Toothsome Question

[WonderKid]

Looking for recommendations. I have a noon reservation on Saturday with a rather tight park-touring schedule. Toothsome says it gives a 15-minute reservation grace period. I may arrive a little late, and may want to get out quickly (before 1p.m.). My party is mostly interested in doing dessert-for-lunch. The reviews I've read tend toward Toothsome being a long experience. Should I stick with the reservation and hope to be fed and out by 1p.m., or do I have any other Toothsome options? In a past trip, we sat in an area to the left of the main entrance that had a "dessert-only" (or something similar) menu. We were in and out in under a half hour. Is this still an option?

 

[we"reofftoneverland]

Yes they still have that area. We did the same thing. Honestly we found the ice cream a but disappointing. But that’s just our experience.

 

[J-Dog]

I would agree that the quality of the ice cream is not real high, but the gaudiness of the desserts kind of makes up for it.

 

[we"reofftoneverland]

I would agree that the quality of the ice cream is not real high, but the gaudiness of the desserts kind of makes up for it.

That’s true. They do look cool.

 

[wdwrule]

I think you’ll be fine if you order your food (dessert in your case I believe) right away with your drinks. If you are sharing I do highly recommend the sundaes instead of the milkshakes as the sundaes are huge and very easy to share. I think they are very similar in cost but it just seems like you get so much more with the sundae and the way that it’s displayed, it’s very easy to share logistically. Here’s a pic of a recent peanut butter sundae and then a birthday cake sundae from a week ago (2 separate trips). Both very tasty!

 

[jenhelgren]

Do we need a reservation for the "dessert only" section or should we expect a wait in the evening after dinner? We want to try the sundaes but don't want a reservation to worry about!

 

[twincruisers]

Try the counter order and take them to-go or eat in the lounge area.