P&O Cruises Arvia 6th Street Diner Breakfast Menu
If you’re sailing aboard P&O Cruises’ Arvia and looking for a late breakfast or an American-style start to the day, 6th Street Diner is one of the ship’s more distinctive dining options. The restaurant takes inspiration from classic American diners, and its daytime menu includes everything from an All American breakfast and breakfast burrito to pancakes and fried chicken & waffles.
The menu photographed for this guide matches published copies and reports of the 6th Street Diner menu aboard Arvia, including the same All American breakfast, plant-based breakfast burrito, salt beef hash, pancake choices and fried chicken & waffles. 6th Street Diner is an Arvia venue built around American diner-style food.
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6th Street Diner All-Day Breakfast Menu
The breakfast menu is small, but the dishes cover several very different styles. There’s a traditional meat-heavy breakfast, a vegan-friendly burrito and a salt beef hash.
The All American
The All American comes with:
• Streaky bacon
• Smashed sausage patties
• Sunny-side-up eggs
• Tater tots
• Smoky Boston baked beans
The menu identifies this dish as gluten-free.
This is the closest option on the menu to a full American-style breakfast, combining eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes and baked beans on one plate.
Breakfast Burrito
The Breakfast Burrito includes:
• Spicy scrambled tofu
• Black beans
• Jalapeños
• Guacamole
• Pico de gallo
It is marked as vegan-friendly.
Rather than simply removing meat from a conventional breakfast burrito, this version uses scrambled tofu as the centerpiece and adds beans, jalapeños, guacamole and pico de gallo.
Pulled Salt Beef Hash
The photographed menu lists Pulled Salt Beef Hash with:
• Home-style potatoes
• Fried egg
• Roasted bell peppers
• Onions
It is marked gluten-free.
Published versions of the 6th Street Diner menu have also featured a 6th Street Hash with a choice of salt beef or halloumi, so the exact wording and available version can vary depending on the menu in use.
Pancakes & Waffles at 6th Street Diner
The second portion of the photographed breakfast menu focuses on two American diner staples: pancakes and waffles.
Buttermilk Pancake Stack
Guests can choose from three versions of the Buttermilk Pancake Stack:
• Streaky bacon
• Jammy blueberry
• Chocolate and torched banana
All three are served with a pot of maple syrup.
The jammy blueberry and chocolate and torched banana choices are marked vegetarian.
Fried Chicken & Waffles
The menu also offers Fried Chicken & Waffles served with butter and maple syrup.
It’s one of the most recognizably American dishes at 6th Street Diner and provides a sweet-and-savory alternative to the more conventional breakfast choices.
Both the pancake selections and Fried Chicken & Waffles also appear on other published copies of Arvia’s 6th Street Diner daytime menu.
Drinks With Breakfast
The photographed menu keeps the breakfast drinks simple.
Guests can choose coffee, tea or hot chocolate, as well as a selection of juices:
• Orange
• Apple
• Fruit punch
• Tomato
• Pink grapefruit
• Cranberry
The menu marks the juice selection as vegetarian and gluten-free.
Vegetarian, Vegan and Gluten-Free Choices
The menu uses dietary symbols to help identify some suitable dishes.
The Breakfast Burrito is specifically described as vegan-friendly. Vegetarian markings appear alongside the jammy blueberry and chocolate and torched banana pancake options.
The All American and Pulled Salt Beef Hash are marked gluten-free.
P&O Cruises also includes an allergen notice on the menu advising passengers with allergies to speak to a member of staff before ordering. The menu notes that some dishes may contain nuts or nut extracts.
What Is 6th Street Diner on Arvia?
6th Street Diner is an American-inspired restaurant aboard P&O Cruises’ Arvia. Its concept goes beyond breakfast, with published daytime menus featuring American-style appetizers, mains, sides and desserts in addition to the breakfast dishes shown here.
The wider menu has included dishes such as Buffalo Wings, Shrimp Po’ Boy, BBQ-glazed chicken, Sticky Pork Ribs, loaded fries and classic American-inspired desserts.
That makes 6th Street Diner a particularly distinctive option aboard Arvia for passengers who want something different from the ship’s buffet or more traditional breakfast venues.
Is 6th Street Diner Worth Trying for Breakfast?
The biggest advantage of this menu is variety despite its relatively small size.
Someone looking for a substantial breakfast has The All American, while the Breakfast Burrito provides a completely different vegan-friendly option. The pancake stack covers both sweet and savory preferences, and Fried Chicken & Waffles offers something you’re unlikely to encounter on a conventional cruise ship breakfast buffet.
It can also be an interesting option for passengers who want a sit-down American-inspired meal rather than assembling breakfast from a buffet.
P&O Arvia 6th Street Diner Breakfast FAQ
What ship is the 6th Street Diner on?
This 6th Street Diner menu is from P&O Cruises’ Arvia.
Does 6th Street Diner serve breakfast?
Yes. The menu includes an all-day breakfast section as well as pancakes and waffles.
What is on the 6th Street Diner breakfast menu?
The photographed menu includes The All American, Breakfast Burrito, Pulled Salt Beef Hash, Buttermilk Pancake Stack and Fried Chicken & Waffles.
Does 6th Street Diner have a vegan breakfast?
Yes. The Breakfast Burrito is identified on the menu as vegan-friendly and contains spicy scrambled tofu, black beans, jalapeños, guacamole and pico de gallo.
Does 6th Street Diner have pancakes?
Yes. The Buttermilk Pancake Stack can be ordered with streaky bacon, jammy blueberry, or chocolate and torched banana. Each is served with maple syrup.
Does 6th Street Diner have chicken and waffles?
Yes. Fried Chicken & Waffles is included on the menu and served with butter and maple syrup.
Are there gluten-free options at 6th Street Diner?
The photographed menu marks The All American and Pulled Salt Beef Hash as gluten-free. Passengers with allergies or dietary requirements should still speak with the onboard staff before ordering.
What drinks are available with breakfast?
The photographed menu lists coffee, tea, hot chocolate and juices including orange, apple, fruit punch, tomato, pink grapefruit and cranberry.
Can the 6th Street Diner menu change?
Yes. Published versions of the menu show some differences, including variations in the hash offering. The menu available during your own Arvia cruise should therefore be treated as the current source for dishes and dietary information.
Final Thoughts on the Arvia 6th Street Diner Breakfast Menu
6th Street Diner is worth knowing about before an Arvia cruise because it offers a breakfast experience that is quite different from the traditional cruise ship buffet.
The menu is compact, but there is a good mix of choices: a substantial All American breakfast, a vegan-friendly Breakfast Burrito, Pulled Salt Beef Hash, three pancake variations and Fried Chicken & Waffles.
For passengers researching P&O Arvia restaurants and breakfast options before sailing, 6th Street Diner is certainly one to have on the list—especially if pancakes, waffles and American-style comfort food sound like a good way to start the day.
