List your favorite main dining room meals

[mariemorgan]

I'm a first time cruiser so forgive me for being naive, but does this mean that it's a cheese sampler!?! and i don't have to suffer through trying to pick just one?! haha do they serve it with any sort of bread? i love the option of a cheese course in place of a sweet dessert!

 

Here's a picture I found from it. I don't know when this picture was taken

 

[TimeYet?]

My favorite meal item is the crabcakes. I love them so much, I usually get them as an appetizer.

 

A close second, would be all the sugar free dessert choices.

 

Carnival does a really good job of making sure that even the diabetics have a new and different dessert each night. I do wish they would add a sugar-free version of the warm chocolate melting cake. It does look wonderful :p.

 

Hurry up August!!!!

[jobster71]

Thanks for the menu. That helps feed my food picture addiction.

[jobster71]

They also have chocolate covered Strawberry.

[Azure Moon]

Salad:

•garden salad (without dressing) with lemon wedges so I can squeeze the juice over the salad.

Then either:

•West Indian Pumpkin Soup

•stuffed mushrooms

•crab cakes

Entree:

I don't have a favorite in the main dining room. I try anything that has the least amount of sauce on it.

Dessert:

•Spa Carnival (diet) cake (orange, coconut, banana, or mango)

[Rstamper]

Double order shrimp cocktail, NY steak - perfectly cooked, Sweet & Sour shrimp, Cheese sampler, Creme brulee..... all great!

 

Can't wait for the shrimp cocktail, NY steak and, my favorite, Creme brulee. I will be on the Freedom a week from this very minute. Thanks for posting the pics.

[Julie Koefoot]

Hello,

 

I am hoping someone can help me. I'm looking for a thread that had pictures of food. It's been a month or so since I've seen it. If you could help me find it I would really appreciate it.

 

Thanks

Julie

[mariemorgan]

A member post's pictures on his website. I'm not sure about the thread.. Let me see if I can find it.

 

In the meantime here's a website w/ food.

http://www.zydecocruiser.com/splendor/food_porn_8day.htm

http://www.zydecocruiser.com/splendor/food_porn_3day.htm

http://www.zydecocruiser.com/splendor/food_porn_12day.htm

 

His website always makes me drool! I hope he doesn't mine me posting the links.

 

Here's a thread.. it isn't very long though: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=384362

[Julie Koefoot]

marirmorgan,

 

Thank so much, I know it is here somewhere and it is making me crazy. I was trying to find it so I could show it to some of the people I will be cruising with.

 

Thanks

Julie

[Julie Koefoot]

I am still looking for that thread that had dozens of food photos. Please help if you can, wish I remembered who started the thread. If all else fails perhaps I will try to start another one, hopefully people won't mind posting their photos again.

 

Thanks

Julie

[mariemorgan]

Was it this one?

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=794898&highlight=food+pics

[crusinpsychRN]

I wonder why poster said oysters rockefeller don't usually have spinach. Every recipe I've seen they do. Still haven't been able to find out what ship had that.

[blessedwith12]

I'm cruising in 17 days, and just went through this thread to write down some food choices that sound wonderful that I've never tried before. (Also, really I'm just wanting to get this thread active again - love reading about all the food!)

[mpwarder]

My God, those pics have put me in full countdown mode even though I'm ten weeks from cruising.

[tabster]

Besides my normal favorites of stuff mushrooms, and french onion soup and any med rare piece of red meat, a pleasant surprise for me was the Beef Stroganoff! It was so creamy and yummy! I had never had it before and that is why I just love to try new dishes on cruises. So many wonderful things out there that I would never try at a land restaurant

[SavannahMoon]

My God, those pics have put me in full countdown mode even though I'm ten weeks from cruising.

 

Same here only I'm FIVE MONTHS from cruising! :eek:

 

AND on my pre-cruise diet! :D

[SFCruisers]

Prime rib and lobster on the same night, love surf and turf. On the Victory in Dec. they had the crab & lobster cakes as an appetizer, I could have made a meal out of them, very nice.

I can't believe I haven't seen this, for dessert order a plate of fresh tropical fruit along with your chocolate melting cake, dip the fruit in the melting cake, think about that combo.

[jimiam]

Does anyone know if they serve Lobster on the 5 day Holiday cruises out of Mobile? Thanks.

 

Oh, by the way. My favorite are the steaks, baked potato's, ceasar salad, and of course warm chocolate melting cake, again and agian and again and ag!!!!!!!

 

I was on the Holiday the end of January and yes they did serve lobster on elegant night.