Some travelers have heard horror stories about cruise food and for some this is the determining factor in whether or not to cruise. Fortunately, not all cruise food is as bad as it sound. In fact, in most cases, not only are there not health issues with the food, cruise food can be spectacular. Case in point, the food on some cruises has gotten so refined and unique, even featuring Michelin star chefs that they now cater to foodies around the world. If you love food and love to cruise, Coconut Club Vacations invites you to check out these three cruises and what makes their food unique.
Seabourn Odyssey
Considered one of the worlds’ leading small cruise lines, Seabourn provides a unique cruising experience including low passenger to staff ratio, spacious accommodations, fewer than 300 suites and amazing food options. The Odyssey was the first in its class which accommodates only 450 passengers. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in options including the infamous Restaurant 2. While space is limited at this establishment, it is worth the wait as its creative small plate dishes offer cruisers a taste of some of the finest foods available including salmon, tuna and foie gras.
Anthem of the Seas
Touting themselves as the “next era of dining at sea”, the Anthem of the Seas offers what they refer to as “Dynamic Dining”. Designed to help enlighten you to the new and not so new flavors from around the world, this dynamic experience allows you to choose your restaurants and dining times and a rotating menu providing you even more choices. Anthem offers cruisers a choice of 18 different restaurants to choose from, many which are included in the price of your cruise. From Jamie Oliver to Devin Alexander, Royal Caribbean has spared no expense when it comes to food.
Norwegian Escape
Last on our list is the Norwegian Escape offering its own unique flavors. From Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville at sea to Bayamo by Jose Garces, the Escape has more than a few great options when it comes to fine dining. One of the ships most popular establishments is called Food Republic by the Pubbelly Boys. A fusion of a variety of foods for cultures around the world, the Food Republic is as diverse as its gets.
From fun to fine dining, this is literally just a “taste” of all that cruise ships now offer when it comes to dining. Take a cruise and find out what you have been missing.
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