Cheesecake Factory Tex Mex Eggrolls: Price, Calories & Happy Hour (2026)
Cheesecake Factory Tex Mex Eggrolls cost $13.95 to $16.50 and have 930 calories. They are the spicy roll on the appetizer menu: spicy chicken, corn, black beans, peppers, onions and melted cheese, served with avocado cream and salsa. Two facts make the choice easy. First, they carry exactly the same 930 calories as Avocado Eggrolls, so the decision between the two rolls is about filling, not calories. Second, at Happy Hour they drop to $9.95 in Austin and $10.95 in Orlando. Below is the trio comparison first, then the Happy Hour math, what is inside, and the full nutrition.
Dinner runs $13.95 to $16.50 by location, Happy Hour drops it to $9.95 or $10.95, and the 930 calories come from the brand's published nutrition data.
Tex Mex vs Avocado: same calories, different eggroll
The trio on the appetizer menu is three rolls, and the calories draw a clean line through them. Avocado Eggrolls and Tex Mex Eggrolls both sit at 930 calories. The Sampler, which mixes all four rolls, sits at 1,320 calories. So if you are choosing between the two single rolls, calories do not decide it. Filling does.
| Roll | Price | Calories | Filling and sauce |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avocado Eggrolls | $16.95–$18.95 | 930 | Avocado, sun-dried tomato, red onion, cilantro; tamarind-cashew sauce |
| Tex Mex Eggrolls | $13.95–$16.50 | 930 | Spicy chicken, corn, black beans, peppers, onions, melted cheese; avocado cream and salsa |
| Eggroll Sampler | $16.95–$19.95 | 1,320 | All four rolls: Avocado, Tex Mex, Cheeseburger Spring Rolls, Chicken Taquitos |
The practical difference is heat and texture. Tex Mex is the spicy, hearty roll, built on chicken, beans and melted cheese, with avocado cream to cool it down. Avocado is the creamy, fresher roll, built on avocado and cilantro with a sweet and tangy dipping sauce. Same calories, opposite personalities. If your table cannot agree, the Sampler at 1,320 calories settles it by giving everyone both.
Happy Hour: the same roll for $9.95
Tex Mex Eggrolls are on the Happy Hour menu, Monday to Friday from 4 to 6 PM in the bar area, and the saving is real. Austin lists them at $9.95 at Happy Hour against $13.95 at full price, a $4 saving. Orlando lists them at $10.95 against $15.50, a $4.55 saving. The roll does not change at Happy Hour. Same 930 calories, same filling, same sauces. Only the price moves, which makes the bar window the cheapest way to try them, and the cheapest way to compare them against Avocado Eggrolls, which also sit at $9.95 in Austin and $10.95 in Orlando at Happy Hour.
What is in Tex Mex Eggrolls?
Spicy chicken, corn, black beans, peppers, onions and melted cheese, fried in a crisp wrapper. That is the full official description, and it reads more like a fried burrito filling than a traditional Tex-Mex plate. Two sauces come with it, and they do different jobs. The avocado cream cools the heat from the spicy chicken. The salsa adds a second, fresher heat on top. The guide lists the dish as Serves 2-4, which means the 930 calories cover the whole order, and one serving within it is 230 calories. As a shared starter, that serving figure is the one that matters at the table.
Tex Mex Eggrolls calories and full nutrition
Tex Mex Eggrolls have 930 calories per order, according to the official Summer 2026 nutrition guide (Appetizers section, listed as Tex Mex Eggrolls - Serves 2-4). The full breakdown:
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 930 |
| Calories from fat | 480 |
| Total fat | 53g |
| Saturated fat | 14g |
| Trans fat | 0.5g |
| Cholesterol | 120mg |
| Sodium | 2,030mg |
| Carbohydrates | 72g |
| Fiber | 10g |
| Sugar | 12g |
| Protein | 43g |
| Calories per serving | 230 |
Next to Avocado Eggrolls at the same 930 calories, the trade is visible. Tex Mex carries more protein at 43g against 14g, and more sodium at 2,030mg against 1,300mg, while Avocado carries more carbs at 111g against 72g. Same total, different build. Tex Mex is the protein and salt roll. Avocado is the carb roll.
How much do Tex Mex Eggrolls cost?
Tex Mex Eggrolls cost $13.95 to $16.50, with a median of $15.50 across 50 official location menus. Two locations checked for this post show the spread in practice: Austin lists them at $13.95 and Orlando at $15.50. They are also cheaper than their sibling roll. Avocado Eggrolls run $16.95 to $18.95, so Tex Mex saves about $3 at both ends of the range for the same 930 calories. The Cheesecake Factory sets prices by location, so your restaurant will fall somewhere inside the $13.95 to $16.50 spread.
| Source | Price |
|---|---|
| 50 official location menus (range) | $13.95–$16.50 |
| 50-store median | $15.50 |
| Austin location menu | $13.95 |
| Orlando location menu | $15.50 |
| Happy Hour, Austin | $9.95 |
| Happy Hour, Orlando | $10.95 |
Frequently asked questions
Tex Mex Eggrolls cost $13.95 to $16.50, with a median of $15.50 across 50 official location menus. Austin lists them at $13.95 and Orlando at $15.50.
Tex Mex Eggrolls have 930 calories, according to the official Summer 2026 nutrition guide, which lists them as Serves 2-4 with 230 calories per serving.
Spicy chicken, corn, black beans, peppers, onions and melted cheese, served with avocado cream and salsa.
Both have 930 calories, but the filling is different. Tex Mex has spicy chicken, corn, black beans and melted cheese with avocado cream and salsa, while Avocado Eggrolls have avocado, sun-dried tomato, red onion and cilantro with a tamarind-cashew dipping sauce.
Yes. Tex Mex Eggrolls cost $9.95 in Austin and $10.95 in Orlando at Happy Hour, Monday to Friday from 4 to 6 PM in the bar area.
The Eggroll Sampler is a variety of all four rolls: Avocado, Tex Mex, Cheeseburger Spring Rolls and Chicken Taquitos. It has 1,320 calories and costs $16.95 to $19.95.
The filling starts with spicy chicken, so heat is part of the roll. The avocado cream served with it cools things down, and the salsa adds a second, fresher heat.
When to order it
Order Tex Mex Eggrolls when the table wants a spicy shared starter and does not want to pay the Avocado premium: same 930 calories, about $3 less, and more protein at 43g. Order them at Happy Hour when you can, because $9.95 in Austin and $10.95 in Orlando is the cheapest way to get them. Order the Sampler at 1,320 calories when the table cannot agree, because it carries both rolls plus the other two. Start with the full menu if you want the whole picture.