What I remember most about the original Rainforest Cafe — more than the thunderstorms, the crackling volcano brownies, the gorillas — was my sheer disbelief that such a fantastical restaurant ...

Anyway, this was a first time visit for our kids. They liked it but were more enamored with the volcano dessert. If you haven't seen this monstrosity it's pretty big and expensive, $13.99 plus tax.

Rainforest Cafe was always more than a place for a meal ... As the sparklers flared out from my chocolate volcano cake amid a menagerie of jungle creatures, just as I first experienced decades ...

Rainforest Cafe was always more than a place for a meal ... As the sparklers flared out from my chocolate volcano cake amid a ...

The Rainforest Cafe is, nominally ... which includes a thunderstorm in the dining room every half-hour and a volcano spewing fire and fury out front every half-hour from 5:30 p.m. until closing.

Those who want to bid goodbye to the Rainforest Café in Downtown Disney ... lunch and dinner along with a kids menu and a signature Sparkling Volcano Dessert” topped with a sparkler.

But with a staff of 500 (about 125 per shift), the new Rainforest Cafe is ultimately just a big ... chocolate cake and ice cream dessert, the Volcano, which is big enough to feed six.

Rainforest Cafe is a crown jewel among themed restaurants ... sounds of trumpeting elephants heralding my incoming brownie volcano. But I’m not the only one who finds a sense of nostalgic ...

The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Rainforest Cafe, known for its wild animal motif and volcano cake dessert, has multiple locations in the Houston area. The suit's ...

or a sparkling chocolate volcano. I wondered if as an adult, that childish joy would disappear. It didn't. The first Rainforest Cafe opened in Minnesota's Mall of America in 1994, and early on ...

We eat at Rainforest Café on every Walt Disney World trip and this might earn some chuckles or exasperated cries of ‘But don't you know about the good dining at EPCOT?!' yet this remains our ...