Dressy Night menu vs Regular MDR menu

[terrydtx]

8 hours ago, 3rdGenCunarder said:

On Eurodam last month, the second dressy night had "surf and turf" on the menu. Filet and two grilled shrimp.

A filet and 2 grilled shrimp is hardly a traditional "Surf and Turf" An $18 add on upcharge is the only way to get a traditional surf and turf now on HAL. Not to be outdone Celebrity now calls 3 Broiled Scallops on a slab of baked Pork Belly their Surf and Turf and that is in the suites only Luminae Restaurant. In the Celebrity MDRs most fish dishes are now Tilapia. 

Edited February 16, 2023 by terrydtx

[JeannyJ]

On 2/13/2023 at 9:51 PM, iflyrc5 said:

Here are a few photos from the 3pm Tea on the Rotterdam last cruise.

Oh wow that looks like a yummy tower of treats! These pics might be enough to tempt my hubby to join me for tea time 😊

[cruisemom42]

Are scones and real clotted cream available at tea time?

 

(For the record, I've had tea at the Empress Hotel and it was a lovely experience. Years ago I used to meet a friend every few months for tea at the Ritz Carlton in our city. The Empress tea experience reminded me of it.  Of course, a cream tea in England is 😍😍😍)

[KroozNut]

14 hours ago, Florida_gal_50 said:

You are the one.   I suppose if you are impressed by cauliflower steak or cheese stuffed shells hal should be happy.  That doesn't even cut it for dinner at home.

 

Cauliflower steak? Now that sounds interesting, but I'm definitely not vegan/vegetarian, so probably wouldn't work for me.

[bcummin]

We ate very well on the ms Zaandam's 2022 Grand Africa Voyage, no extra charge.

Barbara

Edited February 17, 2023 by bcummin