NCL Sky Just off from 5/2 sailing

[Sir_Randy]

I'm glad I took a look at this thread because I had planned on doing at least $1 tips for the drinks I'll likely order on my first-ever cruise scheduled for October. All-inclusive to me doesn't imply that tipping just doesn't happen even though I had to pay up front a separate fee for what seems to be that purpose.

 

I have often traveled to Reno and Las Vegas, NV to hit some of my favorite casinos and enjoyed immensely the buffets. Especially the breakfast one. I somewhat expect a cruise buffet to be of similar quality (I am not exactly a snobbish foodie). The comments I have read in the last couple of weeks have been mostly negative. I can be happy with an entire plate of nothing but scrambled eggs and bacon or a nice fat ham and cheese omelet. Can I not expect at least that? I've never cruised before and have read bad reviews on food over a wide variety of cruise lines and ship types.

 

Give me at least some decent eggs and bacon..... please?

A tip a lot of peeps do not know: 1st the fresh omelets are the way to go with whatever you like in them. The tip is: you can also order fried eggs (over easy?) from the omelet boy.

[deliver42]

To the poster who said that you can take off DSC, why would you deny the wait staff for poor food. You tip for service. The wait staff can't do anything about the food. The kitchen isn't part of the DSC.

[easyboy]

To the poster who said that you can take off DSC, why would you deny the wait staff for poor food. You tip for service. The wait staff can't do anything about the food. The kitchen isn't part of the DSC.

Good point.