Is the Olive Garden 2 for $25 deal still available in 2026?

The 2 for $25 deal is periodically available at participating Olive Garden locations in 2026. It is not always running year-round. Always confirm with your local restaurant before visiting.

What entrees are included in the Olive Garden 2 for $25 deal?

Eligible entrees typically include Fettuccine Alfredo, Five Cheese Ziti al Forno, Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Lasagna Classico, Chicken Parmigiana, Chicken Alfredo, Seafood Alfredo, Shrimp Scampi, and Smoked Mozzarella Chicken.

Does the Olive Garden 2 for $25 deal include drinks?

No. Beverages including soft drinks, iced tea, wine, and cocktails are charged separately. Budget an additional $4-$12 per person for drinks.

Can I use the 2 for $25 deal for takeout or delivery?

Some locations allow takeout with the 2 for $25 bundle, but unlimited soup, salad, and breadstick refills typically only apply for dine-in. Check with your specific location before ordering.

How much should I tip on the Olive Garden 2 for $25 deal?

Tip based on the full value of the meal (approximately $55-$75), not the $25 promotional price. A standard 18-20% tip works out to roughly $10-$15.

Is the 2 for $25 the same as the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl?

No. The Never-Ending Pasta Bowl offers unlimited pasta for one person at approximately $13.99. The 2 for $25 is a set three-course meal for two people at a fixed $25 price.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli: Price, Calories, Menu, and Nutrition 2026

Olive Garden cheese ravioli is one of the simplest dishes on the menu and one of the most popular. You get soft, cheese-filled pasta parcels with marinara or meat sauce, finished with melted Italian cheeses.

This guide covers the Olive Garden cheese ravioli price at lunch, dinner, and on the kids’ menu. It also covers calories, portion sizes, vegetarian suitability, and the family pan.

One quick note for UK readers: Olive Garden is a US chain, so all prices below are in US dollars. They are handy if you are planning a trip to the States. For the full list, see this Olive Garden menu with prices.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli at a Glance

Version	Price	Calories
Dinner (Classic Entrées)	$17.49	750 to 860 cal
Lunch-sized	$11.49	450 cal
Kids Cheese Ravioli (V)	$7.49	340 cal
Family pan (serves 4 to 6)	$46.49	3,170 cal
Ravioli Carbonara (for comparison)	$18.49	1,390 cal

Prices were checked in October 2026. They can vary slightly by location, so treat them as a guide.

How Much Is the Cheese Ravioli at Olive Garden?

The standard dinner portion costs $17.49. It sits in the Classic Entrées section of the Olive Garden menu. The lunch version is $11.49. That is a saving of $6 for a smaller plate. The kids’ version is $7.49. It is for children under 12.

The big family pan costs $46.49. That works out at roughly $7.75 to $11.60 per person, depending on whether it feeds six or four.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli Menu: What You Actually Get

The dish is simple by design:

Cheese-filled ravioli
Your choice of marinara or meat sauce
A topping of melted Italian cheeses

The sauce choice matters for the numbers. Marinara keeps the dish at the lower end of the calorie range. Meat sauce pushes it towards the top.

Dine-in entrées normally come with unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks. That makes the Olive Garden cheese ravioli dinner a bigger meal than the price suggests.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli Calories and Nutrition

The standard plate has 750 to 860 calories, depending on the sauce.

Here is how the versions compare:

Lunch portion: 450 calories
Kids’ portion: 340 calories
Dinner portion: 750 to 860 calories
Family pan: 3,170 calories in total

If you split the family pan six ways, each serving is around 530 calories. Split four ways, it is closer to 790. The lunch size is the lightest option for an adult. It has about 300 fewer calories than the dinner plate.

For fat, sodium, and carbohydrate figures, check Olive Garden’s official nutrition guide. Those numbers can change when recipes are updated.

Lunch vs. Dinner: Which Is Better Value?

The lunch menu is usually served on weekdays until about 3 pm.

Item	Lunch	Dinner
Price	$11.49	$17.49
Calories	450	750 to 860
Best for	Lighter appetites, quick meals	Bigger appetites, sharing sides

Lunch is cheaper by $6, and you still get a proper plate of pasta. Dinner is better if you are very hungry.

If you are visiting from the UK, a weekday lunch is the easiest way to try the dish without overspending. Our Olive Garden lunch menu lists the other lunch-sized favorites.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli Kids Menu

The Olive Garden cheese ravioli kids menu option costs $7.49 and has 340 calories. It is marked (V) for vegetarian. It is cheese-filled ravioli with marinara. It suits younger children who prefer a mild, familiar dish.

Kids meals are for children under 12. You can see the other children’s dishes on the Olive Garden kids menu.

The Family Pan: Cheese Ravioli With Marinara or Meat Sauce

The family pan is priced at $46.49 and serves 4 to 6 people.

It contains:

A pan of cheese-filled ravioli
Marinara or meat sauce
Melted Italian cheeses on top

The total is 3,170 calories.

It is a good option for a family dinner or a small gathering. Taking it home also means you only handle one order instead of four or five plates.

Is Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli Vegetarian?

Yes. The cheese ravioli is marked (V) on the menu, as is the kids’ version.

Two points to keep in mind:

Choose marinara: The meat sauce is made with beef and Italian sausage, so it is not vegetarian.
Check cross-contact if you are strict: Shared kitchens can matter for some diets.

Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli Allergens and Gluten

Ravioli is a wheat pasta filled with cheese, so it contains gluten and dairy. Pasta dough often contains egg as well.

It is not a gluten-free choice. If you have an allergy, check Olive Garden’s official allergen guide before ordering and tell your server.

Cheese Ravioli vs. Ravioli Carbonara

If you like cheese ravioli, you may also see the Ravioli Carbonara on the menu. It uses the same cheese-filled pasta, but the sauce is different.

Item	Cheese Ravioli	Ravioli Carbonara
Price	$17.49	$18.49
Calories	750 to 860	1,390
Sauce	Marinara or meat	Creamy, with bacon

The carbonara costs only $1 more, but it has roughly 530 to 640 extra calories. The plain cheese ravioli is the lighter pick.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Olive Garden still serve cheese ravioli?

Yes. It is listed on the October 2026 menu in several forms: dinner, lunch-sized, kids and family pan.

What kind of cheese is in Olive Garden cheese ravioli?

Olive Garden describes the filling as Italian cheeses, and the dish is topped with melted Italian cheeses. The company does not publish a full recipe breakdown.

What sauce comes with Olive Garden cheese ravioli?

You can choose marinara or meat sauce. The kids version comes with marinara.

Is cheese ravioli on the Olive Garden lunch menu?

Yes. The lunch-sized plate is $11.49 with 450 calories.

Is cheese ravioli on the Olive Garden kids’ menu?

Yes. Kids Cheese Ravioli is $7.49 and 340 calories.

Is cheese ravioli part of the Never Ending Pasta Bowl?

No. The Never Ending Pasta Bowl uses pasta shapes such as spaghetti, fettuccine, and rigatoni, not ravioli. It is a seasonal deal that starts at around $13.99, so it is worth comparing against the $17.49 dinner plate. See the Never Ending Pasta Bowl price guide.

Is Olive Garden ravioli homemade or frozen?

Olive Garden does not say publicly how its ravioli is made, so there is no reliable answer. Ask your local restaurant if it matters to you.

Is Olive Garden cheese ravioli gluten-free?

No. It is made with wheat pasta. Check the official allergen guide before ordering.

What is Olive Garden’s fried ravioli called?

It is called Toasted Ravioli and is sold as an appetizer. It is a different dish from the baked cheese ravioli covered above.

Conclusion

Olive Garden cheese ravioli is a reliable, vegetarian-friendly pasta dish with sizes for most appetites. The lunch plate is the best value at $11.49. The dinner plate is $17.49. The family pan is $46.49 for four to six people.

Choose marinara if you want a lighter dish or a meat-free one. Choose meat sauce for a heartier plate.For more prices and dishes, browse the full Olive Garden menu with prices.

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Maria Conti is a food writer and casual dining enthusiast who tracks restaurant deals, menu changes, prices and value offers across the U.S. She covers Italian-American restaurant chains for readers who want clear, up-to-date menu information and practical comparisons.