Eating and Dining
There are six places where you can get food on the ship. This does include the 2 dining rooms the Posh Dining Room and the Chic Dining Room. These are open for only dinner the first day of your cruise, but open for breakfast and lunch as well as dinner all other days. The Lido Deck or 9th floor and the Panorama Deck or 10th floor has all the rest of the food. There is a large buffet open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Near the end of the cruise though there is a Chocalate Extravaganza in this buffet. There is 24 hour pizza and calzones on the ship which is also on the 9th floor and a grill that is open lunch through dinner (10:00 AM to 5:00 PM). 4 ice cream machines are all located on the lido deck and are near the 2 pools. The flavores include strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla which can also be Frozen Yogurt some days. Another place to eat is the Asian bar which has many Asian and spicy foods. The last but one of the most professional is the Steakhouse on the Panorama Deck. This you are required to dress up and is $35 to eat here.
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