Red Robin Dessert Menu in the USA With Updated Prices 2026
Six desserts, one dessert menu, and a lot of reasons to skip the "maybe next time." Here's what's actually on the plate, what it costs, and which one is worth the extra ten minutes at the table.
Read the Full U.S. Red Robin Menu
Most people skip the Red Robin dessert menu because they're too full from Bottomless Fries to even look at it. That's a mistake. The dessert list is short on purpose, six items, no filler, and each one is built to be shared rather than finished solo. Below, I've broken down every dessert on the current U.S. menu with its price, calorie range, and what you should actually know before you order it, plus a few notes on nutrition and sourcing that go beyond the menu board.
Mountain High Mudd Pie
This is the dessert people order by name before they even sit down. It stacks chocolate and vanilla ice cream with crushed Oreo cookies, then buries the whole thing under fudge, caramel, and a swirl of whipped cream. The name is not an exaggeration; it's built tall enough that most tables split it three or four ways instead of ordering one per person.
The Oreo layer is what separates this from a plain sundae. It adds a cold, crumbly crunch between the two ice creams, so every spoonful has a different texture instead of just melting into one flavor.
Cinnamon Sugar Doh! Rings
These are croissant-style donut rings, fried to order, then rolled in cinnamon sugar while they're still warm. They come with a side of caramel and fudge for dipping, so the ring itself stays light while the sauce does the heavy lifting on flavor.
Because they're fried fresh rather than pulled from a case, there's usually a short wait, which is a good sign. It means the kitchen isn't holding a batch under a heat lamp.
Gooey Chocolate Brownie Cake
A warm brownie cake with a soft, almost molten center, served with a scoop of ice cream on top and a drizzle of berry sauce on the side. The contrast is the whole point here: warm cake meeting cold ice cream, with the berry sauce cutting through how rich the chocolate gets.
It's smaller than the Mudd Pie, which makes it a better fit if you want a real dessert without needing three other people to help finish it.
Lemon Cream Layer Cake
Not everyone wants chocolate to close out a meal, and this cake is Red Robin's answer for that. It layers lemon cake with lemon curd and a lemon cream cheese frosting, then finishes with a dusting of lemon sugar and a swipe of strawberry purée underneath.
It reads more like a bakery slice than a diner dessert. The tartness from the curd keeps it from tasting like plain sugar, which makes it a good pick after a heavier burger or a plate of ribs.
Shortbread Chocolate Soufflé Cake
A buttery shortbread cookie base topped with a chocolate soufflé cake, then finished with hot fudge, whipped cream, and a dusting of powdered sugar. The shortbread on the bottom is what makes this one different, it adds a dense, buttery bite underneath the softer cake instead of just being cake all the way through.
It's rich enough that most guests treat it the same way they'd treat the Mudd Pie, one order, a few forks, and a slow finish to the meal.
Ice Cream Sundae
This is the one to get if the table is already stuffed but somebody still wants "a little something." Vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and a cherry on top, no layers, no fried dough, no ten-minute wait.
It's also the easiest dessert on the list to hand to a kid without ordering off the kids' menu, and it's the lightest option here by a wide margin.
Nutrition, Allergens, and How Prices Are Tracked
Restaurant menus shift more than people expect, so here's what actually goes into keeping a page like this current, and what to double-check before you order if you have a dietary restriction.
Prices vary by location
Red Robin sets menu pricing at the regional and sometimes individual restaurant level, so the amounts here are typical U.S. averages, not a guarantee for every location. Always check the printed menu or app before you order if the exact total matters. Find your nearest restaurant with the official Red Robin locator.
Allergen info changes kitchen to kitchen
Fried desserts like the Doh! Rings are often prepared in shared fryer oil, and baked items may be made in a kitchen that also handles gluten and tree nuts. If you have a serious allergy, ask your server for the current allergen guide rather than relying on any menu description online.
Calories are estimates, not lab totals
The calorie ranges on this page are rounded to the nearest reasonable estimate based on standard recipes and portion sizes. Toppings, à la mode add-ons, and recipe updates can shift the real number, so treat these as a guide rather than an exact figure.
Red Robin Dessert Menu FAQs
How much is the Mountain High Mudd Pie at Red Robin?
It typically runs around $9.99, though pricing can be a dollar or so higher or lower depending on the location. It's large enough for three to four people to split, so the per-person cost is usually lower than ordering separate desserts.
Which Red Robin dessert is best for sharing?
The Mountain High Mudd Pie and the Cinnamon Sugar Doh! Rings are the two built specifically for the table. Both come in large portions meant to be split, rather than plated for one person.
Does Red Robin have a lighter dessert option?
Yes. The Ice Cream Sundae is the smallest and lightest item on the dessert menu, at roughly 450 calories, compared to well over 1,000 calories for the layered cakes and the Mudd Pie.
Are Red Robin desserts the same price at every location?
No. Red Robin allows regional pricing, so the same dessert can cost slightly more or less depending on the state and the specific restaurant. Always confirm the price on the in-store menu or the Red Robin app before ordering.
Can I order a Red Robin dessert without dairy or gluten?
Most of the dessert menu is built around dairy and wheat-based ingredients, so fully dairy-free or gluten-free options are limited. Ask your server for the current allergen guide, since recipes and prep methods can change by location.
What is the most popular dessert at Red Robin?
The Mountain High Mudd Pie is consistently the most ordered dessert on the menu, thanks to its size, the mix of ice cream and Oreo cookies, and how well it works as a table-wide finish to the meal.
More Red Robin Menus
Prices and calorie counts are estimates gathered from menu research and are meant as a general guide. They are not official figures from Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Inc. and can change by location, promotion, or time of year. Confirm current pricing, nutrition, and allergen details with your local restaurant or the official Red Robin app before ordering.