9 Exciting Things Coming To Universal Resort Orlando
6. Toothsomes Chocolate Factory
August saw the closure of NBA City at Universal's CityWalk, this week fans finally discovered what would be replacing it. And it sure looks delicious. The Toothsomes Chocolate Factory & Savory Feast Emporium is a journey back in time to a 19th century-inspired Steampunk chocolate factory with a restaurant experience that will also be serving up some yummy looking deserts and milkshakes. On their blog, Universal Orlando Resort revealed a sneak-peek of the milkshakes we can expect: Chocolate x5: An explosion of chocolate with chocolate spirals, chunks, ice-cream and whipped cream. Bacon Brittle: A fun twist on a breakfast favorite with bacon ice cream, bacon brittle, chocolate covered bacon and bacon caramel. Espresso Buzzzz: A coffee lovers dream with coffee ice-cream and chocolate covered beans. Red Velvet: A milkshake topped with a Red Velvet cupcake enough said. Key Lime Pie: Weve taken this classic Florida dessert and turned it into a delicious shake. Youll even get a slice of pie on top! Don't they look delicious! Not just serving up sweet treats, there are some savoury things for you to order. Universal have confirmed that there will be pasta, burgers, sandwiches, salads, brunch, seafood and steak. So far there is no opening date for Toothsome Chocolate Factory, but we do know that it will be opening later this year.
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