Best Cheesecake Delivery Services

For quality, selection, and value, it's tough to beat Harry & David. The company has partnered with The Cheesecake Factory, one of the world’s top cheesecake producers whose desserts are popular for a reason.

Harry & David carries more than a dozen cakes from The Cheesecake Factory, from the Original Cheesecake and Chocolate Mousse Cheesecake to cake-and-cheesecake layer cakes, such as Reese's peanut butter chocolate cheesecake. No matter the occasion, you're sure to find a cheesecake to fit the bill. No one is disappointed to receive a Cheesecake Factory cheesecake.

Harry & David ships to all 50 states and a selection of international destinations. Save on shipping with the company's "celebrations passport" program. Membership costs around $30 per year.

While Harry & David have The Cheesecake Factory, Goldbelly has just about everyone else: Junior's, Eli's, The Nuns of New Skete, and many more.

Goldbelly's online marketplace offers a wide selection of cheesecake flavors and formats. Take a look at the Gooey Butter Cheesecake from Blue Owl Bakery, the New York from the Nuns of New Skete, the Cheesecake Dippers from Eli's, and the Cheesecake Macarons from Kreuther Handcrafted Chocolate. And that's just a handful of highlights.

Goldbelly has at least five dozen different cheesecakes from more than 15 establishments. It's a wondrous cheesecake bazaar focused on curation, so you know that all the products it carries are beloved.

There are several different products, so costs vary widely. Expect to spend around $65. Many items come with free shipping, and Goldbelly ships nationwide.

Growing up, Lisa Cotoggio was inspired by her grandmother Raphaella's signature cheesecakes. Years later, Lisa founded a business to share Raphaella's legacy with the world and added her own unique twist. That's how the cheesecake sandwich was born.

Raphaella has since passed away, but her cheesecakes live on at Grandma's Cheesecake Sandwiches.

Grandma's makes more than 20 flavors of Cheesecake Sandwiches, including blueberry, butterscotch, chocolate eclair, salted caramel, and rainbow cookie crumble. Each sandwich is handcrafted, so no two are exactly the same.

You must order a minimum of eight sandwiches, and each one costs about $10. Grandma's ships the sandwiches frozen and packed in dry ice via FedEx overnight, which is pricey—but worth it when they arrive.

Store them for up to a year in the freezer or seven to 10 days in the refrigerator.

Chico's Cheesecakes is a family business with a family recipe. In this family, it seems the love language is cheesecake.

Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, Chico's Cheesecakes is named in honor of the founder's grandfather, Maurice "Chico" Harrell. Chico's jar cheesecakes are spectacular. Take a look at the Unicorn Birthday Cake Cheesecake, and you'll understand why. Indeed, any person celebrating and receiving this cheesecake will feel loved, honored, and appreciated.

Besides the Unicorn, Chico's offers many flavors of jars, cheesecake cupcakes, and specialty cheesecakes. Chico's more unique flavors include Caramel Pecan, Raspberry Oreo, and Apple Pie Crumble.

The brand does things a little differently when it comes to its full-size cheesecakes, baking them in pie tins instead of the standard, straight-sided springform pans. The edges aren't perpendicular to most cheesecakes; they look more like a slice of pie.

The 9-inch is roughly $30, and the 10-inch is about $35, plus shipping. You can also get cheesecake in a jar for $7 (4 ounces) or $12 for an 8-ounce jar. A 1-pound loaf of cheesecake runs about $15. Chico's ships locally, and the cost is calculated at checkout, based on your location.

Founded in 2006, High Society Cheesecake came from founder Marcus Morris' work spent perfecting his cheesecake recipe for nearly two years. With his Nebraska-based business, Morris's efforts have since been rewarded with reliable customer reviews and distribution through many local markets.

High Society Cheesecake has a stunning selection, but its Tie Dye cheesecake is truly a work of art. Whether you want to remind the aging hippie in your life of their flower child days or wow your friends at your next croquet garden party, the Tie Dye cheesecake (for around $50) will be a beautiful addition. We just couldn't leave this cheesecake off the list.

Like Chico's Unicorn Birthday Cheesecake, we've never seen anything quite like it. Rainbow-colored and flavored with orange and honey, every bite is like frolicking through a Peter Max painting. If the Tie Dye cheesecake isn't right for you, there are more standard flavors such as Turtle, Oreo, and Coconut Cream.

Whole cheesecakes from High Society are nine inches in diameter and about 2.5 inches tall. Shipping costs are about $35 for all cheesecakes. They also offer a pack of 16 assorted mini cheesecakes if you want to try all the varieties—High Society Cheesecake ships nationwide, but only on Mondays.