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Welcome to the rqys clubhouse.

The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron’s Bar and Bistro on the waterfront of Manly Boat Harbour pair great food with stunning views in a warm, welcoming environment for visitors and members. This is a destination worth savouring! Stop in and experience spectacular water views and great food with friendly and professional service.

Our Clubhouse is open 7 days a week, offering members and guests  al fresco -style dining in an environment second to none. Breakfast is served from 7am to 11am, and our all-day dining menu takes over from 11am until close. There’s of course a range of takeaway options available for our hungry sailors, and a shaded children’s playground nestled alongside the boardwalk provides secure, family-focused fun.

Preview our first-class facilities and magnificent setting with a   virtual tour  then  click here  to make your reservation,  or call  (07) 3396 8666  for larger group bookings.

With a variety of event spaces available for gatherings as well as first-class  function facilities , RQYS is the perfect choice for your private or corporate event.

Liquor Licensing Please note: The Squadron’s liquor license does not allow members or guests to bring alcohol into the licensed area, which includes the Boardwalk and the BBQ areas. Therefore, any alcohol consumed in these areas must be purchased from the RQ Bar.

Royal Yacht Britannia – tickets, prices, discounts, afternoon tea, what to see

Royal Yacht Britannia used to be Queen Elizabeth’s Palace on Water and is now Scotland’s most popular tourist attraction. 

Known by many names such as Her Majesty’s Yacht Britannia, Queen Elizabeth’s Yacht ,  HMY Britannia, etc., this Yacht was in the Queen’s service for 44 years and sailed more than a million miles worldwide. 

It is a perfect opportunity to see how the British Queen lived when traveling with other Kings and Queens, World leaders, and celebrities. 

This article shares everything you must know before booking your tickets for the Royal Yacht Britannia tour.

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What to expect at yacht britannia.

Here is a quick video on what visitors can expect inside Her Majesty’s Yacht Britannia.

Your Royal Britannia tour starts from the Visitor Centre, on the second floor of Ocean Terminal, where you get the historical background about the Royal Family and Yachtsmen.

You then pick up the audio guide, which is part of the entry ticket, and board Queen Elizabeth’s Yacht and explore five fascinating decks.

Highlights on the Yacht’s Royal side are the Sun Lounge, the State Dining Room, and The Queen’s Bedroom.

On the ship’s operational side, you get to see the Crew’s Quarters, the Engine Room, the laundry, etc.

More than 95% of the exhibits you will see during your tour are original and are taken on loan from The Royal Collection.

If you prefer, you can also visit the Royal Deck Tea Room.

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Royal Yacht Britannia tickets

This entry ticket gets you complete access to the Royal ship that’s now berthed in Edinburgh’s historic Port of Leith.

Visitors can explore all five decks at a leisurely pace even as they take in the public and private lives of the British Royal Family.

This ticket also includes the complimentary audio guide. 

Royal Yacht Britannia prices

Adult ticket (18+ years): 18.50 pounds Child ticket (5 to 17 years): 9.25 Pounds  Family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children): 50 Pounds Infant ticket (under 5 years): Free entry

Royal Edinburgh ticket

This combo is known as the 48-hour Royal Edinburgh Ticket and is a real money saver. 

If you are visiting Edinburgh for the first time, we highly recommend this Royal attractions combo. 

This ticket gets you to access three of the best attractions in the city:

• Royal Yacht Britannia
• Edinburgh Castle
• Palace of Holyroodhouse

And to top it all, you also get unlimited travel for 48 hours on three of Edinburgh’s hop-on-hop-off bus tours. 

Where is the Royal Yacht Britannia

Address:  Ocean Terminal, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6JJ, United Kingdom. Get Directions

The Royal Yacht Britannia is berthed in Leith, Edinburgh, just 2 miles from the City Centre.

Britannia’s Visitor Centre is on the second floor of Ocean Terminal, just 15 minutes’ drive from Edinburgh City Centre.

Ocean Terminal is soon going to be  re-branded  as Porta. 

There are many ways to get to the Royal Yacht. 

If you are coming by train, you must get down at  Edinburgh Waverley .

From outside the station, you can take a taxi to cover the 3.7 kms (2.3 miles) to Ocean Terminal. 

From the Waverly station, you can also take bus No. 22 and 34.

You must board the buses at  Princess Street (Stop PN) , and after 24 minutes and 27 stops, get down at  Ocean Terminal (Stop OF) .

There is a bus from the Station, every 15 minutes.

Lothian Bus services  run three buses – Bus No. 11, 22, and 35 – from Edinburgh City Centre to Ocean Terminal. 

You can purchase tickets on the bus by presenting the correct change or from the  Lothian Buses app .

A single journey on a Lothian Bus costs 1.70 Pounds. 

If you use Satnav, use the postcode EH6 6JJ. 

Else, open Google Maps to get  directions to Ocean Terminal .

If you prefer a taxi, we recommend  Uber ,  Central Taxis , or  City Cabs .

Car Parking

Royal Yacht Britannia offers free parking at Ocean Terminal.

Blue Car Park on Level E is closest to the tourist attraction’s Visitor Centre. 

This part of the Park also has spaces for Blue Badge holders. 

Royal Yacht Britannia entrance

If you reach by foot, taxi, or bus, access to Royal Britannia is from the Ocean Terminal Shopping Center’s main entrance on the ground floor. 

You must take a lift to the 2nd floor of Ocean Terminal and walk towards the building’s East end.

You will first spot Debenhams and then HMY Britannia’s Visitor Center entrance.  Even though you can book tickets at the venue (the ticket desk is to the left of the visitor center entrance), it is better to  buy them online , much in advance, to avoid last-minute disappointment. 

Royal Yacht Britannia opening times

During the peak months of April to October, Royal Yacht Britannia opens at 9.30 am, and the last entry is at 4.30 pm. 

The rest of the year, the Royal Yacht opens at 10 am, and the last entry is allowed till 3.30 pm. 

The last admission on 24 December is at 2.30 pm, and on 31 December it is at 3 pm. 

Royal Yacht Britannia is closed on 25 December and 1 January.

Royal Yacht Britannia tour

The Royal Yacht Britannia   tours are a perfect way to feel like a celebrity for a few hours. 

In this section, we share a few things you must know before you book your tour of the Royal ship. 

Are the Britannia tours timed?

No, tours of HMY Britannia don’t start at a stipulated time. 

When you book your tickets, you only select the ‘date.’ 

On the day of your visit, reach the Royal ship between their opening hours to start exploring.

Are the Royal Britannia tours guided?

Her Majesty’s Yacht doesn’t offer guided tours. 

However, every ticket comes with an audio guide to walk around and tour the ship yourself.

Kids get their own version of the audio guide. 

How long does a tour of Britannia Yacht take?

You need at least two hours to explore Royal Yacht Britannia to satisfaction. 

However, if you plan to visit the Royal Deck Tea Room, you must factor in another 30 to 60 minutes. 

Visits during July and August tend to take longer because of the crowd. 

Royal Britannia discounts

Kids up to four years get the maximum discounts at Britannia, Edinburgh – they get in for free. 

On the adult ticket price of 17 Pounds, children aged 5 to 17 years get almost 50% discount and pay only 8.75 Pounds.

Seniors who are 60+ and students with valid educational ID cards get a 2 Pound reduction on the full ticket.

People in the Armed Forces (with valid ID) can also claim the reduced price of 8.75 Pounds. 

However, this Armed Forces discount is available only at the Britannia ticket office.

Royal Yacht Britannia audio guide

Every Britannia Yacht entry ticket comes with a complimentary audio guide.

While receiving the audio guides at the Handset Desk, you can ask for straps to wear the audio guides around the neck. Headphones are also available.

Kids can opt for the children’s version of the audio guide.

The audio tour is available in 30 languages; English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Russian, Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Korean, Japanese, Urdu, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, Thai, Turkish, Cantonese, Punjabi, Portuguese-Brazilian, Welsh, Romanian and Gaelic. 

Besides the audio guide, visitor guides are also available through the tour route to help if you have questions.

Royal Yacht Britannia afternoon tea

The Royal Deck Tea Room is on board Britannia and tables are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

It is a perfect restaurant to enjoy freshly prepared food and stunning views of the harbor. 

The menu includes specialty coffees, cocktails, tasty soups, sandwiches, cakes, scones, etc.  Download Menu

The Royal Deck Tea Room has 35 tables and can seat 133 people.

Royal Deck tea room timings

During the peak months of April to October, the Royal Deck Team Room opens at 11 am, and the last admission is at 3.30 pm. 

January to March: Opens at 11 am, last admission at 3.30 pm

November to December: Opens at 10.30 pm, last admission at 3.45 pm

Royal Yacht Britannia interiors

Many tourists wonder what’s inside the Royal Yacht before they book their tickets. 

Some out of curiosity and some to know if a visit to Royal Yacht Britannia is worth it. 

We list below some of the highlights of this Palace on water. 

State Apartments

The State Apartments are the collection of rooms where the Royals lived or entertained their guests. 

1. The State Drawing Room

The Royal family relaxed in the State Drawing Room whenever they traveled together. 

It also acted as a reception room for up to 250 guests. 

2. The Verandah Deck

The Verandah Deck was a private space for the Royals, where they could sunbathe or enjoy quoits or deck hockey. 

This area of the ship also had a collapsible swimming pool for the Royal Family to splash around if they wanted.

3. The Sun Lounge

The Sun Lounge was one of the Queen’s favorite rooms onboard HMY Brittania. 

The beautiful teak-lined room was a designated family room and offered a lot of privacy from the rest of the ship.

4. The State Dining Room

This massive dining room onboard Britannia has played host to the world’s most influential people, such as Nelson Mandela, Sir Winston Churchill, Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, etc. 

With its white paneled walls adorned with gifts received during State visits, this room represents ultimate luxury. 

The Engine Room

The Engine Room is a testament to British marine engineering skills because, until the ship got decommissioned in 1997, everything was working fine. 

This room is full of gleaming brass, chrome, and white enamel with the ‘heavy stuff’ under the hood pumping 12,000 horsepower, which would help Britannia and her four-bladed propellers to a maximum of 22.5 knots.  

Eight men operated the Engine Room, Boiler Room, and associated machinery rooms.

The Laundry

The 240 Officers and Yachtsmen on board Her Majesty’s Yacht Britannia sometimes had to change their uniforms up to six times a day. 

This is why it was the only ship in the Royal Navy to have a laundry service permanently on board. 

The laundry machines, dryers, and steam presses on the ship worked non-stop, and sometimes the temperature even went up to 48 degrees Celcius (118 degrees Fahrenheit)

Admiral’s Cabin

The Admiral was responsible for Royal Yacht Britannia’s safe functioning and commanded the 19 officers and 220 Yachtsmen who operated the ship.

He worked, entertained, and often ate (he couldn’t join the other officers in their mess unless invited) in the Admiral’s Cabin. Image: Royalyachtbritannia.co.uk  

The Bridge was HMY Britannia’s center of command and control on all her journeys. 

From here, the officers reporting into the Admiral navigated, passed orders, recorded the logbooks, etc.

Back then, all Royal Navy ships had a Navy, Army, and Air Force Institute shop, known as the NAAFI. 

The crew members and the officers would shop for their daily needs, such as toothpaste, shaving creams, magazines, etc. in this shop. 

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Waterside Dining

Welcome to the alfreds, royal prince alfred yacht club.

Wednesday - Sunday - Lunch Menu

Weekend - breakfast menu, alfred's restaurant - friday dinner menu.

Chef's Table Experience

Trading hours.

Halyards Bistro and Bar  has spectacular views of Pittwater and is open 7 days a week. It’s a great place for the family to dine, lunch or dinner for two or just drop in for a beverage and admire the sunset. 

Serving fresh barista coffee and a selection of teas, juices, water, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages and milkshakes.

Open for breakfast every weekend, lunch daily (*Monday-Tuesday Deli window only) and for dinner Thursday and Friday. In the winter months dinner is served in the Admiral Cup room. 

Seasonal menu with daily chef specials on the blackboard. 

Reserve a table by contacting the club on 9998 3700 or  book online . 

Edinburgh Lounge and Bar has spectacular views of Pittwater and is open Friday nights from 5:30pm (during Autumn and Winter months).

It’s a great place to end the working week with a beverage, the warmth of the fireplace and sit back and enjoy the live music and admire the sunset.

Bar snack Menu available.

Admirals Cup Restaurant and Bar has spectacular views of Pittwater and is open for dinner on Friday evenings from 6:00pm (during Autumn and Winter months).

With a mixture of monthly Chefs Table set courses and alternate Friday Dining menus. 

Please note that under the Registered Clubs Act , visitors who are not Members of RPAYC and who reside within a 5-kilometre radius of the Club may not enter the Club unless they are:

• a guest of a Member (and remain in their company); or
• a member of another NSW registered club that is a yacht/sailing club; or
• a member of any other NSW registered club (or a club established interstate that is licensed or permitted to serve liquor and have gaming machines) that is at the RPAYC at the invitation of RPAYC or a Full Member of RPAYC to participate in a sailing ‘Regatta/Championship’ event run by RPAYC.

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22nd May 1910

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Experience fine dining aboard your own private yacht, with a bespoke menu created for you by our gourmet chefs, part of your Luxury All-Inclusive Yacht Charters.

Here are some sample menus to whet your appetite.

Sample Breakfast Menu

Thick cut grilled sour dough toast, topped with bacon, smashed avocado, poached egg and sprinkled with feta

Breakfast Burrito filled with scrambled cheesy eggs and bacon crumble, served with home-made salsa and plain greek yoghurt

Buckwheat pancakes filled with smashed banana and toasted pecan nuts, served with a choice of dark chocolate sauce or kailua infused maple syrup and a side of breakfast sausage or bacon

Breakfast Pizza - A traditional Italian pizza crust topped with buffalo mozzarella, egg over easy, caramelised onion and crispy proscuitto

Fluffy Omelette with your choice of filling, with a side of grilled seasoned vine ripened tomatoes

Frittata filled with roasted potatoes, black forest ham, gruyere cheese and baby spinach, with a side of mixed sautéed mushrooms.

Thick sliced brioche French toast stuffed with apple strudel

Sample Lunch Menu

Bang Bang Vietnamese noodle salad, tossed with jumbo prawns, dried shallots, crushed dry roasted peanuts, bean shoots and fresh torn mint with a light lime, ginger, rice-wine vinegar dressing; followed by mango sorbet

Fillet of Blackened Mahi Mahi on a bed of roasted garlic and sweet potato risotto with a summer salad topped with beetroot chips

Made to order traditional Italian thin crust pizzas served with green salad and poppy seed dressing; followed by mini citrus tart

A medley of pork, chicken and beef satay marinated meat kebabs, served with mildly spiced coconut, peanut sauce, with a sticky rice and Gado Gado Salad served on a banana leaf; followed by mini chocolate chip cookie cake

Grilled wild salmon on a bed of lentils, brown rice, shredded carrot and roasted garlic with and orange and manuka honey miso dressing served with a garden salad; followed by lamington cake

Middle Eastern meze - a selection of mint and cumin lamb balls, falafel, tabhuli, tzatziki dip, humus and oven warmed pita bread, followed by raspberry sorbet

Gourmet steak sandwich with grilled wagu beef, served in a brioche bun with red onion jam, gorgonzola, arugula, and a side of apple slaw; followed by warm gooey brownies with vanilla bean ice-cream

Sample Dinner Menu

Shot glass with chilled watermelon and basil soup

Thai Green mango salad

Mini Goat savoury cheesecake topped with red onion jam

Pumpkin Soup with cracked pepper and infused with vodka

En salata Caprese Salad

Tiered Asian pear with crumbled Stilton cheese and drizzled with a lemony honey dressing

New Zealand herb crusted rack of lamb, resting on a bed of pearlised cous cous with spring vegetables and a drizzle of tamarind balsamic reduction

Beef Rending (slow cooked Balinese dry curry), served with ginger, coconut infused basmati rice and a side of Asian salsa

Linguini zucchini with pistachio pesto jumbo prawns topped with a parmesan lace wafer

Pan seared Ahi tuna encrusted with Japanese seasoning and sesame seeds, on a bed of soba noodles tossed in a wasabi mayo sauce, with a garnish of Wakame seaweed salad

Porchini dry encrusted fillet mignon on a bed of roasted garlic smashed potatoes with a confetti of oven roasted grape tomatoes, leeks and shitake mushrooms, with a drizzle of port wine reduction sauce

Grilled Caribbean lobster on a bed of traditional peas and rice with a pineapple relish, and plantain crisp garnish

Herb crusted pork tenderloin, stuffed with fresh herbs,onion and garlic, on a bed of potato galette stacks with a rosemary mango glaze and pan seared baby bok choi

Dark chocolate warm flourless chocolate cake with a raspberry coulee

Sticky croissant pudding with dolce leche ice cream

Filo flower filled with Chantilly cream and summer berries with a soft toffee swirl

Apple and rhubarb crumble with creme anglaise

Mini New York cheese cake topped with passionfruit glaze and Persian cotton candy

Caramelised banana spring rolls with Nougat ice cream

Mini tirimasu

Azuria Blue

Mark and Sally Duncan, Captain and Chef aboard Azuria

In a shaker, 2 parts Coconut Rum, 1 part White Rum, 1 Part Blue Curacao, 3 parts Pineapple Juice and ice. Serve over ice with a Dash of Club Soda, a slice of Pineapple and a Maraschino Cherry.

Callista Classic

Roland and Vanessa Schaeffer, Captain and Chef aboard Callista

• ½ oz fresh lime juice
• 1 oz Passion fruit syrup
• 2 oz Westerhall 7-year aged dark rum
• Glass- Coupe
• Garnish- Lime twist

Fill a coupe with ice and water to chill. After well chilled, throw out ice and water. Dip wet rim of coupe into a nutmeg and sugar mixture. In an ice filled shaker, pour all ingredients and shake vigorously for 15 seconds to get a really good chill. Strain into coupe and garnish with lime twist.

Rosemary Jalapeño Daiquiri

Jeff and Caitlin Nichols, Captain and Chef aboard Port- Vino

Muddle 1 slice jalapeño and half sprig of rosemary with 3/4 oz simple syrup. Add 3/4 oz lime juice and 2oz Mount Gay silver rum and shake with ice. Strain into ice filled glass and garnish.

These menus were created for Horizon by Gourmet Galley Chef Lisa Mead. See more of her work at lisamead.com

Here are some of Lisa's favourite recipes for you to try at home!

Starter: Shrimp cakes with a papaya cream dipping sauce

Main: Linguini zucchini with pistachio pesto and shredded chicken and a parmesan lace garnish

Dessert: Dark chocolate banana spring rolls with a Creme Anglaise sauce

MSC Room Service Menu (2024 UPDATE)

March 28, 2024

The room service is one of those things that truly make you feel like you’re on vacation .

Of course, room service is also available on MSC , one of the most renowned cruise lines in the world.

In this article, we will explore the updated room service menu . I’m sure it will be useful if you’re traveling with MSC and wish to get an idea of what you can order.

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Is room service free on MSC cruises?

Yes, room service on MSC is free if you have booked a cabin that it’s in the Fantastica or Aurea experience, or if it’s a suite in MSC Yacht Club.

On the contrary, you have to pay a small delivery fee that is 4.99$ (per order).

I’ve already talked about the different experiences in the article about the comparison between Bella, Fantastica, and Aurea . Have a look at it if you want to understand the benefits of each one.

Additionally, I want to remind you that there are still some items on the room service menu that require payment . For example, pizza delivered to your cabin comes at an extra charge, but we will review all the items in the menus below.

Room Service Breakfast Menu on MSC

Let’s begin with the breakfast menu . On MSC, you will find an order sheet that you need to fill out and hang on your door the night before (by 2:00 AM).

On the front part of the card, remember to specify the number of people, the cabin number, and your preferred delivery time. Delivery times can vary between ships but typically range from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM .

After filling out one side, turn the card over, and you’ll find the actual menu . You must then indicate the desired quantity for each item in the circle.

The room service menu for breakfast comprises a total of 8 sections : hot beverages, milk, juices, yogurt, spreads, cereals, a selection of pastries, and bread.

Room Service Lunch and Dinner Menu on MSC

Below is the menu for lunch and dinner . It is divided into two parts: one section lists dishes that are always available, and another section includes dishes that can only be ordered for dinner.

As noted in the menu, when placing an order, you must specify the code indicated next to the item. Delivery is available from 10:00 AM to 6:00 AM .

Room service for lunch has a delivery fee of $4.99 for passengers in the Bella experience and for any order placed between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM.

Meanwhile, there is a service charge fee of $7.95 on the dinner menu . I just want to remind you that this fee is per order, not per person or item.

Room Service Pizza Menu on MSC

There is also a section fully dedicated to pizzas . The available times for pizza room service are indicated in the daily program and can vary based on the ship and itinerary.

To place an order, simply press the room service button and indicate the item number of the pizza you want to order. The usual delivery time is 30 minutes .

As you can see, pizza delivery is not free, and the price changes based on the type of pizza. It can range from $6.00 up to $9.50 .

MSC Yacht Club Room Service

The last room service menu I want to show you is the Yacht Club one.

In the Yacht Club, room service is completely free , and there are no time restrictions ; you can order any dish you want from the menu.

You can see it below. There are some interesting dishes; however, if I’m 100% honest, I would have expected a bit more . There isn’t a dish that makes me say, “Wow, I want to try that!”

MSC Room service menu in PDF

If you prefer a PDF version , I’ve just created an updated one. You can see or download it here: MSC Room Service Menu PDF .

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2024 Royal Caribbean New Main Dining Room Menus - Full PDF Menus Updated Weekly - Royal Caribbean Fleetwide Changes

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Set sail with Royal Caribbean in 2024 and discover the latest culinary offerings that are set to enhance your cruising experience. The 2024 menus have been carefully curated to reflect the diverse tastes and preferences of guests across the entire fleet.

In the main dining rooms on every Royal Caribbean ship, the 2024 selections are part of the inclusive dining experience. These venues are updated with new menus featuring a range of dishes to suit every palate, with fresh options available daily. The dining experience is further enriched by an increased variety of vegetarian and vegan choices, reflecting Royal Caribbean’s commitment to inclusivity and culinary innovation.

Click each link below to see a PDF version of the menu:

Welcome Aboard Menu

The Royal Night Menu

A Taste of Mexico Menu

A Taste of Italy Menu

A Taste of France Menu

A Taste of the Caribbean Menu

British Night Menu (for sailings 6+ days or longer)

Bon Voyage Menu (for sailings 6+ days or longer)

Kids Main Dining Room Dinner Menu

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu 1

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu 2

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu 3

Royal Caribbean Breakfast Menu

During select holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, Royal Caribbean celebrates with special holiday versions of the main dining room menus, adding a festive flair to the dining experience.

Royal Caribbean Thanksgiving Day Menu

Royal Caribbean Christmas Day Menu

In addition to the main dining rooms, there are also specialty dining options available on Royal Caribbean ships. These restaurants typically require an additional flat fee or paid a-la-carte, but they offer a more upscale dining experience with enhanced options. Some of the specialty dining options on Royal Caribbean ships include:

Chops Grille: This steakhouse offers a wide selection of aged steaks, as well as seafood and chicken dishes. Chops Grill Menu

Giovanni's Table: This Italian restaurant offers a variety of traditional Italian dishes, including pasta, risotto, and seafood. Giovanni’s Table Menu

Izumi: This Japanese restaurant offers sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese specialties. Izumi Menu

Jamie's Italian: This restaurant is a collaboration between Royal Caribbean and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, offering a variety of Italian dishes with a modern twist. Jamie’s Italian Menu

150 Central Park: This upscale restaurant offers contemporary American cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. 150 Central Park Menu

The Mason Jar: This cozy and inviting restaurant serves up comfort food with a Southern twist, including BBQ, Low Country classics, and Bayou staples. The Mason Jar Menu

Click the links above to see a menu for each venue. Each of these specialty dining options has its own unique atmosphere and menu, so be sure to check them out and see which one appeals to you the most.

Another dining option on Royal Caribbean ships is the buffet. The Windjammer Café is a casual dining option that offers a variety of dishes, including international cuisine and American favorites. The buffet is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so it's a great option if you're looking for a quick and easy meal.

Finally, there are also a variety of casual dining options available on Royal Caribbean ships. These include poolside grill, pizzerias, and grab-and-go options. These casual dining options are a great way to grab a quick bite while you're out and about on the ship.

In addition to all of these dining options, Royal Caribbean also offers a variety of entertainment and activities that are designed to complement your dining experience. These include cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, and other culinary-themed activities.

Overall, cruise ship dining on Royal Caribbean offers a wide variety of options for every taste and budget. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or an upscale dining experience, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Be sure to check out all of the dining options available on your next Royal Caribbean cruise and enjoy the delicious food and great entertainment.

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The new dining room menus are being rolled out across the Royal Caribbean fleet - on ships including Wonder of the Seas, Odyssey of the Seas, Spectrum of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas, Ovation of the Seas, Harmony of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, Quantum of the Seas, Allure of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas, Independence of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Jewel of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, Brilliance of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas, Radiance of the Seas, Adventure of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Voyager of the Seas, Vision of the Seas, Enchantment of the Seas, Rhapsody of the Seas, and Grandeur of the Seas.

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Royal Caribbean Breakfast And Lunch Menus 2021

by Prof. Cruise · Published October 6, 2021 · Updated October 8, 2021

Today’s Royal Caribbean breakfast and lunch menus come with one of my best pieces of cruise advice, for both newbie cruisers and cruise veterans: Book more cruises!

Okay, now that we have that taken care of (hopefully you booked a Royal Caribbean cruise so you can enjoy these menus), here’s another piece of advice: Consider eating breakfast and lunch in your ship’s main dining room instead of at the buffet. Why, you ask? Because it’s quiet and relaxed (i.e. not crowded), delicious, and you get to be served. Many, many cruisers, both novice and pro, overlook the dining room as an option for breakfast and lunch. And that’s a mistake. I encourage everyone to give it a try, at least once, to see how it compares to the buffet.

I especially recommend eating breakfast in the dining room on debarkation day as the buffet will be mobbed. Enjoy one final relaxed, sit-down meal before exiting the ship and returning to real life (boo, hiss, groan).

A few cautions though – while nearly every ship will offer breakfast in the dining room, not all will offer lunch (either at all or every day). Royal Caribbean ships usually only offer lunch on sea days and not on days you are at port.

Obviously eating breakfast and lunch in the dining room will take longer (although it’s usually not crowded and service is normally fast), so be sure to budget extra time.

Also, keep in mind that he below menus are from a sailing on Ovation of the Seas in October 2021. While the breakfast menu on Royal Caribbean is generally standard across the fleet, the lunch menus may vary depending on your exact ship and itinerary. But these should give you a good idea of what to expect.

One final warning: If you aren’t hungry now, you’re about to be! So with that, here are the 2021 breakfast and lunch menus on Royal Caribbean:

Royal Caribbean Breakfast Menu

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu, 1st Sea Day

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu, 2nd Sea Day

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu, 3rd Sea Day

Royal Caribbean Lunch Menu, 4th Sea Day

Okay, who’s starving? Distract yourself with a little retail therapy. Get your Cruise Ship Calories Don’t Count t-shirt here and your Prescription Cruise mug here .

Then further torture yourself…

Go HERE To See The Royal Caribbean Main Dining Room Dinner Menus

And with that…

Class Dismissed.

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About Prof. Cruise

Given name Sarah, but also answers to Prof. Cruise. Retired after 10 years as a college professor to focus full-time on her primary research interest: travel. With a concentration in cruising.  Home port: Seattle.  Mom of a shaggy-haired dog and a shaggy-haired human.  Lover of books and dessert.  Fancies herself a bit of a comedian – you’ve been warned.

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