Dining question

gogetter · May 17, 2005

Hello,

I was wondering your thoughts on at your dining experience......what if other tablemates do not show?

Do you get mad? Should they at least come by and say.,...hey we are not dining room people so we will never be at dinner, start without us....is there any kind of prop[er ettiquette?

Your thoughts...pro and con....

gogetter · May 17, 2005

Hello,

I was wondering your thoughts on at your dining experience......what if other tablemates do not show?

Do you get mad? Should they at least come by and say.,...hey we are not dining room people so we will never be at dinner, start without us....is there any kind of prop[er ettiquette?

Your thoughts...pro and con....

gogetter · May 17, 2005

Hello,

I was wondering your thoughts on at your dining experience......what if other tablemates do not show?

Do you get mad? Should they at least come by and say.,...hey we are not dining room people so we will never be at dinner, start without us....is there any kind of prop[er ettiquette?

Your thoughts...pro and con....

Dan · May 17, 2005

If the seating is 615, we don't feel obliged to wait after 630 or so. Of course, on Carnival, we didn't skip the dining room, since there was nowhere else to eat, except for the buffet LOL.

Dan · May 17, 2005

If the seating is 615, we don't feel obliged to wait after 630 or so. Of course, on Carnival, we didn't skip the dining room, since there was nowhere else to eat, except for the buffet LOL.

Dan · May 17, 2005

If the seating is 615, we don't feel obliged to wait after 630 or so. Of course, on Carnival, we didn't skip the dining room, since there was nowhere else to eat, except for the buffet LOL.

phinfan63 · May 17, 2005

I would think the proper thing to do is to let your tablemates, maitre'D or someone know that you will not be there. Otherwise, I wouldn't wait more than about 10 minutes for them to show up. After all, you want to eat and get back to enjoying your cruise and they may never show up

phinfan63 · May 17, 2005

I would think the proper thing to do is to let your tablemates, maitre'D or someone know that you will not be there. Otherwise, I wouldn't wait more than about 10 minutes for them to show up. After all, you want to eat and get back to enjoying your cruise and they may never show up

phinfan63 · May 17, 2005

I would think the proper thing to do is to let your tablemates, maitre'D or someone know that you will not be there. Otherwise, I wouldn't wait more than about 10 minutes for them to show up. After all, you want to eat and get back to enjoying your cruise and they may never show up

DaCruzNut · May 17, 2005

I, usually, don't feel obligated to let my tablamates know that I won"t be joining them. Of course, if I know I"ll be skipping a meal, I wil advise them.

Usually, the waiter decides when to take the order, and serve dinner, so the onus is off you...