Thomson Dream Sirens Restaurant Info

[sodafountain]

There is conflicting information on the Thomson website and the brochure, as per below, which is correct, is Sirens just for breakfast and lunch (as per the brochure), or is it open for dinner as well (as per the website)?

 

Also, is there a daytime dress code in there (or the main restaurant)?

 

Cheers

 

http://www.thomson.co.uk/cruise/ships/thomson-dream-ship-details.html

 

Sirens Restaurant: A smaller alternative to the main dining room, this cosy restaurant offers an international and British buffet that's open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

 

 

Thomson Cruise Brochure Jan 2011-Apr 2012

 

Sirens Restaurant: Booths, tables for two

and space for the whole family - Sirens

offers the ideal setting for buffet breakfasts

and lunches.

[eightofninekev]

When i was on the dream after afternoon tea in the sirens restaurant they were setting it up as the Grill where you need to make a reservation and where there is a charge.I don't think except for no swim wear .

[Cymro1953]

Hi,

Just to add to Kev's reply. It is a smaller version of the main buffet restaurant.

Only open as the buffet for breakfast and lunch.

No dress code but no swimwear or bare feet

 

Here are some pics for you

http://s727.photobucket.com/albums/ww273/Cymro1953/Dream%20Western%20Med%20Cruise%20April%202010/Sirens%20Buffet/

 

There are also pics of the rest of the ship there too.

 

Berwyn

[kruzseeka]

Yes, the Sirens buffet-style is open for breakfast and lunch - the 'dinner' referred to in Sirens is actually an area set up as the 'Grill' in the evening - the restaurant which you book and has an extra cover-charge. The buffet in Sirens isn't open in the evening.

[safathome]

The cover charge was £20 per person, service was intentive, food was fantastic, puddings were to die for and you will be treated to singing by the waiter/ess.

Very, very nice indeed. I wonder if Nestor is still on board, one of the nicest people I have met.

 

Steve