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The Cheesecake Factory, serving Traditional American food, is located at 1 Maple Ave., White Plains, NY 10601 in Westchester County. From Cheesecake Factory: "The Cheesecake Factory menu features more than 200 menu selections made fresh from scratch each day — using only the highest quality ingredients — which combines to create our remarkable tastes. We will gladly honor requests to modify your order to suit specific health or dietary needs. The Cheesecake Factory is famous for our generous portions which are ideal for sharing or taking home – but be sure to save room to enjoy one of 50 legendary cheesecakes and specialty desserts." Ice Cream Why you should skip the ice cream at Cheesecake Factory. Restaurant ReviewFamily RestaurantFull Bar Ice Cream (Ice cream contains chemicals) Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner SkinnyLicious Menu - for light calorie dishes Vegetarian options The word is Low lighting in very large space where menus list a huge selection of food that is served in large portions. At times Cheesecake Factory is packed - resulting in a long wait for a table. Reviews range from "delicious food and excellent service" to "not worth the wait". Check latest reviews before going and if you go let us know what you think at gail@westchestertowns.com. Skip the Ice Cream Cheesecake Factory ice cream contains carrageenan, monoglycerides and diglycerides, in addition to other chemicals. Find real Ice Cream without chemicals for your family at Ice Cream Safety Tips History of the Cheesecake Factory "Few people have achieved in their lifetimes what the Overtons accomplished during theirs. With a great deal of courage and determination, Oscar and Evelyn Overton realized their dream - to own a successful business. "Always known as an excellent cook, Evelyn created her Original Cheesecake recipe that everyone loved. By the late 1940's, she opened a small cheesecake shop in Detroit. In order to raise her two small children, David and Renee, Evelyn chose to put off her dream and gave up the shop. She moved her baking to a kitchen in her basement and continued to supply cakes to several of the best local restaurants. "In 1972, with their children grown, Evelyn and Oscar, now in their early 50's, decided to move their cheesecake business to Los Angeles. With the last of their savings, they opened a 700 square foot store, "The Cheesecake Factory". Those early years were extremely lean and sometimes very difficult. Evelyn and Oscar often worked 18-hour days. Evelyn baked and managed the office while Oscar concentrated on selling the cakes and building new accounts. "Finding that Los Angeles loved their cheesecakes as much as Detroit, their reputation and sales grew, creating a need for a larger bakery. 1975 marked the beginning of the most creative and productive period of their business endeavors. With their new and improved bakery, Evelyn created over 20 varieties of her delicious cheesecakes and other fantastic desserts, which were sold to hundreds of wholesale accounts. Oscar purchased delivery trucks, hired drivers, expanded their cheesecake distribution from Santa Barbara to San Diego and developed additional out-of-state customers. Their tireless efforts, commitment to quality and innovative product development laid the foundation for The Cheesecake Factory's future success. "In 1978, their son David founded The Cheesecake Factory restaurant in Beverly Hills, California. With little knowledge of how to run a full scale restaurant but lots of intuition into what makes a dining experience great, David set out to offer their guests an experience they wouldn't soon forget - generous portions with unlimited, inventive menu selections all made fresh with quality ingredients and served in a warm and casually comfortable setting. The restaurant was an immediate success! Just over 30 years later with close to 170 locations, the success of The Cheesecake Factory has even surpassed the Overtons' wildest dreams making The Cheesecake Factory a great American success story."
Location: White Plains |