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San Francisco Since 1852 SAN FRANCISCO PREMIUM SINCE 1852 CHOCOLATE GOLDEN GATE OCEAN BEACH Banana Split A trio of vanilla, strawberry and Ghirardelli® Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Sundae ice cream each paired with perfect toppings - crushed ORLD FAMOU Vanilla ice cream smothered with creamy caramel, W S handmade hot fudge and sea salt. Perfectly pineapple, sliced strawberries and handmade hot GE fudge. Finished with a fresh banana, whipped cream, T FUD SUNDA topped with whipped cream, creamy caramel, chopped almonds and a cherry. 12.45 HO E sea salt and a Ghirardelli® SQUARES Vanilla ice cream overflowing with our Milk Chocolate. 11.95 handmade hot fudge, whipped cream, chopped almonds and a cherry. 11.95 Any sundae served in a H wl and ffle Bo made Wa ! for just $1 more 1090 cal LANDS END STRIKE IT RICH Salted Caramel Brownie Sundae Butterscotch Hot Fudge Sundae Butter pecan ice cream smothered with butterscotch Two large scoops of vanilla ice cream flanked by a and golden almond nuggets under a layer of Ghirardelli® Chocolate Brownie and smothered with creamy vanilla ice cream and our handmade hot caramel, handmade hot fudge and sea salt. Perfectly TREASURE ISLAND fudge. Topped with whipped cream, chopped topped with whipped cream and a cherry. 14.50 almonds and a cherry. 11.95 Warm Brownie Sundae Vanilla ice cream paired with our warm Ghirardelli® Chocolate Brownie and smothered with handmade hot fudge. Topped with whipped cream, chopped almonds and a cherry. 11.95 CRISSY FIELD Cookie Bits Sundae PAINTED LADIES Vanilla ice cream nestled between cookies‘n cream ice Family Favorite • Serves 4 cream and smothered with our handmade hot Eight scoops of ice cream, fresh bananas and eight ® delicious toppings. Finished with whipped cream, INTENSE DARK SUNDAES fudge. Topped with whipped cream, Colossal Ghirardelli Chocolate Chip Cookie crumbles and two Ghirardelli® chopped almonds, Ghirardelli® Mini Semisweet Espresso Escape Milk Chocolate Caramel minis. 12.45 Chocolate Chips and cherries. 39.95 Espresso chip ice cream, handmade dark chocolate hot fudge, whipped cream and an Intense Dark 72% Presidio Passion ® Twilight Delight chocolate. 11.95 Vanilla ice cream smothered between layers of sliced HOT FUDGE strawberry topping and our handmade hot fudge. Midnight Reverie HANDMADE FROM REAL MELTED CHOCOLATE Beautifully topped with whipped cream Ghirardelli® Chocolate ice cream, handmade dark and a dipped strawberry. 11.95 chocolate hot fudge, Ghirardelli® Mini Semisweet Chocolate Chips, whipped cream and an Muir Woods Intense Dark 72% Twilight Delight® chocolate. 11.95 Black cherry vanilla ice cream smothered with MILK our handmade hot fudge and topped with or Mint Bliss whipped cream, Ghirardelli® Mini Semisweet Mint chocolate chip and Ghirardelli® Chocolate ice cream, Chocolate Chips and a cherry. 11.95 DARK topped with handmade dark chocolate hot fudge, whipped cream and an Intense Dark 72% Marina Lighter Option Twilight Delight® chocolate. 11.95 Two scoops of raspberry sorbet with a lighter portion of our handmade hot fudge. 8.95 Products at this location may contain peanuts, tree nuts, milk, wheat, egg, and/or soy. WANT MORE CHOCOLATE? VISIT GHIRARDELLI.COM FOR RECIPES, NEW FLAVORS AND LIMITED EDITION GIFTS. 07/16 Sea Salt Caramel Nob Hill Chill Hot Cocoa SCOOPS & CONES SHAKES & FLOATS HOT CHOCOLATE S M L Single Double Nob Hill Chill 8.95 Scoop Scoop It’s the sundae you can sip! Sea Salt Caramel Two scoops of vanilla ice cream blended 4.50 5.25 5.95 Plain Sugar Cone or Cup 4.75 6.55 Hot Cocoa with ice and our handmade hot fudge and topped Topped with whipped cream and ® with Ghirardelli Mini Semisweet Chocolate Chips. served with a Ghirardelli® SQUARES Handmade Chocolate-Dipped Milk Chocolate. Waffle Cone or Bowl 5.75 7.55 S M L Thick Shake or Malt 6.50 7.50 8.50 Classic Chocolate, Vanilla or Strawberry Ghirardelli® Add a third scoop for only 1.50 TM Hot Cocoa 7.25 7.95 8.95 Quake Shake Topped with whipped cream. A Ghirardelli® Chocolate Bar infused milkshake. S M L Caramel, Strawberry or Mint 4.25 4.75 5.25 Sea Salt Caramel Ice Cream Flavors TM 7.25 7.95 8.95 Ghirardelli® Chocolate Mint Chocolate Chip Quake Shake Decadent Drinking A Ghirardelli® Chocolate Bar infused 4.95 Black Cherry Vanilla Raspberry Sorbet milkshake with fresh banana. Chocolate Butter Pecan Rocky Road Topped with whipped cream, sea salt Made with melted Ghirardelli® Mini Semisweet Chocolate Chip Strawberry and creamy Ghirardelli® Caramel. Chocolate Chips and packed with intense chocolate Cookie Dough Vanilla flavor in every rich, velvety sip. Cookies 'n Cream Vanilla - No sugar added Ice Cream Float 6.25 7.25 8.25 Espresso Chip With Coke or Root Beer Toppings Cocoa Float 8.95 1.50 per additional topping Chilled Ghirardelli® Cocoa with Ghirardelli® Milk Hot Fudge Butterscotch two scoops of vanilla ice cream. Ghirardelli® Dark Hot Fudge Crushed Pineapple Ghirardelli® Caramel Marshmallow Cream Raspberry Smoothie 6.95 Ghirardelli® Chocolate Syrup Sliced Strawberries A refreshing beverage made with raspberry Whipped Cream sorbet, club soda and sliced strawberries. Complimentary Ghirardelli® Mini Semisweet Chocolate Chips Cherry Sea Salt Sugar Chopped Almonds Sprinkles Chocolate Treats Ghirardelli® Chocolate Brownie 4.95 Dipped Strawberry(Seasonal) 4.95 Colossal Ghirardelli® BEVERAGES Chocolate Chip Cookie 4.95 Iced • Frozen • Hot SAN FRANCISCO S M L SINCE 1852 Caffè Latte 4.95 5.50 5.95 Cappuccino 4.95 5.50 5.95 In 1837, Domingo Ghirardelli left his homeland Vanilla Latte* 4.95 5.50 5.95 of Italy with dreams of selling confections and * chocolate abroad. After spending ten years in Caramel Latte 4.95 5.50 5.95 South America, he immigrated to the United Hazelnut Latte* 4.95 5.50 5.95 States during the California Gold Rush to see * Pumpkin Pie Latte 4.95 5.50 5.95 if he could strike it rich. He did not find gold PREMIUM but in 1852 created the Ghirardelli Chocolate Caffè Mocha 4.95 5.50 5.95 CHOCOLATE COVERED Company. In the early 1900s, Ghirardelli White Mocha 4.95 5.50 5.95 Chocolate found a home in Ghirardelli Square, *Available sugar-free among San Francisco’s historic piers. The SNACKS Square’s trademark light bulb sign began Classic welcoming ships passing through the Golden Gate, as it still does today. S M L Ghirardelli Chocolate Company continues to Coffee 2.50 3.25 3.50 build on its signature taste and time-honored manufacturing processes as America’s premium Tea 2.50 3.25 3.50 chocolate company. From the selection of the Moroccan Mint, Chamomile Lemon, highest quality cocoa beans to the extensive Aged Earl Grey, Green Rooibos conching, Ghirardelli Chocolate, unlike many other manufacturers, proudly controls all steps Espresso Shots 2.25 3.25 of the chocolate making process, providing customers with ultimate chocolate quality. Soft Drinks 2.50 3.25 3.50 Coke, Diet Coke, Root Beer, Sprite Chocolate Milk 2.50 3.25 3.50 Proudly manufactured in America for over 164 years. Bottled Water 2.95 Products at this location may contain peanuts, tree nuts, milk, wheat, egg, and/or soy. WANT MORE CHOCOLATE? VISIT GHIRARDELLI.COM FOR RECIPES, NEW FLAVORS AND LIMITED EDITION GIFTS. 07/16 SAN FRANCISCO PREMIUM SINCE 1852 CHOCOLATE.
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