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Bonefish Grill Dessert Prices (2026)

Bonefish Grill Dessert Prices (2026)
If you have saved room after the seafood, this page lists the current Bonefish Grill dessert prices so you can decide whether to split something sweet or take one home. The dessert lineup is short by design — a handful of house classics rather than a sprawling case — and it leans tropical and rich, in keeping with the coastal theme of the rest of the menu.
Everything here is à la carte, and most plates are generous enough to share between two people after a full dinner. Prices below are the figures we have on file; treat them as a guide, because dessert pricing is one of the first things a location will nudge when costs move.
Bonefish Grill Dessert Prices — full list
| Item | Size | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creme Brulee | — | $6.90 | — |
| Jen's Jamaican Coconut Pie | — | $6.90 | — |
| Key Lime Pie | — | $6.50 | — |
| Macadamia Nut Brownie | — | $6.50 | — |
An em dash (—) in the Calories column means Bonefish Grill does not publish a current official figure that maps cleanly to this exact item, so we leave it blank rather than guess.
What to order (and what to share)
The Key Lime Pie is the safe crowd-pleaser — tart, cold, and a natural finish to a meal built around fish. If you want the most decadent option on the list, the Macadamia Nut Brownie is the one to get warm and split, especially if your table is also ordering coffee or an after-dinner martini. Jen's Jamaican Coconut Pie is the wildcard for coconut fans, and the Creme Brulee is the lightest way to end without skipping dessert entirely.
For value, a single dessert shared two or three ways is the move here: portions are large, and at these prices one plate across the table often satisfies more than two smaller orders would.
About Bonefish Grill dessert prices
Bonefish rotates limited-time desserts alongside the regulars, so on any given visit you may see a seasonal cake or pie that is not on this list. We keep the established items here and note that specials come and go; if a dessert you remember has vanished, it was most likely a limited run.
We were not able to attach an official calorie figure to these specific dessert names because Bonefish's current published nutrition data lists a different, evolving dessert set (for example, a Key Lime Cake and a bourbon brownie rather than the exact items named here). Rather than map an old name onto a new recipe, we leave the Calories column blank — richer dessert plates at casual-dining chains commonly land in the four-figure range when shared, but we do not print a number we cannot source.
