The Gilded Truffle

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The Gilded Truffle
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Location Information
Town: Springfield
Use: Restaurant
First Appearance: "Treehouse of Horror II"



The Gilded Truffle is an elegant, upscale restaurant located in downtown Springfield.

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The restaurant once employed Groundskeeper Willie until he quit and returned to his old job at Springfield Elementary.[1]

Bart, posing as "Woodrow," made a date to meet Mrs. Krabappel for dinner at the restaurant, but stood her up.[2]

Homer and Marge made plans to go to The Gilded Truffle for their wedding anniversary, but when Grampa didn't show up to babysit, they ended up having to take the kids along. The kids didn't want to go to The Gilded Truffle, so at their insistence the family ended up eating at the Up, Up and Buffet! instead.[3]

Homer gave the restaurant a bad review when he got a job as a food critic, only because other critics told him to do so.[4]

Homer took his family to The Gilded Truffle after he took over Krusty's time slot on Channel 6. While there, he signed an autograph for Ralph Wiggum and dreamed of saving Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy from assassination.[5]

During his career as an opera singer, Homer dined there with Marge, along with an entourage consisting of Carl and Lenny.[6]

Grampa took Selma to The Gilded Truffle on a date.[7]

[edit] Non-canon

Donut Homer.jpg The contents of this section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed.

[edit] The Simpsons: Tapped Out

The Gilded Truffle
Image Build Time Reward $/h xp/h New Character, xp Cost Unlock requirement Task Dimensions - W x D
The Gilded Truffle Tapped Out.png 24h Cash.png75, XP.png7 @ 3h Cash.png25 XP.png2.33 N/A Cash.png31000 Level 16 Quest Gilding truffles 8 x 6


Whenever a customer makes a reservation, OpenTable points are rewarded to them. If they miss their reservation, points are taken.[8]

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