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Toothsome Chocolate Emporium
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Except the ones at Ghirardelli in Disney Springs are under just under $10 are also huge, use premium ingredients, and are still one of the most expensive milkshakes I have ever had.
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or not in a souvenir cup. It's something else to carry around. I'd rather not have one.
We heard the background music no problem. I don't think it's an issue.
I do believe I saw someone on Twitter who ordered it without the souvenir cup and it was a couple dollars less. Don't hold me to it, though.
In the long run I'll probably prefer Ghirardelli simply because I fell that I get more for my money. Also, there chocolate fudge, brownies, and butterscotch topping are to die for!!!
I'd like to know as well. They look great, but just more than I can handle. If not, I'll just order a sundae and admire all the milkshakes that other patrons are ordering.
Can only speak to upstairs, but noise was fine--despite the place being full, heard background loop perfectly (they have a huge number of speakers up there). Also, the milkshakes are made downstairs at the dessert station.
The sundae is around the same amount of food. Just presented differently. For example, mine had two brookies--delicious btw--in addition to the ice cream, etc.
Big bar--20 stools probably--but also a ton of tables. (Also a diorama of Penelope's office.) I can't venture a guess as to total capacity, but it's huge--comparable to NASCAR Cafe.
Toothsome sign added alongside the others on the side of the AMC facing the hub...
They keep using that same art with the present sign. I don't think we are getting the one in the concept art
Well their largest, basic milkshake is $8.50 plus tax. At Toothsome, for $3 more - you get same size essentially (Ghirardeli is tall and narrow, Toothsome is shorter but wider), take home glass, and a few extra ingredients. They aren't that much different in price.
For example, my Banana shake had a chocolate dipped banana, which at theme parks run $3.99-4.99 on its own, and one blended in as well.
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I kind of wonder if they may introduce more reasonable shakes after a little while. These shakes are great for photos and showing off the unique qualities of the new restaurant, but they're very over the top and not necessarily practical. It's kind of like the kitchen sink type dishes. They're a novelty and people will occasionally get them for that reason, but once all the hype dies down I think their popularity will plummet. If that happens I could easily see some more standard shakes becoming the more popular option.
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Nom, nom, nom.....
Filet Oscar.
Great choice, a real classic. Well played sir.
This is the best looking and most appetizing dish I have seen so far. The rest have looked, garish, clumsy and amateurish but that Oscar looks fab. Less is more in my eyes.
Feast your eyes on filet I made last week, herb crusted and garnished with wild tiger prawn king scallops and asparagus. Sauce was prosecco and chive.
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I'll give you that one :agree:
Great choice, a real classic. Well played sir.
This is the best looking and most appetizing dish I have seen so far. The rest have looked, garish, clumsy and amateurish but that Oscar looks fab. Less is more in my eyes.
Feast your eyes on filet I made last week, herb crusted and garnished with wild tiger prawn king scallops and asparagus. Sauce was prosecco and chive.
Was delicious even if say do myself
Sir, I am loathe to inform you that there is a bug on your beef. :bolt:
