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BJ's Desserts Menu & Prices
BJ's Desserts Menu & Prices
Beyond the famous Pizookie, the BJ's desserts menu has a short "More Desserts" section for when you want something different — a warm beignet, a root beer float made with the house soda, a seasonal cobbler, or just a simple scoop of ice cream. If the Pizookie isn't calling your name, the BJ's desserts here are a nice alternative, priced from just $1.95.
The BJ's desserts in this section start with the cheapest sweet on the whole menu — Ice Cream (One Scoop) at $1.95, or two scoops for $2.95. The BJ's Handcrafted Root Beer Float ($3.95) uses the restaurant's own root beer, while the BJ's Baked Beignet and Seasonal Fruit Cobbler ($6.95 each) are the warm, more substantial options. For the signature dessert, see the famous pizookies.
BJ's desserts price list
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Ice Cream (One Scoop) | $1.95 | — |
| Ice Cream (Two Scoops) | $2.95 | — |
| BJ's Handcrafted Root Beer Float | $3.95 | — |
| BJ's Baked Beignet | $6.95 | — |
| Seasonal Fruit Cobbler | $6.95 | — |
Calories are marked "—"; see BJ's official nutrition guide for current figures. Prices vary by location.
What to order
For the cheapest sweet finish, a single scoop of ice cream ($1.95) does the job. For something nostalgic, the BJ's Handcrafted Root Beer Float ($3.95) uses the house-made root beer and is a fun, shareable choice. If you want a warm dessert that isn't a Pizookie, the BJ's Baked Beignet or Seasonal Fruit Cobbler ($6.95) are the picks — the cobbler is especially good with a scoop of ice cream on top. Still, if it's your first visit, the Pizookie is the must-try.