What is the best entree from those who have sailed recently in the MDR

This is great information, thank you everyone.

 

On a related note... does the MDR (or anywhere else on the ship) serve caviar at any point? It is my absolute favorite thing to enjoy on a cruise, but it seems to be less common now...

Murano has caviar on the menu but it is an additional charge.

Murano has caviar on the menu but it is an additional charge.

We're sailing on the Millennium so I guess we're out of luck. Oh well. I'll just have to have it at home then. :)

We're sailing on the Millennium so I guess we're out of luck. Oh well. I'll just have to have it at home then. :)

I believe caviar is also available in the martini bar...

This is great information, thank you everyone.

 

On a related note... does the MDR (or anywhere else on the ship) serve caviar at any point? It is my absolute favorite thing to enjoy on a cruise, but it seems to be less common now...

Caviar is always on the menu in Murano:

Golden Osetra or Sevruga Caviar with Traditional Condiments and Buckwheat Blinis

- Market Price -

http://www.celebritycruises.com/onboard-celebrity/cruise-restaurants-murano#

I've liked all of their lamb and duck entrees. And while not an entree, the French onion soup is fantastic

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This might seem odd but I really liked the Turkey Parmasian one evening.

J.

Hi

 

What are the non red meat options??

 

Annie

There are vegetarian options in all courses every night. I can't remember any specific highs or lows; all were quite acceptable. Ask for the vegetarian menu each night, even though some of the choices are on the regular menu.

I have to agree with the beef cheeks and add the braised short ribs are to die for!

For non red meat, we don't go anywhere else when they serve the Turkey Parmesan!

Prime Rib on 1st night and duck and lobster on next to last night. Lobster tail is now smaller with some shrimp. It is actually more tender than the larger tail. My least favorite night is Top Chefs. While it sounds good on paper, it is terrible. After trying several items on that menu, I now skip the MDR on that night..

Agree totally. Top chef night definitely the night to hit the specialty restaurant.

I always enjoy the grilled salmon which is on the "regular" list and available nightly. The only beef we eat in the MDR is the prime rib. We always seek out the fish dishes. In particular,the Branzino is always good.