Olive Garden Cheese Ravioli: Price & Calories
CLASSIC ENTREE
Cheese Ravioli
$16.99 · 750–860 cal
Best for: cheese lovers, meat-free dinners, and anyone who wants a classic pasta entree.
Olive Garden cheese ravioli is a classic pasta dish of soft, cheese-filled ravioli served with your choice of sauce. It is a simple, comforting plate built for guests who want filled pasta without meat. The ravioli is soft and warm, the sauce is rich, and the portion feels generous. If you like cheese pasta and you want an easy, familiar dinner, this is a good dish to pick.
Highlights
- Cheese-filled ravioli with marinara or meat sauce.
- A classic pasta entree at $16.99.
- 750 calories with marinara sauce, 860 with meat sauce.
- Great with a house salad and warm breadsticks.
What Is Cheese Ravioli?
Cheese ravioli starts with ravioli pasta filled with cheese, served with marinara sauce or meat sauce. The marinara version is lighter and brighter, while the meat sauce version is richer and more filling. The ravioli gives the plate a soft, filled-pasta texture that feels different from plain pasta, and the sauce coats everything in a warm finish. It is served as a main entree, and it comes with the first course of soup or salad and breadsticks, like other classic entrees.
It is a popular pick for guests who want a simple, meat-free pasta. The cheese filling makes the dish feel complete on its own, and the sauce choice lets you pick how rich you want it. It is a good choice for a relaxed dinner, a family meal, or a first visit when you want to try a classic Olive Garden plate.
Compare Classic Entrees
Cheese ravioli comes in two sauce versions, so both are shown here beside one other verified option from this site’s own menu listing.
| Dish | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Ravioli with Marinara Sauce | $16.99 | 750 |
| Cheese Ravioli with Meat Sauce | $16.99 | 860 |
| Five Cheese Ziti al Forno | $17.49 | 1,170 |
Price
Olive Garden cheese ravioli costs $16.99 for a single serving, based on the listing on this site. Prices can vary by location, so it is worth checking the menu at your nearest restaurant before you order. The price covers the cheese ravioli as a main entree, not a family-style serving. Local offers and seasonal menus can change what you pay, so check the local menu for current pricing.
Calories and Nutrition
Cheese ravioli has 750 calories with marinara sauce and 860 calories with meat sauce, based on the official Olive Garden nutrition guide. The menu card on this site shows the 860 figure, which is the meat-sauce version. The table below shows the range across both versions, so you can see the whole picture before you order.
| Nutrition | Per Serving |
|---|---|
| Calories | 750–860 |
| Total fat | 38–46 g |
| Carbohydrates | 63–65 g |
| Protein | 41–50 g |
| Sodium | 2,190–2,370 mg |
Why People Love It and Best Pairings
People love cheese ravioli because it feels warm, simple, and comforting without being hard to eat. The soft ravioli and rich sauce come together in a dish that works for a relaxed dinner or a family meal. A house salad adds freshness and crunch, while warm breadsticks give the meal a soft, comforting side. For a cool finish, iced tea or lemonade works well and keeps the meal feeling balanced from start to end.
For more menu ideas, see the Olive Garden menu with prices, browse the classic entrees guide, or try the five cheese ziti al forno.
Best Pairings
- Famous House Salad — fresh and crisp beside the warm pasta.
- Breadsticks — warm, soft, and comforting beside the dish.
- Iced tea or lemonade — a light, cool finish.
Before you order, check the price at your local restaurant, since it can vary by location. Pair it with a salad and breadsticks for a complete meal, and save room if you want a sweet finish after this classic entree.
Quick FAQs
Why are there two calorie figures?
Cheese ravioli is listed in the official nutrition guide in two versions: 750 calories with marinara sauce and 860 calories with meat sauce. The menu card on this site shows the 860 figure.
Which sauce should I pick?
Pick marinara for a lighter plate at 750 calories, or meat sauce for a richer plate at 860 calories. Both cost the same $16.99.
Does the price vary by location?
Yes, $16.99 is the listed price on this site, but local prices can differ.
