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JoeyandDavid · October 4, 2007

When you remember your past crsuies.... Whether because it's your favorite or maybe because it was so dog gone bad :biggrin: .....What is the first food item that comes to mind?...

For me its the chilled soups.. mmmmmmm good!

Dan · October 4, 2007

I think of those ruebens on the Victory. As well as bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, toast, fruit salad and all that other breakfast buffet stuff I never have at home.

sailingrose · October 5, 2007

2 items really stand out for me, any RCI cookie and the fresh made waffles on Celebrity.

Suzila · October 5, 2007

Warm Chocolate Molten Dessert on Carnival Cruise Lines.

If they served only that to me for the entire cruise, I'd be happy.

OceanAngel · October 5, 2007

Strawberry Bisque, Mango Bisque,

Gregswife · October 5, 2007

Baked Alaska - I had it for the first time on our first cruise.

OceanAngel · October 5, 2007

Baked Alaska - I had it for the first time on our first cruise.

I am gonna be honest EVERYTHING!!!

jacketwatch · October 5, 2007

Honestly it comes from our second cruise because the first on the Splendour of the Seas had no meals that were so memorable. Our second cruise was on the Destiny which had many very good entrees but the most memorable food was the baked Alaska. :biggrin:

Its all in the presentation, lights out of course :biggrin:

Joanandjoe · October 5, 2007

Asking for, and getting, crab benedict (eggs benedict with crab instead of meat) from room service breakfast on the Regent Seven Seas Navigator. Second place goes to the wonderful breakfasts in the Pinnacle Grill on the Noordam - almost worth booking a suite to get the breakfasts. Yes, our most memorable meals were breakfasts!

As an aside, the Pinnacle Grill breakfast may be in second place overall, but the Pinnacle Grill dinner wouldn't make our top ten. We're simply not steak house fans. As noted below, our meal in the restaurant that the Pinnacle Grill replaced does make the list.

Most memorable lunches: buffets on the Wind Surf, especially the seafood salads--a different one each day.

Most memorable dinner: tie between the Italian dinner in the Odyssey room on the Rotterdam, before they converted the rooms into the Pinnacle Grill; and the Italian dinner in Portofino on the Seven Seas Mariner. The singing waiters made the Portofino meal more fun, but the food was better in the Odyssey. (Why, oh why, did they replace it was a boring steak house?) Third place: the seafood barbecue on the Wind Surf.