Classic Pasta
Tortellini al Forno — Olive Garden Menu
Cheese tortellini baked in alfredo with bacon, breadcrumbs, and asiago.
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Tortellini al Forno is rated 4.7 out of 5 from 67 ratings.About Tortellini al Forno
Tortellini al Forno bakes cheese-filled tortellini in creamy alfredo with bacon, breadcrumbs, and asiago. The combination of stuffed pasta, smoky bacon, and baked cheese creates a rich, layered dish that stands out from the simpler pastas on the menu.
At roughly $17.49 it is an indulgent vegetarian-friendly option, though the bacon can be noted for those avoiding meat. Served with unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks, it is a satisfying choice for guests who love baked, cheesy pasta.
One thing to note is that although the pasta itself is cheese-filled, Tortellini al Forno includes bacon in the recipe, so it is not strictly vegetarian. If you want a meat-free baked pasta, the Five Cheese Ziti al Forno or Four-Cheese Manicotti are better choices.
Calories: Tortellini al Forno has approximately 1,190 calories per standard serving. Calorie counts change with portion size, sauce and pasta choices, and any add-ons such as extra chicken, shrimp, or meatballs, and they do not include the unlimited breadsticks (140 cal each) or soup and salad served alongside.
Tortellini al Forno — Quick Facts
| Dish | Tortellini al Forno |
| Category | Classic Pasta |
| Price (est.) | $17.49 |
| Calories | 1,190 |
| Dietary | Vegetarian-friendly |
| Served with | Unlimited soup or salad + breadsticks (dine-in) |
| Availability | Regular menu |
| Ways to order | Dine-in, To Go, delivery |
Tortellini al Forno — FAQ
Does Tortellini al Forno have meat?
Yes, although the tortelloni are cheese-filled, the dish includes bacon, so it is not vegetarian.
Nutrition & Dietary Notes
Because portions and prep differ by restaurant, Tortellini al Forno nutrition is best confirmed on site. It is made without meat, though it is prepared in a shared kitchen, so cross-contact is possible. Gluten-sensitive guests can ask to substitute the gluten-sensitive rotini.
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