving strikes at the supermarket instead of as you're making dinner plans, you can also get The Cheesecake Factory's brown bread as rolls, buns, mini baguettes, and even a sliced sandwich loaf at your local grocery store.

The rolls and baguettes are ideal as an accompaniment to your meal, while the buns could be the base for an outstanding turkey burger. That sandwich loaf? Eat it for breakfast, or use it for any sandwich your heart (and stomach) desire. You can even request that the brown bread be used for any of The Cheesecake Factory's dine-in sandwiches — the ultimate menu hack for brown bread lovers. Meanwhile, at home, the world is really your oyster.

The buns, rolls, and baguettes all come with heating instructions — 350 degrees Fahrenheit for five minutes — for optimal bread enjoyment. Unlike the brand's other packaged rolls and baguettes, the sandwich loaf doesn't need to be warmed in the oven before serving — though a quick trip to the toaster will only make these sweet slices better.