Margaritaville at Sea Room Service Breakfast Menu Guide
Room service can be one of the most relaxing ways to start a cruise vacation, allowing guests to enjoy breakfast in the comfort of their stateroom before heading out to explore the ship or a port of call.
The photos below show a Margaritaville at Sea Room Service Breakfast menu from a recent sailing. While menus and pricing may change over time, this guide explains the breakfast options shown, how the ordering process works, and what guests can generally expect when ordering breakfast to their cabin.
Special thanks to GrumpyOldVetTravels for providing the menu photo featured in this article.
How Margaritaville at Sea Room Service Breakfast Works
The breakfast menu is designed to be completed the evening before delivery.
According to the menu shown:
- Guests select a preferred delivery window.
- The completed order should be hung on the stateroom door before 2:00 a.m.
- Two delivery windows are available:
- 7:00–7:30 a.m.
- 8:00–8:30 a.m.
This allows the crew to prepare and deliver breakfast during the requested time slot.
Breakfast Entrées
The menu includes four main breakfast selections.
The Cure
Priced at $7, this breakfast includes:
- Scrambled eggs
- Caramelized onions
- Sharp cheddar
- Toasted English muffin
- Roasted potatoes
Guests can also choose one of the following additions:
- Regular sausage
- Bacon
- Avocado (vegetarian option)
No Wake Zone
Priced at $8, this option includes:
- Cheesy scrambled eggs
- Bacon
- Sausage
- Roasted potatoes
Shortstack
For $8, guests receive:
- Two buttermilk pancakes
- Powdered sugar
- Strawberries
- Bacon
- Sausage
First Light
Priced at $7, this lighter breakfast features:
- Fresh fruit plate
- Berry granola parfait
The menu identifies this selection as a vegetarian option.
Pastries
Guests can also order individual pastries for $3 each.
Available choices include:
- Cinnamon Bun
- Croissant
- Danish
- Blueberry Muffin
- Chocolate Muffin
- Bran Muffin
These can be added alongside a breakfast entrée or ordered separately.
Breakfast Drinks
The menu includes several beverage choices priced at $3 each.
Available options include:
- Apple Juice
- Orange Juice
- Coffee
- Decaf Coffee
- Milk
Morning Cocktails
For guests looking to enjoy a leisurely cruise morning, the menu also offers alcoholic breakfast beverages priced at $12 each:
- Mimosa
- Bellini
- Bloody Mary
As noted on the menu, drink wristbands may not be used for room service beverages.
How to Complete the Order Form
The order form includes spaces for:
- Preferred delivery time
- Quantity of each item
- Guest last name
- Stateroom number
- Signature
Completing all requested information helps ensure the order is delivered correctly.
Tips for Ordering Room Service Breakfast
A few simple tips can help make the experience even smoother:
- Submit the order before the stated overnight deadline.
- Double-check the selected delivery window.
- Verify your stateroom number before hanging the form on your door.
- Keep in mind that menu offerings and prices may change over time or vary by ship.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I submit my breakfast order?
The menu shown instructs guests to leave the completed order on the stateroom door before 2:00 a.m.
What delivery times are available?
The menu lists two available delivery windows:
- 7:00–7:30 a.m.
- 8:00–8:30 a.m.
Are drinks included?
No. Beverages are listed separately on the menu and are individually priced.
Does the room service breakfast include alcoholic drinks?
Yes. The menu includes Mimosas, Bellinis, and Bloody Marys as optional purchases.
Do room service menus stay the same?
Not always. Margaritaville at Sea may update menu items, prices, and availability over time or between ships.
Conclusion
The Margaritaville at Sea Room Service Breakfast menu offers a convenient selection of classic morning favorites, including egg breakfasts, pancakes, fresh fruit, pastries, coffee, juice, and even breakfast cocktails. For guests who prefer a quiet start to the day without leaving their cabin, room service provides an easy way to enjoy breakfast before beginning another day at sea or exploring the next port of call.
Photo Credit: GrumpyOldVetTravels.
