Red Robin Gourmet Milkshakes Menu 2026

Quick answer: Red Robin serves 6 gourmet milkshakes in 2026 — rich, creamy shakes made for dessert lovers — priced from $6.69 to $7.79. The lightest is the Strawberry Milkshake at 660 calories, the heaviest is the Cookie Dough Milkshake at 890, and the two newest are the Salted Caramel Brownie and Cookie Dough shakes, both marked “New” in the owner’s menu.

Red Robin’s Gourmet Milkshakes menu offers rich, creamy, and delicious shakes made for dessert lovers. Guests can enjoy a variety of sweet flavors, such as classic favorites and luxurious flavors topped with delicious treats. These milkshakes are a wonderful way to add a little something sweet to your Red Robin dining meal.

All 6 Milkshakes with Prices & Calories

A note on the two “New” shakes: the Salted Caramel Brownie and Cookie Dough shakes are marked “New” in the owner’s article — and the New Items section of the same article lists the same two names at different figures ($14.89 | 320 Cal and $6.79 | 770 Cal). Those are the launch listings in the New Items section, not the Gourmet Milkshakes menu — this page uses the Gourmet Milkshakes section figures above ($7.19 | 710 and $7.59 | 890). See the NEW section below for the full story.

Prices may vary by location.

The Best Milkshakes at Red Robin — Ranked

There is no official “best milkshake” list — the ranking below is this site’s own, built on the owner’s data: the article’s own “Fan Fave” marker, the two new shakes, and the price-and-calorie figures. It is a ranking, not a menu fact, and the calories are the owner’s figures throughout.

#1 — Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake.

The signature shake, and the only one the owner’s article marks “Fan Fave”. At $7.79 and 830 calories it is tied for the priciest shake on the page and the second-heaviest — but it is the shake the menu itself singles out, and the one searchers ask about by name more than any other. If you order one milkshake at Red Robin, this is the one the menu points to. Do not trust guides that list the OREO Cookie Magic at 980–1120 calories or $6.79–$7.59: the owner’s figures are $7.79 and 830, and those are the figures this page uses.

#2 — Cookie Dough Milkshake.

The newest shake and the heaviest on the page — $7.59 and 890 calories. It is the indulgent pick: the most calories, the most stuff in the glass, and the shake that makes the meal a dessert. It is 230 calories heavier than the lightest shake, and 60 heavier than the OREO at #1. Order it when you want the biggest shake on the menu, not the lightest. Do not trust guides that list the Cookie Dough at 1060 calories or $7.79–$8.29: the owner’s figures are $7.59 and 890.

#3 — Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake.

The other new shake — $7.19 and 710 calories. It is the second-lightest shake on the page, tied with the Vanilla, and the cheapest of the five shakes above $7.00. It is the new shake to order if you want the new flavours without the heaviest calories: 180 lighter than the Cookie Dough, and 120 lighter than the OREO. Do not trust guides that list the Salted Caramel Brownie at 1040 calories or $7.79–$8.29: the owner’s figures are $7.19 and 710.

#4 — Strawberry Milkshake.

The lightest shake on the page — $7.79 and 660 calories. It is the priciest shake on the page, tied with the OREO, and the lightest by 50 calories over the two at 710. It is the shake to order if calories are the deciding factor and you still want a full-size gourmet shake. Do not trust guides that list the Strawberry at ~930 calories as the lowest: the owner’s figure is 660, and that is the figure this page uses — and 930 would not be the lowest on the owner’s data anyway, because every shake on this page is under 900.

#5 — Chocolate Milkshake.

The classic — $6.69 and 860 calories. It is the cheapest shake on the page by 50 cents, and the third-heaviest at 860. It is the shake to order if you want the classic flavour at the lowest price: the cheapest way into the milkshake menu, and only 30 calories lighter than the Cookie Dough at the top. Do not trust guides that list the Chocolate at 880–1020 calories or $6.79–$7.59: the owner’s figures are $6.69 and 860.

#6 — Vanilla Milkshake.

The plain classic — $7.49 and 710 calories. It is tied with the Salted Caramel Brownie as the second-lightest shake on the page, and it is the shake to order if you want the simplest flavour — or the base for the malt and customisation options in the section below. Do not trust guides that list the Vanilla at 800–940 calories: the owner’s figure is 710, and that is the figure this page uses.

The full ranking, on the owner’s data: #1 Oreo® Cookie Magic $7.79 | 830 Cal (the Fan Fave), #2 Cookie Dough $7.59 | 890 Cal (new, heaviest), #3 Salted Caramel Brownie $7.19 | 710 Cal (new, second-lightest), #4 Strawberry $7.79 | 660 Cal (lightest), #5 Chocolate $6.69 | 860 Cal (cheapest), #6 Vanilla $7.49 | 710 Cal (the plain classic). The whole menu spans only $1.10 in price and 230 calories — so the shake decision is a flavour decision, and the calorie decision is between the Cookie Dough at 890 and the Strawberry at 660, not between one classic and another.

NEW — Cookie Dough & Salted Caramel Brownie (Oct 19, 2026)

The two newest shakes on the Red Robin menu are the Cookie Dough Milkshake and the Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake — and they are the two shakes that cause the most confusion, because the owner’s article lists them twice at different figures.

What the owner’s article says.

The Gourmet Milkshakes section marks both “New”: “New Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake – $7.19 | 710 Cal” and “New Cookie Dough Milkshake – $7.59 | 890 Cal”. Those are the figures this page uses. The New Items section of the same article lists the same two names at different figures — Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake $14.89 | 320 Cal and Cookie Dough Milkshake $6.79 | 770 Cal — and those are the launch listings in the New Items section, not the Gourmet Milkshakes menu. This page does not “correct” one set to match the other: the Gourmet Milkshakes section is the menu for these two shakes, and its figures are the ones on the cards above.

The launch date — map research, not the owner’s article.

The owner’s article marks the two shakes “New” — it gives no launch date. The date of Oct 19, 2026 comes from the project’s keyword-map research, not from the owner’s article — so treat it as map research with that caveat stated plainly. The same Oct 19, 2026 launch also brought the Prime Rib Stack Burger, the Lemon Pepper wings, five Refreshers, and the new Signature Grilled Chicken & Broccoli to the menu, per the same research. The Instagram/Threads launch photos of the two new shakes (Oct 23, 2026, @redrobinburgerscanada) are social proof with no text content — mentioned here only as reported, and they add no price or calorie figure to the owner’s data.

Which new shake to order.

Order the Cookie Dough at $7.59 and 890 calories if you want the biggest, most indulgent new shake — it is the heaviest shake on the whole page. Order the Salted Caramel Brownie at $7.19 and 710 calories if you want the new flavours at fewer calories — it is 180 lighter than the Cookie Dough and 40 cents cheaper. And remember the kids versions are different items: the Kids Cookie Dough Milkshake is $6.39 and 720 calories, and the Kids Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake is $8.79 and 610 calories — both on the Kids Menu page, not here. See the Kids Milkshakes section below.

Lowest-Calorie Milkshake

The keyword map’s heading for this section was built on competitor data — “Strawberry ~930 cal lowest” — and that heading is WRONG on the owner’s data, so this section is rewritten as the lowest-calorie shake on the owner’s data. Every shake on the owner’s menu is under 900 calories, and the lowest is 660 — not 930.

The lightest shake — Strawberry, 660 Cal.

The Strawberry Milkshake is the lightest shake on this menu at $7.79 and 660 calories — 50 calories lighter than the next-lightest shakes, and 230 lighter than the heaviest. It is the lightest because it is the fruit shake: strawberry against the chocolate, cookie and brownie shakes that carry the heavier toppings. Do not trust guides that list the Strawberry at ~930 calories as the lowest: the owner’s figure is 660, and that is the figure this page uses. And do not trust the 930–1230 calorie range for this menu at all: the owner’s range is 660–890, and the highest shake on the owner’s data — the Cookie Dough at 890 — is 40 calories below the bottom of the competitor range.

The full calorie ranking, lightest to heaviest, on the owner’s data.

Strawberry Milkshake 660 Cal ($7.79), Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake 710 Cal ($7.19), Vanilla Milkshake 710 Cal ($7.49), Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake 830 Cal ($7.79), Chocolate Milkshake 860 Cal ($6.69), Cookie Dough Milkshake 890 Cal ($7.59). The two at 710 are tied for second-lightest, and the gap between the lightest and the heaviest is 230 calories — smaller than the gap between the lightest and heaviest entrée, and smaller than the gap between the lightest and heaviest burger. If calories are the deciding factor, order the Strawberry. If you want the lightest shake at the lowest price, the Salted Caramel Brownie at $7.19 and 710 is 50 calories heavier than the Strawberry and 60 cents cheaper.

The heaviest shake — Cookie Dough, 890 Cal.

The Cookie Dough Milkshake is the heaviest shake on the owner’s menu at $7.59 and 890 calories — 30 heavier than the Chocolate at 860, and 60 heavier than the OREO at 830. It is the shake to order when the shake IS the dessert, not the drink alongside it. Do not trust guides that list the Cookie Dough at 1060 calories: the owner’s figure is 890. And do not trust the Chocolate Covered Pretzel at 1230 calories as the heaviest shake on the menu: that item is a seasonal shake, not one of the owner’s 6 — see the Seasonal Shakes section below.

Make It a Malt — Free, Plus Other Customisations (vanilla/chocolate base)

The owner’s article gives no customisation options for the milkshakes — no malt, no base choice, no add-ons — so everything in this section except the article’s own customisation guidance is reported, with the caveats stated plainly. The article’s own guidance (line 398) is that guests can make changes to the patty, bun, cheese, condiments, sauces and sides, and can request sauces on the side — that is burger customisation, not shake customisation — so the shake options below are not the owner’s facts.

“MAKE IT A MALT for Free!” — reported, not in the owner’s article.

The keyword research reports that the in-store menu carries the line “MAKE IT A MALT for Free!” — visible on an in-store menu photo. The owner’s article never mentions a malt, and it gives no malt price — so the offer is presented here ONLY as reported, with that caveat stated plainly: if the in-store menu at your location says “MAKE IT A MALT for Free!”, you can ask for your shake as a malt at no extra charge, but confirm it at your restaurant, because the owner’s article lists no malt option and no malt price. A malt is a milkshake with malted milk powder added — the same shake, with the malty flavour — and the reported offer is that the change is free. This page gives no malt calorie figure, because the article gives none and the reported offer gives none — do NOT invent one.

The vanilla vs chocolate soft-serve base — reported, not in the owner’s article.

The keyword research reports that the shakes are made on a vanilla or chocolate soft-serve base — the new shakes are listed on official New Items pages as “(vanilla or chocolate soft serve)”. The owner’s article never says “soft serve”, “hand-spun” or “spun”, and it gives no base choice — so the base choice is presented here ONLY as reported, with that caveat stated plainly. If the base choice is on the menu at your location, it is the flavour decision underneath the shake: a chocolate base under a chocolate shake, a vanilla base under a strawberry or vanilla shake, and either base under the OREO, Cookie Dough and Salted Caramel Brownie shakes. Confirm the current base options with your restaurant, because the article gives no base list and the reported details can change by location. What the owner’s article does say, without any caveat, is that these are “rich, creamy, and delicious shakes made for dessert lovers” — that is the description this page uses as the owner’s fact.

What to ask for.

Ask whether the malt is free at your location before you order it — the reported offer says it is, but the owner’s article lists no malt price, so the only confirmation is the menu in front of you. Ask which soft-serve base your shake comes on, and whether you can choose the other one — the reported base choice is vanilla or chocolate, and the choice is the flavour underneath the toppings. And ask about the toppings: the article says the shakes come “topped with delicious treats” — it gives no topping list — so the toppings on your shake are the ones on the menu at your location, and the calories on the card are the shake as served, toppings included.

Kids Milkshakes

The kids milkshakes are not on this page — they are on the Kids Menu page, which is live — and they are different items from the shakes above, so do not mix them up. The Kids Menu page lists 4 kids milkshakes: Creamy Milkshake $5.99 | 530 Cal, Kids Oreo® Cookie Magic Milkshake $8.79 | 410 Cal, Kids Salted Caramel Brownie Milkshake $8.79 | 610 Cal, and Kids Cookie Dough Milkshake $6.39 | 720 Cal.

Same names, different items.

Three of the kids milkshakes share names with the Gourmet shakes — and the figures are different in every case. The Gourmet Salted Caramel Brownie is $7.19 and 710 calories; the Kids Salted Caramel Brownie is $8.79 and 610 — the kids version costs $1.60 MORE and carries 100 FEWER calories. The Gourmet Cookie Dough is $7.59 and 890 calories; the Kids Cookie Dough is $6.39 and 720 — the kids version costs $1.20 less and carries 170 fewer calories. The Gourmet OREO Cookie Magic is $7.79 and 830 calories; the Kids Oreo® Cookie Magic is $8.79 and 410 — the kids version costs $1.00 more and carries 420 fewer calories, less than half the Gourmet shake. The kids versions are kids servings with their own prices and calories — not smaller versions of the same shake at a smaller price. Do not trust the SERP range of $2.99–$3.99 for kids milkshakes: the owner’s kids milkshakes are $5.99–$8.79, and the cheapest kids milkshake — the Creamy Milkshake at $5.99 — is $2.00 above the top of the SERP range.

The Creamy Milkshake — the kids-only shake.

The Creamy Milkshake at $5.99 and 530 calories is the only kids milkshake with no Gourmet counterpart — it is the plain kids shake, and the cheapest milkshake on the kids menu. At 530 calories it is lighter than every Gourmet shake except none — the lightest Gourmet shake is the Strawberry at 660 — so the Creamy Milkshake is the lightest milkshake on the owner’s whole menu, kids or Gourmet. If you are ordering for a child and you want the lightest shake, this is the one; if you are ordering for yourself, the 6 shakes above are the ones to read.

Seasonal Shakes (Peaches & Cream, Chocolate Covered Pretzel, OREO Candy Cane)

The seasonal shakes are NOT in the owner’s 6 — they have no cards on this page — and everything in this section is reported from competitor and official-menu research via the keyword map, never the owner’s article. The owner’s article lists no seasonal shake, no Peaches & Cream, no Chocolate Covered Pretzel and no OREO Candy Cane.

What is reported.

Three seasonal shakes are reported in the research: the Peaches & Cream shake, the Chocolate Covered Pretzel shake, and the OREO Candy Cane shake — the last one a holiday shake, reported through Jan 3, 2027. Their reported figures are Peaches & Cream $8.29–$8.79 / 1020 cal, Chocolate Covered Pretzel 1230 cal, and OREO Candy Cane $7.79–$8.29 / 1000 cal — all reported competitor figures, NOT the owner’s prices or calories, and presented here only as reported with that caveat stated plainly. Do not trust the 1230-calorie figure as the heaviest shake on the menu: the heaviest shake on the owner’s data is the Cookie Dough at 890, and the Chocolate Covered Pretzel is a seasonal item, not one of the owner’s 6. If a seasonal shake is on the menu at your location, confirm its price and calories there, because the owner’s menu does not list it.

The Baileys spike option — adults only.

The research reports a Baileys spike option for the OREO Candy Cane shake — Baileys Irish Cream added to the holiday shake. That option is reported, not in the owner’s article, and it is adults-only: Baileys is alcohol, so the spiked version is a 21+ drink, not a kids shake and not a regular milkshake. If it is on the menu at your location, it is the alcoholic version of the holiday shake — confirm it with your restaurant, and do not order it for anyone under 21.

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Final Thoughts

Red Robin’s gourmet milkshakes are the sweet finish on the menu — 6 shakes, priced from $6.69 to $7.79, from 660 to 890 calories. Start with the Oreo® Cookie Magic at $7.79 and 830 calories if you want the Fan Fave, the Cookie Dough at $7.59 and 890 if you want the biggest new shake, or the Strawberry at $7.79 and 660 if you want the lightest. Order the Chocolate at $6.69 if you want the cheapest shake on the menu, and the Salted Caramel Brownie at $7.19 and 710 if you want the new flavours at fewer calories. And remember the five figures that trip people up: the Strawberry is 660 calories, not 930; the Cookie Dough is 890, not 1060; the OREO is 830, not 980–1120; the kids milkshakes are $5.99–$8.79, not $2.99–$3.99; and the seasonal shakes are reported, not on the owner’s menu. Read the card, not the name, and check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.

Related Menus

• Kids Menu — 22 kids meals, including the 4 kids milkshakes
• Desserts — brownies, cakes, cookies and the other sweet treats
• Beverages — 24 drinks, including the Root Beer Float
• Burgers — 15 gourmet burgers, the mains to pair a shake with
• Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
• Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
• Red Robin Happy Hour — times, $3-off menu and $4–$6 drinks (reported)
• Healthiest Red Robin Options — lowest-calorie picks