A la cart restaurants on dining package

[BusyBlond]

We are sailing on the Prima in December.  Can you use your dining package for an a la cart restaurant? Specifically the Food Republic, if so, what are you allowed to order on the package?

[hallux]

This gets asked A LOT.  The T&C's of the promotion even calls out Cagney's and Le Bistro (both a-la-carte), identifying specifically that only one entree is allowed for at those venues.

 

Yes, even Food Republic.  i believe you are allowed up to 4 items from the menu for each dining credit.  Maybe it's two?

 

Here's a previous thread (from May this year) specifically about FR (first result in the Google search: NCL specialty dining credit food republic)

 

[Two Wheels Only]

"For Food Republic, Pincho, Sushi and Wasabi, an SDP meal includes 4 menu items."-FAQ

[BirdTravels]

3 hours ago, BusyBlond said:

We are sailing on the Prima in December.  Can you use your dining package for an a la cart restaurant? Specifically the Food Republic, if so, what are you allowed to order on the package?

Your dining package is good at Cagney's, Le Bistro, Onda, and Palomar where you can order appetizers, one entrée, and desserts. 

 

Your dining package can be used at Food Republic, and Namas where it is good for 4 items off the menu. We actually split our dining package when we go to Food Republic and have 4 dishes for one lunch and 4 dishes at another lunch. 

 

Your dining package is good for dinner at Hasuki where you can pick a dinner off the menu and have the chef cook it at the table.  

 

[GaryWT]

We sailed with the basic 2 meal package.  We got 1 app, 1 soup or salad, 1 entree and 1 dessert. If we had ordered anything else they would have charged us for it.

[KeithJenner]

9 minutes ago, GaryWT said:

We sailed with the basic 2 meal package.  We got 1 app, 1 soup or salad, 1 entree and 1 dessert. If we had ordered anything else they would have charged us for it.

They may have told you that they would have charged you for it, but they wouldn’t.

 

The only courses which are actually restricted are entrees. If you order more than one of them then you would be charged.