some questions on Palo reservations

[Nickymouse]

We are traveling with several families and would like an "adults only" night at Palo together. How many people can they accomodate at one table? Also, regarding getting the reservation, when reserving for a large group, can one person represent the group or do all of us need to be there at the same time to sign up for the night that we want? I was just thinking that it will be pretty tough to coordinate getting everyone in line at the same time.

 

[wovenwonder]

One person can make ressie's for your entire adult group at Palo. I've seen tables with a dozen or so people at them.

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Most of the tables are for 2 or 4, but there are a few tables that can handle parties of 8, 12, or more.

 

[DARWIN91]

On our 5/11 Western cruise, we booked Palo's for seven of us. Only two of us went up there and left one room number as the reservation. They will charge you individually when you arrive. However, make sure you get up there right before they open because it was a little difficult to find an opening to accomodate us and we got there right at the time ressies had started so they must have opened earlier for reservations.

 

[CSX2]

On our Wonder cruise last year we had a party of 7 for Palo. One person went to make the reservation but you should go early since the larger tables are limited. We got the private room on the far side of the restaurant. The table we had could have seated at least several more diners. This was really one of the highlights of our trip. The food was terrific and having the private room really made it special.