appropriate attire for breakfast and lunch

[muntzfab4]

I have read so much about what is recommended to wear for dinner, but what about breakfast and lunch in the restaurants? Would it be OK to wear a coverup over a bathing suit (somewhat like a sundress) for me and DD's? Can DH wear a t shirt and his bathing suit? I am trying to avoid having to keep going back to the cabin to change.

What do you guys think?

 

[goofytwo]

Breakfast and lunch are very casual. I think that you would be fine wearing what you described. We never felt as though we had to change clothes for these meals.

 

[Masonpips]

believe me, you'll be fine as you described. No bats an eye at bathing suits + t-shirts or cover-ups. This explains everyone coming back saying "I packed too much". I packed for "outfits" for every day. We wore our suits + t-shirts or shorts and repeated clothes (within reason) daily.

This cruise, my "on ship" attire will be minimal

 

[Masonpips]

believe me, you'll be fine as you described. No one bats an eye at bathing suits + t-shirts or cover-ups. This explains everyone coming back saying "I packed too much". I packed for "outfits" for every day. We wore our suits + t-shirts or shorts and repeated clothes (within reason) daily.

This cruise, I'm detmined to have "on ship" attire be minimal

 

[TootyJane]

I think what you've described is perfect for Topsiders -- not the restaurants. JMHO

 

[Mary Anne]

I think Jane is right. I do not think they allow bathing suits at any time in the restaurants.

Shorts and tops are allowed for Breakfast and lunch in the restaurants.

 

[ducklite]

I agree with TootyJane, for Topsiders a bathing suit with a coverup is OK, but IMHO it's no appropriate for the restaurants.

Anne

 

[ksjayhawks]

Bathing suit and coverups are okay at Topsiders, but I would recommend shorts and shirts for the restaurants.

 

[kcashner]

I agree totally--the Topsider's buffet is "anything goes," so swimsuit with cover-up is fine. For the restaurants, shorts and top, skirt and top, sundress....just a notch up from the swimwear. It isn't allowed in the dining rooms.

Certainly, you can re-cycle outfits! No one will ever notice.