Steakhouse reservation question

[Dave24601]

I booked my first Carnival cruise for mid-May on Conquest through a TA. I've done the check in and the cruise is paid in full.  (Yay me!)  Two days ago I completed a reservation request on Carnival website  for the steakhouse. I've received no confirmation of the reservation yet.  When should I expect to hear that my date/time requests are confirmed?  And, do you pre-pay for the steakhouse dinner, or does it get charged to your S&S after your dinner?  Thanks

[mdsgu]

It can take a few days to hear back.  You will be charged on board -- it will go to your S&S account.

[Dave24601]

Perfect.  Thank you.  One less minor worry.

[coevan]

actually, you will be presented a check at the end of your meal, like a land restaurant. Payment will go on S&S card

[mdsgu]

You will get a check at the end of the meal.  Check it carefully -- the cover charge for the steakhouse includes the gratuity.  Whether you extend a further gratuity is entirely up to you.

[shannonsherbine]

I received an email confirmation that our steakhouse reservations were accepted.  I have no idea where that email went and I don't remember when the reservation is for.  When you board, is there anything that tells you you have a reservation, or should I go up to the steakhouse and check with them?

[mdsgu]

Check with the steakhouse on embarkation day.  I'm not sure, but the maitre d' in the MDR might be able to pull it up, too.

[shannonsherbine]

3 minutes ago, mdsgu said:

Check with the steakhouse on embarkation day.  I'm not sure, but the maitre d' in the MDR might be able to pull it up, too.

Prefect, thanks!!

[starfirelb]

I think that then night before they will leave a note in your cabin with your reservation.You can also email them cosupper@carnival.com I think that is the email for the Conquest.

[scpirate]

On 3/7/2019 at 12:59 PM, mdsgu said:

You will get a check at the end of the meal.  Check it carefully -- the cover charge for the steakhouse includes the gratuity.  Whether you extend a further gratuity is entirely up to you.

Don't worry they will be looking for more I promise.