Where does one have a sit down Breakfast on the Edge (Non Blu or Retreat guest)

[Ferry_Watcher]

Hi, boarding the Edge this Saturday, and it will be our first time on an E Class ship.  While we normally book AQ, we opted for a regular SV room for this cruise.

Since there is no single MDR, where does a passenger go for a sit-down breakfast (not buffet).  

Any guidance or other insights would be appreciated.

 

As for dinners dinners - we do have two dinners booked in Eden, and in addition, purchased the 3 specialty dining package (1 lunch / 2 dinners).  We love Asian food, so thinking  one lunch and dinner at Raw on 5, and maybe one dinner at Le Petit Chef for the other dinner.  Any thoughts? 

 

Thanks so much.

[jelayne]

One of the MDRs, usually Cosmopolitan, is open for breakfast every day.  

[Tudy]

On sea days they serve breakfast in one of the main dining rooms. Not sure where they would serve a sit-down breakfast on port days. 

 

Just got off the Edge a week ago after being onboard for 39 days. We enjoyed Rooftop Garden Grille. The service was great and the food was great. We also enjoyed Fine Cut. We were impressed by neither the menu nor the service in Eden. Hopefully your experience will be better. We did meet a gentleman by the name of Daniel whose job was to rotate through the restaurants and troubleshoot any areas needing improvement. He had just rotated through RGG and Fine Cut. I am thinking he was going to Eden next or shortly, so hopefully you will have a wonderful experience.

[hcat]

one of the 4 mdrs will serve a full sit down bkfst..nice menu

 

other options:

 EDEN cafe counter take out service is usually open...tables  are located  in EDEN or just outside the Cafe,

 

SPA cafe... limited buffet style with limited seating

 

if you are CAP CLUB Elite.. bkfst is now usually in the Bistro.. not sure if it's plated or  buffet style

 

 

[Ferry_Watcher]

24 minutes ago, hcat said:

if you are CAP CLUB Elite.. bkfst is now usually in the Bistro.. not sure if it's plated or  buffet style

 

Sadly, not yet Elite (but working on it  :  )

[cruizingOmi]

2 hours ago, Ferry_Watcher said:

Hi, boarding the Edge this Saturday, and it will be our first time on an E Class ship.  While we normally book AQ, we opted for a regular SV room for this cruise.

Since there is no single MDR, where does a passenger go for a sit-down breakfast (not buffet).  

Any guidance or other insights would be appreciated.

 

As for dinners dinners - we do have two dinners booked in Eden, and in addition, purchased the 3 specialty dining package (1 lunch / 2 dinners).  We love Asian food, so thinking  one lunch and dinner at Raw on 5, and maybe one dinner at Le Petit Chef for the other dinner.  Any thoughts? 

 

Thanks so much.

We were on Beyond in March and LOVED Raw on 5,(we usually do the Lunch more than once) and for something different we did LePetit Chef, it was fun and we enjoyed the Presentation.We also enjoyed Dinner at Eden very much.

[Jim_Iain]

You have many good choices -  OVC of course, but Eden Cafe (free),  Aqua Spa Cafe for light breakfasts, Captain's Club Elite and above breakfast.   Al Bacio has pastries and coffee

[hcat]

2 hours ago, Ferry_Watcher said:

 

Sadly, not yet Elite (but working on it  :  )

 If not elite yet, hope you will get there soon!

 

Jim made another great suggestion..cafe Baccio  but just pastries.  Heard they niw have snall sammies at lunch time.

[quicklabs]

It's not a sit down, but I strongly recommend the Eden cafe for breakfast.  The food there is really

good.  (At least it was last year). 

[Northern Aurora]

1 hour ago, hcat said:

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Jim made another great suggestion..cafe Baccio  but just pastries.  Heard they niw have snall sammies at lunch time.

 

In April we were B2B in Japan on the Millennium -- and Cafe al Bacio did indeed have two types of mini-sandwiches.  I remember years ago when the old Cova Cafes and then the Cafe al Bacios had a selection of mini-sandwiches mid-day before rotating out to sweets in the evening hours.

 

We spent 40 nights on the Edge last fall, and while one of the MDRs was used for the Elite and higher Captain's Club breakfast one of the other ones was used for a sit down breakfast.

 

Regarding dinners, last fall we only dined once at Eden -- hopefully they were having an off night as the meal and service were not great.  If the weather is nice the Rooftop Grill is great.  And while we prefer Sushi on 5 we did enjoy Raw on 5 several times.  But the lunches at Le Grand Bistro were absolutely excellent  -- love that lobster bisque and its puff pastry cage.

[Ferry_Watcher]

Thanks everyone - embarking the Edge on Saturday.  I appreciate all the suggestions and info..

[Jim_Iain]

7 hours ago, hcat said:

 If not elite yet, hope you will get there soon!

 

Jim made another great suggestion..cafe Baccio  but just pastries.  Heard they niw have snall sammies at lunch time.

 

Recently they have also had 3 types of small sandwiches in the afternoon tea time.

[crzndeb]

@Ferry_Watcher I looked on the app at the MDR times, and it does look like it is the Cosmopolitan that serves breakfast. It was the only one listed with breakfast hours. See you in the morning! 🚆

[Ferry_Watcher]

1 hour ago, crzndeb said:

See you in the morning! 🚆

 

Can't believe it's finally here!