room service instead of dinner?

[huckster]

has any one ever done this? do they have dinners?

 

[lrodptl]

We did it 2 nights. You can order from any menu!

 

[DVCajun]

You can order from any menu!

Really?? I thought you had to stick with the room service menu. Very cool news!

 

[mostyn17]

I believe you only order from the menu's from the resturant if you are in a cat. 1-3 We were just in a cat 3 and had the menu's in there....but never when we were in the cat.4's

The room service menu is quite good though...We LOVE the salads! I could go for one right now actually!

Travis

 

[castlegazer]

Be careful about advice if you are speaking about a suite.

You can only order food from the dining room menus in the suites.

There are entre type foods on the room service menu - but I've got to tell you that I would not opt to have room service food versus the food in the dning rooms.

you can view menus at a number of web sites.

 

[brack]

I would NEVER choose room service over the evening dining!

Now at 3AM in morning there is nothing like room service's oatmeal raisin cookies and coffee!!!

 

[RickW]

Originally posted by huckster
room service instead of dinner?

At the risk of repeating myself...

You should be thinking "room service in addition to dinner"

But to answer the original question: Unless I wasn't feeling well, or was just really tired (or went to Palo), I personally wouldn't miss dinner in the regular dining room. We have used room service for lunch a few times, however.

 

[lrodptl]

Originally posted by huckster
has any one ever done this? do they have dinners?

Let me add that I like my food traditional whether it's American,Italian,Seafood or whatever but I found the restaurant food mostly too different. I also thought the restaurants to be the most overhyped and ultimately overrated part of a great cruise!