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We had a horrible experience with Oceania regarding tables for two so we always ask.  Thanks very much.

How easy is it to get a table for two  for your evening meal both the main or specialty dining rooms? 

Thank you.

I was familiar with this route. I was looking for taking the dockyard to st George and and hooking up to a minibus to Clearwater. I thought you might have held the key ;)

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Would love to know more about the fun bus to clearwater beach .

Can't find any info. Thanks.

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Hello,

New to Oceania and would like to know if they have caviar and blini breakfast on Sundays like Regent does.

Thanks

For purposes of discussing the Restaurants, the Oceania fleet must be divided as follows:

 

 

The R Ships

The O Ships

 

Regatta

Marina

 

Insignia

Riviera

Nautica

 

All of these ships feature a Grand Dining Room , as well as The Terrace Restaurant, which is a more casual buffet style Restaurant, neither of these venues ever require reservations, and are generally open for breakfast, luncheon and dinner.

 

Another restaurant which is available on every Oceania ship is the Poolside Grill, known as Waves. Seating is first come first served, for breakfast and luncheon only. Because it stops serving at 4PM, Waves is often a popular stop with passengers returning from Shore Excursions.

 

The Polo Grill, a Steakhouse, and Tuscana, an Italian Trattoria, are the two Specialty Restaurants on the R ships. They are only open for dinner and advance reservations are almost always required, although passengers sailing in Suites with a Butler may Dine in the Suites from the Specialty Menus as often as they desire.

 

Polo and Tuscana are also a feature of the larger O ships, but because of their size they are also able to offer Jacques, a french Bistro, and Red Ginger, which serves Asian fusion food. As on the other ships, only dinner is served in any of the Specialties and Suite Passengers retain the same room service benefits.

 

Additionally, on the O class ships only, one may dine in La Reserve where wine pairing dinners are served on a "for a fee" basis; or in Privée which is essentially a private party room which serves food from either the Polo or Tuscana Menus, and may be hired for the evening for a flat fee.

La Reserve is only open for dinner and only on selected nights of each cruise. Privée is only used in the evenings, for one Party per night

Thank you very much. You have been most helpful.

The Terrace you can just walk in

Check the website for more details & sample menus

http://www.oceaniacruises.com/ships/marina/restaurants/default.aspx

Thank you that is EXACTLY what I needed to know.

Good Lord..the first 20% of the 160 page catalog is filed with all the restaurants and their menu....so too on the web site : Toscana, Polo ,Red Ginger, Jaques, Waves, Terrace, La Reserve,and Grand Dining room

 

That's 8 5 reservation, 3 walkin

Thank you - you are so kind. I was asking about walk-in vs. reservation for dinner.

Just exactly what are the specialty restaurants --- the brochure is vague. On Regent, the Sette Mari and Compass Rose were always open to anyone to walk in and the other two were reserved. On Oceania, for dinner is the Grand Dining room the only one that does not need a reservation?

Thank you very much --- I took a look at the views and will reconsider.

can anyone tell me about rooms 6000 and 6001 on the Regatta/Insignia/Nautica -- these rooms are on the bow of the ship.

Thank you everyone. We've been on several Regent cruises and there has been no problem. Looking forward to Oceania where will can and will be more independent.

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I am new to Oceania. I read somewhere that they provide free bus transportation to and from the ship at each of the port towns . Is this true?