Luv_Tink
Mouseketeer
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- Jan 6, 2005
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We had the most awful lukewarm burger on our first try on deck, so we thought it would be a safe bet to get the pizza which is cooked right there on the spot. *gong* Wrong. It was tiny, flavorless, and get this...they used a "butter spray" from an aerosol can (think spray paint) over the top as a "finish" on some of them. It passes for food just barely. After that I only went to Goofy's Galley for wraps and sandwiches (wraps were better, IMO) and fruit if we needed an "off schedule" meal. Hubby got the pizza a couple times more in desperation, since most every sandwich option at Goofy's has tomato on it (he might as well be allergic--any taste or smell of tomato can ruin a sandwich). *shrug*
Even my pizza loving 7-year old did not like the pizza on the Wonder last week. She ended up eating a lot of chicken fingers and hot dogs.
We had many of the same thoughts about the food on the Wonder last week. Bland, luke warm, etc... One of our table mates even had a dish one evening that she described as tasting like feet! She sent it back and got something else. I will say that our severs were great and even admitted towards the last night that they know the food is not the best in the cruise industry. If I'm not mistaken, I thought the comment cards had separate sections for food quality and service. I distinctly remember marking food quality down but service high since we had an incredible team.
Regardless of the food quality, we will cruise DCL again. With young kids, it really is the best cruise line in the industry and you can't beat the entertainment. DH and I have also cruised NCL and RCCL and of the two we would definitely cruise RCCL again, but probably not with the kids. The food quality was better than DCL in my mind, but we did note that the children's activities and programming were lacking.