Miracle: Chef's Table Dress Code

Is there a dress code for the Chef's Table or is it cruise casual? Thanks!

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The dress code is pretty much the same as the evening's dress code. That said, most people dress up a little more for the Chef's Table. I mentioned it in a post that I replied to just a few minutes ago, but I will repeat here - ladies should not wear spiked heels. Some areas of the kitchen during the pre-dinner tour have commercial flooring that is not heel-friendly ;)

The dress code is pretty much the same as the evening's dress code. That said, most people dress up a little more for the Chef's Table. I mentioned it in a post that I replied to just a few minutes ago, but I will repeat here - ladies should not wear spiked heels. Some areas of the kitchen during the pre-dinner tour have commercial flooring that is not heel-friendly ;)

We were told closed toe shoes and no heels. The kitchen floor is slippery. I wore sneakers with dress pants. I was glad I did. All other women showed up in heels. Lol. Nobody fell or slipped but I that floor is slippery.

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Did the Chef's Table two weeks ago on the Miracle.

Men wore everything from sports coats and ties to nice Hawaiian shirts (It was Hawaiian night on our cruise.)

Women wore dresses or black slacks and nice tops.

Flat, closed toe shoes were recommended but not required. Only one small area was the gal wearing the open-toed stilettos cautioned about.

The dress code is pretty much the same as the evening's dress code. That said, most people dress up a little more for the Chef's Table.

That's the impression I got. I'm glad I asked. I sail tomorrow!!! Thanks for everyone's input.