Halloween at TGI Friday's

Luckily in Spain, the day after Halloween is a festivity. My friends and I decided to celebrate it at TGI Friday's.  I had read they decorated it for the ocassion, so I thought it was the perfect encounter for us. We arrived quite early, around half past seven, because we wanted to enjoy the 50% off on cocktails and smoothies... but they had taken that discount down for Halloween.

Friday's Halloween Entrance

So... We decided to take pictures around the restaurant.  There were spiderwebs, skeletons, zombies, eyesballs and snakes in cups. Just perfect! The waiters weren't very friendly during about an hour but, honestly, it was perfect for us. We got to have fun with the camera. Just take a look:

The dudes

The boys went as MIB. Sexy agents, arent they? And then S transformed into... keep on reading ;)

My gals

Our costumes were diverse: the devil, catwoman, torture-me, and crazy-fashion-woman.
There was decoration everywhere...even at the restrooms!

    

This small photoshoot was fun. We laughed a lot and it kept us entertained. Here are some more pics:

Finally, when we were all there. The waiter took our order and mmmm... dinner was served. Al the options were a 2 euros more expensive than on other days, but I think it was definetly worth it. I think the best plates were the fajitas:

Fajitas

As you can see, the fajitas is served on three plates in a form of a tower. Pretty smart, hu? It sure saves room on the table :)

Salad & Chicken sandwich

Oh! D & A did order some cocktails... I can't remember the names but the one A ordered...yummy yummy!

Wonderful night, beautiful people and a spooky place made the best ingredients for a terrific Halloween night dinner.

Chocohalloween

As you all know, Halloween is tomorrow. Many malls and shopping centers offer different activities to attract customers. Pumpkins, ghosts, witches, monsters and skeletons haunt us at every corner. I think it is a very good idea, but it is even better if you mix it with chocolate.

Chocolate made Monsters

I attended to "Chocohalloween", offered by Moda Shopping in Madrid. They are on their 8th edition and it was my first visit. And... I'm definetly going to the next one.

Chocolate made RIP

There were many shops offering their products and there were free types of chocolates to try. We partipated in a Chocolate-tasting contest of the Chocolate Factory. There were three types of chocolates: milk, 60% and 70%. We had to guess which one corresponded with what percentage. It wasn't hard :) The price is a chocolate basket...hmmm who knows!

They also quizzed about chocolate itself and the origin of their shop. I think I might have got the country wrong... Ops! I thought it was English (because of the name of the different products), but they are actually from Barcelona.

They have so many types of chocolates and bombons... It is hard to resist. However, they are quite expensive. I also took a picture of J with this poster. It is so true! There is nothing better as a bar of chocolate for studying and keep your brain focused ;)

After walking around the mall, we went to another one and I got a free tattoo (it goes out with water, there is almost nothing left of it today).  I reminds me of henna ones. And ladies, don't forget it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month...so spread it out! Wear a pink ribbon.