dazey Posted June 17 #1 Share Posted June 17 Asking opinions on Le Voyage basically as we have dined in Eden several times and enjoy it but thought maybe we should try Le Voyage. I know it is much more expensive. Is it that much better? It seems to be more "formal" and has a feel similar to Murano in style. I have reviewed Le Voyage's menu and I certainly can enjoy something different. One concern that it may be too "stuffy" for my husband. Any thoughts are appreciated. We will be on Beyond in November. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jelayne Posted June 17 #2 Share Posted June 17 We are not big Eden fans. We have dined at Le Voyage on both the Beyond and Ascent. We enjoyed LV, actually liked it on the Beyond better than the Ascent. It is a smaller space than Eden, doesn't have views but it is quieter than Eden. The feeling is more like Murano than Eden, but with a more modern decor than Murano. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare Texed Posted June 17 #3 Share Posted June 17 22 minutes ago, dazey said: Asking opinions on Le Voyage basically as we have dined in Eden several times and enjoy it but thought maybe we should try Le Voyage. Any thoughts are appreciated. We will be on Beyond in November. I do not believe you would go wrong with either, or both, of these restaurants. 😋 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Liao Posted June 17 #4 Share Posted June 17 26 minutes ago, dazey said: Asking opinions on Le Voyage basically as we have dined in Eden several times and enjoy it but thought maybe we should try Le Voyage. I know it is much more expensive. Is it that much better? It seems to be more "formal" and has a feel similar to Murano in style. I have reviewed Le Voyage's menu and I certainly can enjoy something different. One concern that it may be too "stuffy" for my husband. Any thoughts are appreciated. We will be on Beyond in November. May I also suggest that in addition, you consider Le Grand Bistro. IMO it is an often missed gem on EClass dining. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dreamer321 Posted June 17 #5 Share Posted June 17 I tried both and enjoyed Eden more. Le Voyage wasn't bad, I just enjoyed Eden. Give it a try yourself for a new experience. The service was definitely more formal in LV than Eden. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dazey Posted June 17 Author #6 Share Posted June 17 We always have lunch at Le Grand Bistro. Onion soup is especially good. Being from New England the lobster bisque was not my favorite but everything else was great. Maybe we will try both Eden and Le Voyage as they seem different in many ways. Thanks for the responses. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare KKB Posted June 18 #7 Share Posted June 18 19 hours ago, dazey said: Asking opinions on Le Voyage basically as we have dined in Eden several times and enjoy it but thought maybe we should try Le Voyage. I know it is much more expensive. Is it that much better? It seems to be more "formal" and has a feel similar to Murano in style. I have reviewed Le Voyage's menu and I certainly can enjoy something different. One concern that it may be too "stuffy" for my husband. Any thoughts are appreciated. We will be on Beyond in November. Have done both, tho Eden on Apex & Edge. Enjoyed both very much--you truly cannot go wrong with either. But I'm ALWAYS drawn to Eden as my 1st choice. It's not just the amazing food--but the views & the experience. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare keesar Posted June 18 #8 Share Posted June 18 There were very good deals on Le Voyage on the Ascent. But we stayed with Eden as the views werethe deciding factors. Views of the kitchen and views of the sea. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seacruise9 Posted June 19 #9 Share Posted June 19 Hi, I have dined at Eden and Le Voyage on both the Celebrity Beyond and Celebrity Ascent. I honestly liked both venues and enjoyed my meals. Le Voyage is more formal but I would not call it stuffy. The venues are very different because Le Voyage is small and quiet with no windows. In contrast, Eden is much larger with sweeping views across the back of the ship. Also, Eden is more lively because you frequently are able to hear the entertainment from above. I probably prefer Eden due to its wonderful views, but I recommend trying Le Voyage for something different. Chuck 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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