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I have been reading reviews on CC and have seen lunch and dinner menus. As a non meat eater dinner looks fine as I can always get salmon. What about lunch? What is on the lunch buffet if the menu items are something I do not eat?

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You won't have a problem at lunch. I don't eat meat either, and I had no problem either on the Viking Rhine Getaway in 2014 or the Grand European last year. They always had salad fixin's at lunch along with a meatless soup. The lunch appetizers often had a non-meat selection. Sometimes there would be fish as a lunch option. On the Grand European trip, often there was a specialty pasta. They usually were meatless, but the chef would create it at the buffet counter so you could always ask for meatless. If you're on a longship, the Aquavit Terrace is great for lunch in nice weather. There are many options there too, and always at least one that is meatless.

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Viking's river boats have a buffet lunch in the lounge as well as the sit-down lunch in the dining room. We always found it better to go to the lounge. It doesn't take as long, and it isn't as filling. I do it meat, but there is always a salad, fruit, bread, etc. in the buffet.

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You may also want to mention it when you book. Viking has several menu options that are not printed. I'm lactose intolerant and each morning I'd be given the lunch & dinner menu to see what I could order and how they could work around it, they were very accommodating. I think several meals offered some type of fish or chicken (don't know if you eat chicken) choice.

 

 

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I have been reading reviews on CC and have seen lunch and dinner menus. As a non meat eater dinner looks fine as I can always get salmon. What about lunch? What is on the lunch buffet if the menu items are something I do not eat?

 

 

Let me also add to the conversation that you won't have any issues finding meatless options for any meal with Viking. We are both vegetarian and Viking did a great job with all meals on our two cruises so far. Just make sure that you mention it both at time of booking and to the restaurant staff.

 

Enjoy!

 

Jeff

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I don't eat any fish or seafood and found that to be predominantly featured on many of their menus--either as a salad/appetizer or entr?e. There is always a vegan entr?e on dinner menu and salmon is always available as their fish choice (if you don't care for the other daily options...which usually include a fish entr?e.)

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