Dream Restaurants / food options?

[Spring]

Dream,

With six restaurants from Italian to French and everything in between? is what they said in the information about the ship, But

 

I see only 4. Four Seasons Dining Room, Sun Terrace Dining Room, Terraces

Dining Room, and Le Bistro. There is the Sports Bar & Grill, but is that what there are calling a Restaurant. I know that Le Bistro is French, but which one is the Italian, could that be the Cafe and Pizzeria, (again a Restaurant?). I do not see anything that looks like a Buffet. Also, can someone tell me what they have for food in the Sports Bar.??

 

Thanks for all your help in advance.

[Velvet Teddy Bear]

hI..... YES THERE ARE SIX REGULAR EATING PLACES...

 

Four Seasons....Main Dinning Room

The Terraces...Main Dinning Room

Trattoria...Italian Dinning

Le Bistro....French Dining (only extra charge Dinning Room...$15.00)

I have eaten in all of these....very well done....except poor service in Trattoria...

 

Pizzeria....just that (glorified snack bar) open all day

Sports Bar and Grill/Buffet...(never tried this one..do not like buffets):p

 

Plus...

at lunch (weather permitting) BBQ by the pool..

at late night..Snacks set out in the casino (about 11;30)

AND there is room service....used for early morning coffee/Rolls by us

 

you can eat 24 hours a day if you wish.:D .....and the food was good everyplace we ate...

We were on board the Dream 10/15/05 and will board her again 11/25/06, having the same cabin....

 

hope this helps....

 

Till we all sail again...jus' me...jim...The Velvet Teddy Bear..:cool:

[Cruising Ken]

Not to mention, "Soup and Sandwiches" @ Lucky's Deck10 somedays.

[hotspur]

What was originally called "Sun Terrace" (and still is on the NCL web site deck plans) is now Trattoria, an Italian restaurant. We ate there most nights on our two Dream cruises and, unlike Jim, the VTB, we always found the service to be just fine and the room to be more comfortable--and with better views--than the other dining rooms. On those two cruises, by the way, there were certain special nights when the Trattoria served the same menu as was being served in the two main dining rooms (Four Seasons and Terraces), rather than an Italian menu.