Rich Dark Chocolate desserts

[Lady Slipper]

I love Dark Chocolate. Are there any desserts you would recommend I try on my up coming cruise?

[mgmigs]

I can't remember the name but I think they call it a tombstone? It is long, thin and rectangular type cross between a candy and a cake

[CruisingYiayia]

Dark Chocolate Souffle at Murano. EXCELLENT!! :):):)

[LRene]

I second the soufflé at Murano! It was to die for. The chocolate fondue at Tuscan Grill is great too. There's also a fondue at brunch.

[librarylady19]

I can't remember the name but I think they call it a tombstone? It is long, thin and rectangular type cross between a candy and a cake

 

Yes, Tombstone in Qsine....DHs favorite dessert....

 

[keesar]

The dark chocolate fondue at the Tuscan Grill is real good. Comes with marshmallows, strawberries, bananas, pineapples, lope, etc. I get it all the time at Tuscan Grill. The chocolate cake was disappointing around the ship.

[Lady Slipper]

Thank you, those sound yummy! Are these only available in the specialty restaurants?

I remember having a chocolate brownie to die for on RCL (that was a few years back) As soon as I took the first bite I said I was going to have a second one....but just couldn`t do it after finishing the first one.:rolleyes:

[6andy6]

Dark Chocolate Souffle at Murano. EXCELLENT!! :):):)

 

Second that. With the little pot of Creme Anglaise (sp) to pour over.

 

Bistro on 5 also had a very very rich chocolate mouse thingy in a glass....but can't remember if dark or milk chocolate.

 

I also had a slice of a Sacher Torte one night in the MDR.

[Karen@Steve]

Cafe Al Bacio also had lots of desserts/pastries made of chocolate through out the day. Some dark, some milk and even white chocolate.