Main dining menu in England

Does anyone know what the main dining room menu looks like on the independence in England and France

Does anyone know what the main dining room menu looks like on the independence in England and France

I believe it's the same old "spice" named menus they have had for several years now. There may be some differences in an entree here and there.

http://www.royalcaribbeanpresscenter.com/download-press-kit/7/

I believe it's the same old "spice" named menus they have had for several years now. There may be some differences in an entree here and there.

 

 

http://www.royalcaribbeanpresscenter.com/download-press-kit/7/

I agree the menu is pretty much the same from Southampton as it was from Barcelona or Venice.

Soups, escargot and steak available every night.

It is the same menu but will have different specials, pies and Indian food and the like. The promenade cafe will be the same, the usual staples with a few British influences.

That’s our findings anyway when comparing our Oasis cruise at Easter to our usual UK sailings.

There isn't any real difference

less likely to get Lobster

The only difference I've found is in the Windjammer at breakfast where you have an 'English breakfast' area. Here you will get proper back bacon (not that horrible fried to death fatty stuff that gives streaky bacon a bad name), proper baked beans, black pudding (which is wonderful fried despite what everyone says...they are wrong!) and sometimes even fried bread!

Simon

PS You may have gathered I love a proper British breakfast!!:D

The only difference I've found is in the Windjammer at breakfast where you have an 'English breakfast' area. Here you will get proper back bacon (not that horrible fried to death fatty stuff that gives streaky bacon a bad name), proper baked beans, black pudding (which is wonderful fried despite what everyone says...they are wrong!) and sometimes even fried bread!

 

Simon

 

PS You may have gathered I love a proper British breakfast!!:D

You can't beat a good full English breakfast.

I believe it will be the same menu but no lobster. On the other had I took a cruise from Barcelona and the food at the windjammer was amazing. Shrimp every day, great selection of desert etc..

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The only difference I've found is in the Windjammer at breakfast where you have an 'English breakfast' area. Here you will get proper back bacon (not that horrible fried to death fatty stuff that gives streaky bacon a bad name), proper baked beans, black pudding (which is wonderful fried despite what everyone says...they are wrong!) and sometimes even fried bread!

 

Simon

 

PS You may have gathered I love a proper British breakfast!!:D

Forgot about the vast improvement in Bacon

The only difference I've found is in the Windjammer at breakfast where you have an 'English breakfast' area. Here you will get proper back bacon (not that horrible fried to death fatty stuff that gives streaky bacon a bad name), proper baked beans, black pudding (which is wonderful fried despite what everyone says...they are wrong!) and sometimes even fried bread!

 

Simon

 

PS You may have gathered I love a proper British breakfast!!:D

I have to admit, I really enjoy the English bacon.:)

I have to admit, I really enjoy the English bacon.:)

Order some from here Bob and have it shipped to your home, excellent quality http://www.parkersbritishinstitution.com

Order some from here Bob and have it shipped to your home, excellent quality www.parkersbritishinstitution.com

They have two kinds of bacon, wet cured and smoked. Which is closest to what RC serves?

The only difference I've found is in the Windjammer at breakfast where you have an 'English breakfast' area. Here you will get proper back bacon (not that horrible fried to death fatty stuff that gives streaky bacon a bad name), proper baked beans, black pudding (which is wonderful fried despite what everyone says...they are wrong!) and sometimes even fried bread!

 

Simon

 

PS You may have gathered I love a proper British breakfast!!:D

I was surprised to see on Radiance of the Seas in Sept on cruise to Hawaii both Cumberland sausage and black pudding on breakfast fare in the windjammer,

They have two kinds of bacon, wet cured and smoked. Which is closest to what RC serves?

I think the plain wet cured is what RC serves, both are good although I prefer smoked.

I think the plain wet cured is what RC serves, both are good although I prefer smoked.

Thank-you.

I think the plain wet cured is what RC serves, both are good although I prefer smoked.

Just for an alternative view i prefer bacon not smoked :D

Just for an alternative view i prefer bacon not smoked :D

Guess I'll have to get both and compare.:D

Guess I'll have to get both and compare.:D

Are you going to try the black pudding too?

Seem to recollect you were thinking about it previously.

Are you going to try the black pudding too?

Seem to recollect you were thinking about it previously.

Absolutely not. I've tried that on the ship and I don't intend to even try to acquire a taste for that!

Absolutely not. I've tried that on the ship and I don't intend to even try to acquire a taste for that!

:')

There is a new menu called “celery” ( only a Chelsea fan will get the irony of that one [emoji15]!) which as fish fingers as a starter!!

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Absolutely not. I've tried that on the ship and I don't intend to even try to acquire a taste for that!

Try pease pudding with bacon.

Absolutely not. I've tried that on the ship and I don't intend to even try to acquire a taste for that!

Nothing personal Bob, but like I said, you are wrong!;) Fried black pudding with breakfast is an essential!

Try pease pudding with bacon.

The pease pudding reminds me, if you get a chance, try proper butcher's ******s (not those terrible mince balls that Brains sell) with loads of mash, pease pudding and gravy...proper comfort food!:hearteyes: If you don't mind losing your teeth, try pork scratchings as well. These again are miles better from a butcher than the pre packed ones in the supermarkets. I am getting very hungry!!!!

Simon

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Does anyone know what the main dining room menu looks like on the independence in England and France

Off Independence last weekend. One thing I noticed was there were two different curry choices each day on MDR menu