Splitting entrees

[disnutt]

My DD is 13 and a light eater. I want to be a light eater!

Can we split an entree at TS restaurants? Is there any extra charge?

Thanks!

 

[jblrn2b]

Yes you can. My DS#1 would split with me an appetizer, salad, entree and dessert until he became 14!!!!! Then he can eat DH (who is 6"1" and 200 lbs) under the table - we think a mutant is forming - just kidding.

 

[disnutt]

Thanks!

 

[mmmears]

My DD is 13 and a light eater. I want to be a light eater!

Can we split an entree at TS restaurants? Is there any extra charge?

Thanks!

Thanks for bringing this up. I'm hoping to do the same thing with my 11-yo DD, since I dont want to overeat.

 

[disnut8]

A word of warning for the meal splitters. Quite often, the meal will be split for you in the kitchen. And quite often, you will get a full or near full portion of the side dish. For example, if you split a steak and mashed potatoes, you'll get half the steak and more than likely, a full order of the potatoes.

 

[disnutt]

A word of warning for the meal splitters. Quite often, the meal will be split for you in the kitchen. And quite often, you will get a full or near full portion of the side dish. For example, if you split a steak and mashed potatoes, you'll get half the steak and more than likely, a full order of the potatoes.

That could be a good thing for us but it seems like they are losing out.

 

[mmmears]

A word of warning for the meal splitters. Quite often, the meal will be split for you in the kitchen. And quite often, you will get a full or near full portion of the side dish. For example, if you split a steak and mashed potatoes, you'll get half the steak and more than likely, a full order of the potatoes.

Do they charge extra to split it in the kitchen?

(I dont really want double the sides unless they are veggies -- no need for double fries! )