Can anyone tell me if they barbecue on the Norwegian Pearl?

How does this have anything to do with the OP question? It does not!

You don't see a connection between barbeque and the South?

You must be a Yankee!

Lol oh brother this man carries a big spoon

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I would never be offended by you;). I've read some of your post I realize how you are.

 

 

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And I realize how you are! ;p

Thanks to everyone who answered my initial question.

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Thanks to everyone who answered my initial question.

 

 

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I'll tell you what...You should head on over to The Roundup in Boerne on Thursday night or to Torre di Pietra in Fredericksburg at 2:00 PM on Saturday or Fiesta Winery on 290 East at 2:00 PM Sunday and you will have the opportunity to hear some bonafide Texas music.

I hear they do barbacoa pretty well in Argentina.

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This was my experience on the Pearl last July:

They warmed up food over large charcoal grills by the pool on at least 3 days during our 7 day cruise. Our cabin overlooked the area and I saw nothing cooked. They wheel in big containers of cooked food, put on the grill for a warm up and serve it :(

I understand that in some of the ships they do have barbeque.

 

 

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Oh my goodness asubaru that sounds disappointing

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I hear they do barbacoa pretty well in Argentina.

 

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Well, that's because they are "Southern."

I hear they do barbacoa pretty well in Argentina.

That's enough to get me thinking about a South American itinerary!! :hearteyes:

That's enough to get me thinking about a South American itinerary!! :hearteyes:

Those ridiculously low rates look enticing, but the taxes and port fees are higher than the cost of the cruise. Then you have to deal with countries that have entry and exit fees as well as a slow visa process.