The checked Hollywood menu lists three desserts: ? Block Tiramisu, Mt. Beanpole Cake and Princess Peach Cupcake, each at $9.99. Drinks range from basic hot beverages and fountain choices to Super Star Lemon Squash and collectible bottle listings. Start with flavor and purchase inclusions before comparing themed presentation.
This guide uses the official menu checked October 18, 2026. It does not report a tasting or guarantee availability. Our full menu gives the complete listing, while the sections below explain how to make a useful dessert-and-drink comparison without relying on photographs alone.
Three desserts, three different decisions
| Dessert | Main flavor direction in the menu | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| ? Block Tiramisu | Coffee and cocoa | $9.99 |
| Mt. Beanpole Cake | Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and matcha | $9.99 |
| Princess Peach Cupcake | Raspberry, confetti cake and buttercream | $9.99 |
Because the listed prices match, choosing among these desserts is mainly a matter of ingredients and preference. That does not establish that portions, sweetness or richness match. We have not weighed the servings or measured sugar, caffeine or calorie content.
Presentation can be part of the attraction, but the name alone is not a flavor description. In particular, a character’s name should not be read as an ingredient claim. Look at the filling and frosting details before ordering for someone who expects a particular fruit or texture.
? Block Tiramisu: notice the coffee
The tiramisu listing describes coffee-soaked ladyfingers, cocoa and a chocolate decoration. Coffee is therefore part of the stated preparation. Someone avoiding coffee flavor should consider that before choosing the dessert for its recognizable block theme.
The menu summary does not give a caffeine quantity or establish every ingredient. We do not describe the dessert as caffeine-free, alcohol-free or suitable for a specific dietary restriction without verification. Ask the restaurant if those details affect your decision, particularly when choosing for a child.
Tiramisu is a different format from a frosted cupcake. If texture matters, ask about the current preparation rather than relying on an AI image to judge the layers. Our illustrations show a dessert concept and are not exact evidence of the restaurant’s portion or presentation.
Mt. Beanpole Cake: layered flavors
The cake combines chocolate, vanilla and strawberry layers with matcha mousse. That combination is useful to know before ordering for someone who likes cake but dislikes tea flavors. The mousse is part of the listed description; the color in a photograph is not the only clue.
We do not rank which flavor dominates because that would require a tasting or an attributed review. Nor do we state that the cake is large enough for a particular group. If you intend to share, ask about the current serving and decide according to your own appetites.
Layered presentation may appeal to someone who wants more than one flavor in a dessert. It can also be a less straightforward choice for a diner who prefers a simple single-flavor cake. Neither preference makes the dish universally better or worse than the other two options.
Princess Peach Cupcake: read the filling
The cupcake is described with raspberry filling, confetti cake, buttercream and a themed chocolate crown. The title does not mean that the filling is peach. This is a small but useful example of why ingredient descriptions should lead the decision.
Frosting and filling can matter as much as the cake base when ordering for children or people with strong texture preferences. Ask staff if a component can be omitted when necessary. Do not assume that a filled cake can be modified in the same way as a removable garnish.
For food allergies, a broad dessert category is not enough information. Our summaries do not provide a complete ingredient or cross-contact assessment. Bring the question to the restaurant before purchase rather than treating a familiar dessert name as evidence of suitability.
What Super Star Lemon Squash means here
The specialty drink is listed as honey-lemon soda with mango stars and tropical boba, priced at $10.00. It is a soda-style beverage in this menu context, not a vegetable dish. The inclusions make it different from a plain fountain lemonade or an undecorated bottled drink.
Honey appears in the description, so we do not independently label it vegan. Likewise, “tropical” does not identify every boba ingredient or establish allergen suitability. Ask about the current ingredients if they matter, and discuss whether the inclusions suit the person drinking it.
No confirmed cup volume or refill entitlement is supplied here. Comparing it with a $5.00 fountain soda gives a price difference of $5.00, but it does not establish a price-per-ounce comparison. A larger-looking glass in an illustration cannot fill that evidence gap.
Everyday beverages and small price differences
The checked menu lists fountain soda, milk, bottled juice and hot chocolate at $5.00 each. Premium water is $6.00. Hot tea and fresh brewed coffee are $4.50 each. Available flavors, serving sizes and preparation details should be confirmed at the point of purchase.
A dessert and coffee at the listed prices total $14.49. A dessert and specialty lemon drink total $19.99. Those are item subtotals before tax or other applicable charges, not combo deals. For a larger meal calculation, use the budget guide.
If a family is ordering several drinks, record the choices individually. An adult choosing coffee and another choosing the specialty soda creates a different total from two fountain drinks. Small differences become clearer when they appear as separate lines rather than a broad beverage allowance.
Collectible bottles are a different purchase question
Super Mushroom and 1-Up Mushroom collectible drink bottles are listed at $20.00 each. Before comparing them with a standard drink, ask what comes with the bottle, whether any initial beverage is included and whether current refill terms exist. We do not infer a package from the listing name.
Think about carrying the object for the rest of the day as well as buying it. This is planning advice, not a claim about a park storage service or return policy. A collectible can be worthwhile to you without being necessary for the meal itself.
Order sweets with the rest of your plan in mind
Choose the savory meal before deciding how much dessert to add. If the group intends to share, agree on flavor preferences and ask for any needed utensils. Sharing should remain a personal decision; we do not assign a fixed number of people to each dessert.
For children, the family guide helps separate the included cookie in a children’s set from an additional dessert purchase. To compare the savory options first, see the food guide.
Recheck the official dessert and beverage menu near your visit. Then choose the flavor you want, confirm any dietary questions and verify the actual inclusions. That makes the sweet part of the meal a deliberate choice rather than a surprise addition to the bill.
