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The final morning of a cruise can feel very different from the rest of the trip. Instead of thinking about restaurants, entertainment, and onboard activities, passengers need to know when to leave their stateroom, where to wait, what to do with their luggage, and when they can actually get off the ship. This Icon of…
Hooked Seafood is Royal Caribbean’s seafood-focused specialty restaurant, with a menu built around familiar seafood favorites ranging from oysters and crab cakes to lobster, fish and chips, and fresh fish. For anyone researching Royal Caribbean dining before a cruise, the Hooked Seafood menu provides a good look at the type of dinner available at the…
Royal Caribbean offers a 10 Drinks Savings Card that provides another way to purchase drinks onboard without committing to an unlimited beverage package. The card shown here includes 10 drinks for a set price and can be shared with family and friends. For cruisers who only plan to have a few drinks each day, this…
Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay packs beaches, pools, water attractions, and quieter areas into a relatively compact private island. Before getting off the ship, having a map makes it much easier to understand where everything is located and how far you may need to walk. The Perfect Day at CocoCay map below shows the…
One of the most popular spots on any Royal Caribbean cruise is the Pool Bar. Whether you’re spending the day by the pool, relaxing in a lounge chair, or taking a break between onboard activities, the Pool Bar serves a selection of tropical cocktails designed for warm-weather cruising. The photos below show a Royal Caribbean…
The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar is Royal Caribbean’s take on Southern comfort food, with a menu built around Low Country classics, Cajun and Creole flavors, barbecue, fried chicken and traditional Southern sides. The restaurant originated aboard Wonder of the Seas, and Royal Caribbean describes the concept as a combination of Low Country dishes,…
Royal Caribbean’s Main Dining Room brunch combines traditional breakfast favorites with lunch-style dishes, giving guests a broader selection than a standard cruise breakfast. The menu ranges from eggs, pancakes and French toast to steak frites, burgers, seafood and desserts. There are also premium selections available for an additional charge, along with brunch cocktails and other…
Johnny Rockets may be best known for burgers, fries and milkshakes, but on select Royal Caribbean ships the retro diner also opens for breakfast — and breakfast can be complimentary. That distinction is important because Johnny Rockets normally operates as a specialty dining venue with an additional charge for lunch and dinner. Royal Caribbean currently…
Coastal Kitchen is one of Royal Caribbean’s more exclusive dining venues, combining Mediterranean influences with ingredients and flavors inspired by California and the Pacific Coast. Unlike the Main Dining Room or Windjammer, Coastal Kitchen is primarily a benefit for guests staying in qualifying suites. Royal Caribbean currently describes the restaurant as included à la carte…
Giovanni’s Table is one of Royal Caribbean’s speciality dining restaurants, serving Italian dishes in a sit-down setting built around pasta, seafood, meat and traditional desserts. Royal Caribbean currently describes Giovanni’s Table as a prix-fixe Italian restaurant open for lunch and dinner, with smart-casual attire. The cruise line characterises the experience as a family-style celebration of…