shellybe
July 27th, 2004, 12:11 AM
My husband and I have just returned from an
Alaskan cruise on the Amsterdam. The ship was beautiful, clean and comfortable. Our stateroom, catagory B with a balcony, was everything we expected. The weather was warm and sunny and I came home with a great tan from relaxing ouside on the Lido deck. My only negative was the food - Although the descriptions on the menu were mouth - watering, and the presentation and service were supurb, the actual food was tasteless. Everything was bland and tasted like cafeteria food. Since this was our first cruise, I wonder if blandness is a necessary result of preparing so many meals to be served at the same time. Since our cruise was, in all other ways, so wonderful, I would like to continue cruising but seek a more interesting dining experience. Any ideas?
Alaskan cruise on the Amsterdam. The ship was beautiful, clean and comfortable. Our stateroom, catagory B with a balcony, was everything we expected. The weather was warm and sunny and I came home with a great tan from relaxing ouside on the Lido deck. My only negative was the food - Although the descriptions on the menu were mouth - watering, and the presentation and service were supurb, the actual food was tasteless. Everything was bland and tasted like cafeteria food. Since this was our first cruise, I wonder if blandness is a necessary result of preparing so many meals to be served at the same time. Since our cruise was, in all other ways, so wonderful, I would like to continue cruising but seek a more interesting dining experience. Any ideas?