Palo Dining Options--which is best?

[RDT]

We are on the Western in October. We enjoyed Palo so much on the 4 day we did last year that we are thinking about trying to go a couple of times this year. I notice from the navigators that they are open for Dinner, Champagne brunch, and High Tea at different times during the week. Does anyone have experience with all three? Which dining experience is best?

 

[inkkognito]

Hubby and I have experienced all three, and it is nearly impossible to pick a favorite! All three are very different experiences. My first favorite is dinner, since I am hooked on their portabello mushroom appetizer and that heavenly chocolate souffle. Of course, high tea was a highlight of our western cruise, so I would have to recommend that highly too. Some people do not like the real tea leaves in a strainer, but I do. The chamomile tea was delicious, and I also had to try hubby's cinnamon tea...mmmm! The scones and jelly were sooooo good! Brunch was also a nice experience. I am not a buffet person, but it was very elegant and their were hot entrees that you ordered to be brought to your table too. Really, you can't go wrong with ANY option at Palo.
Barb
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[kplatt]

We did all three in March and dinner was by far my favorite. The champagne brunch was also very good, but I wouldn't hurry to book the tea again. I've had better elsewhere.

Karen
Wonder 11/01
Magic 3/02
Magic 11/02

 

[tlt]

We were on the Eastern in May and we did the brunch, high tea, and dinner and we loved them all. Will do them all again when we go on the Western. They are all 3 different, all with a great variety of wonderful food. Since you are going on a 7 day cruise, you have plenty of time to hit all 3 of the Palo meals---don't skip out on one--they are all worth it!!!