Remy brunch on the Dream? - I don't care for seafood

[JessietheNCCowgirl]

Hello All,
I have booked Remy for brunch for my DD19 and I during our Nassau day on our upcoming May cruise. Both my daughter and I don't eat seafood (not allergic, just don't find it appetizing), is this an experience we should skip based on that food preference, or are they able to accommodate the menu for you? If so, do I tell the server when we arrive for our reservation or do I need to stop by a guest services desk when we arrive on the ship prior to the experience?
Does anyone happen to know what the current menu looks like?
Thank you!

 

[TinkLoverSam]

here is the MENU

 

[princesscinderella]

I’m sure they can accommodate your preferences. We just had brunch on the fantasy and had a asparagus, short rib ravioli, tooth fish (I’m not a fish lover either but it was delicious). It comes from very deep waters around Antarctica, and it’s worth a try since it’s so unique. Waygu beef and then an apple tart for dessert with vanilla gelato. Pictures in order below. I think it’s worth it to stop up at the Remy check in desk on the first night to let them know so they can prepare an alternative for you. I did this because I have a gluten allergy. Pictures are of the regular non-GF items my husband got.

 

[holula]

I don’t really like fish/seafood either. I did Remy brunch in December. When I go to fancy tasting menu places I just eat what they give me, and the fish I had was so good at Remy. Do not regret it at all.

 

[JessietheNCCowgirl]

here is the MENU

Thank you!

I’m sure they can accommodate your preferences. We just had brunch on the fantasy and had a asparagus, short rib ravioli, tooth fish (I’m not a fish lover either but it was delicious). It comes from very deep waters around Antarctica, and it’s worth a try since it’s so unique. Waygu beef and then an apple tart for dessert with vanilla gelato. Pictures in order below. I think it’s worth it to stop up at the Remy check in desk on the first night to let them know so they can prepare an alternative for you. I did this because I have a gluten allergy. Pictures are of the regular non-GF items my husband got.

Thank you for taking the time to post the pictures, it does look delicious!

I don’t really like fish/seafood either. I did Remy brunch in December. When I go to fancy tasting menu places I just eat what they give me, and the fish I had was so good at Remy. Do not regret it at all.

You have inspired me to perhaps give it a try. Maybe my aversion to seafood is because my only real experience with it is eating at Red Lobster as a kid!

 

[gatordoc]

Even though it’s not on the menu, they have substitutions available at Remy brunch. Just ask your server - they’re happy to accommodate you.

 

[JoeFromSeoul]

My normally very picky eater daughter joined us for Remy Brunch on the Dream when we last sailed. It was the first time she was able to join us as an adult diner. She was determined to be a grown up and try everything…she loved it all. Everything from the mocktail in the martini glass to every course and bread serving was devoured. She did leave half of her desert behind just because she was stuffed. The waiters thought she didn’t like the desert, so they brought out two other treats for us to try!