Is there a Chart Room style lounge on the Queen Elizabeth?

Looking at photos of lounges on the Queen Elizabeth I see nothing like the QM2 Chart Room - a quiet, warm, simple and classic place for a pre dinner drink. The lounges look cold and lacking in intimacy. Cafe Corinthia seems the closest to the QM2 Chart Room but do they serve drinks or only coffee / tea?

Looking at photos of lounges on the Queen Elizabeth I see nothing like the QM2 Chart Room - a quiet, warm, simple and classic place for a pre dinner drink. The lounges look cold and lacking in intimacy. Cafe Corinthia seems the closest to the QM2 Chart Room but do they serve drinks or only coffee / tea?

The Commodore Club on both the Queen Elizabeth and Victoria keep the shades up in the evening in contrast to the Mary (the bridge is located below the Club on them, whereas the Mary's bridge is above and subject to light reflection that obscures the operational view). You might find it to your liking - lovely to watch the sunset there with a drink and canapés. Not sure about drinks in Elizabeth's Carinthia, but we were able to have drinks there on the Mary.

Yes, they serve drinks in Cafe Carinthia, in addition to teas and coffees. This is a popular spot both during the day and for pre-dinner drinks. The other option is the Midships Bar, one deck above, plus the Commodore Club as already mentioned.

Some people don't like the fact that neither Cafe Carinthia nor the Midships Bar are closed off rooms (like the Chart Room on QM2) so you are aware of people walking past. Personally this never bothers me.