The 7 Best Places to Eat on Royal Caribbean Ships

by  Fran Golden | Jan 30, 2017

Royal Caribbean is known as the “high adrenaline” cruise line, and their ships are filled with wacky activities you never thought you’d find at sea, from surfing and sky diving simulators to rock climbing walls, zip lines, and slides that plummet off the side of the ship. What the line is less known for is food, and meals in the main dining rooms and the buffets tend to be forgettable. That said, there are some very good eats onboard if you know where to look, especially if you’re not afraid to pay for the upgrade. Here, the seven best places to fuel up between basketball games, acrobatics class, bumper car competitions, and rock climbing.

Jamie's Italian on Anthem of the Seas / Royal Caribbean

Oasis of the Seas' 150 Central Park
Photo: Oasis of the Seas' 150 Central Park / Royal Caribbean

1. 150 Central Park

Where to Find It: Oasis-class ships

This spot may tie for the most expensive restaurant in the fleet, but it’s also the place you're most likely to be talking about when you get home. James Beard Award-winning Miami-based Chef Michael Schwartz created the menu, which focuses on artisanal ingredients. Located in the lovely Central Park part of the ship, the restaurant is small and romantic with lots of tables for two, the perfect place for a date night.

What to Order: We loved the lobster gnocchi with duck confit, and the tuna tartare and 18-ounce tenderloin (both of which are prepared tableside). Don’t have a sweet tooth? Go for the impressive cheese cart.

Cost: $45 per person


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