Yes. Hello to all. My family and I are planning to go around Italy taking the Brilliance of the Seas and the route: From Barcelona, then Nice, then Italy, and then back to Barcelona. My uncle, who will be joining us, has one main concern, the food. That's all he f****** cares about and it ****es the hell out of me. He doesn't care about the excursions or the places. Is the food in the Italian restaurant purely Italian or American-style? Does it have an Italian chef? I need to know this AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! And, are the rooms spacious enough, like the one with the Ocean view? If 3 people will be staying there for 14 days, will they fit? Will they have enough space? THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!!! :-)
Sorry I can't answer your question Jose, but I don't think he'll go hungry. Maybe, once he's on board, he'll forget about having to have an Italian chef. Hope y'all have a great cruise, one day I hope to be able to do Spain, Italy, France, Greece, etc., right now I can only afford the Caribbean.
Well if you are on a cruise rest assured the food will be great. RCCL' specailty restaurants are always exceptional. But if the grouch is a grouch I suggest taking the Canned ravioli for him and let him eat it in his room and eat his share at dinner. On thing I can say about the RCCL chefs is they do cook very well and if you love lamb they cook it great. If you go hungry on the cruise it is your fault. I walk 5 miles on the cruise deck every day so I can eat and not worry about gaining weight.
Ceemonster,
What a great idea to stay in shape! Do they have markers to let you know when you have walked a mile, or do you have a pedometer or something? Just curious because I'm not really into the gym workouts.
Thanks,
Linda
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We did that cruise a few years ago, and It was wonderful. We hired a private tour guide before we left on the cruise for rome and florence, it was less expensive(for 4 of us) and we got to see what we wanted than the ship excursions. We hired drivers on the dock for nice, corfu, and debrovnik. Had a wonderful time in each city. Saw more than the ship tours, and spent less. They had one Italian night in the dinning room, but it was typical american "nothern Italian cusine"
Yes, I agree no one should go hungry on a cruise. If they do, it is their own fault. There is normally always something for "picking" people. If nothing else, bring some ziplock bags of food, etc. if necessary.
Originally posted by wesnlin:
Ceemonster,
What a great idea to stay in shape! Do they have markers to let you know when you have walked a mile, or do you have a pedometer or something? Just curious because I'm not really into the gym workouts.
Thanks,
Linda
Hey Linda
Most ships that I have been on have a place on their designated walking/jogging area that states how many laps equals a mile. The great thing about walking in the am is that you always have a great view of the sun rising out of the water or island and it is really relaxing but it will keep the pounds off and in my case the alcohol out of the system so that you can do it again today lol.
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