freestyle eating

[tim c]

if you pay for the fine dinners do you get all you can eat,or is it limited like a resturant.

[LisaP]

No, it's like a restaurant.

[billybuzzy]

tim c. - On a cruiseship- If there is something at dinner that you'd like more of--Don't hesitate to ask! This is true of virtuallly every cruiseline. The cruiselines are at the top of the scale in the Hospitality Industry. Their responses to your resonable requests are always amazing and satisfying! It is another one of those happy reasons we get hooked on cruising!

Bon Voyage,

BillyBuzzy

[LisaP]

I have indeed seen the one-entree per person limit imposed in Le Bistro -- unless an additional fee was assessed. Certainly, a pay restaurant (and yes, it is correct to call it a restaurant) that imposes a per-meal service charge can tack on an additional charge if more than one entree is ordered. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. I'd go in fully expecting an additional charge.

[bmh]

I agree with all the above comments, we also eat at most of the specialty restaurants. We have always found the portion sizes more than sufficient. The server usually asks if you are satisfied and on some occasions if you would like more. There are many courses, if you can eat each course and a couple of desserts then you will leave the table full. The food in the Teppankaki and similar restaurants is shared amongst each person. I do not think it would be appropriate or necessary to ask for more.

We always have had more than enough to eat and this is the reason we take the stairs all the time.

[Vacaman]

I agree with bmh. I was offered more at a specialty restaurants. I appreciated the offer, but found what was offered sufficient.

At the same time i know there are those who can eat more than I usually do.