When you are cruising.........

[JoeyandDavid]

Neither one of us like to dress up (we have to do that every day at work), so we like to be really casual when we are on vacation .

see.. i wasnt thinking the clothes thingy.......I was thinking the waiting on "me" thingy...... LOL

[mercedes]

Neither one of us like to dress up (we have to do that every day at work), so we like to be really casual when we are on vacation .

see.. i wasnt thinking the clothes thingy.......I was thinking the waiting on "me" thingy...... LOL

Ooh, ok, but that wouldn’t get us to go more often .

[Dan]

Wherever they have food is where I'm eating food LOL. Breakfast is usually buffet because we don't usually get up and about when the dining room is serving. Lunch depends on how late breakfast was and what things are going on that we want to attend. Often on a sea day, it's more of a constant "grazing" through the day, instead of an actual lunch. Grab a burger or pizza on the way from one event to the next, or swing by the buffet for a salad and sandwich.

[avie]

It varies according to whim! Prefer breakfast in the room (or veranda) when we have a relatively early shore excursion or wish to see a particular point of interest; otherwise, its the dining room. Lunch in various venues throughout the ship with the exception of the main buffet. Dinner in the dining room; also try to hit the specialty or alternative dining venues at least once per trip.

Avie

[gymbrat33]

Breakfast and luch in the buffet and dinner n the dining room.

[Lisa63]

Breakfast is almost always in the dining room for us. Actually, I enjoy breakfast in the dining room more than I enjoy dinner in the same venue (although I enjoy that, too). There's a great selection, usually, and I love being treated so wonderfully first thing in the morning.

Dinner is also in the main dining room, with perhaps one night in the specialty restaurant. When we are on NCL, we usually go to Le Bistro once, the Pasta Restaurant once (no extra charge), and the main dining room the remaining nights. Although there was one night in Bermuda that we weren't terribly hungry, so we went to the buffet and it was fine.

Lunch is where we have the most variation. We'll go to the dining room, if it's open, otherwise the buffet. On every cruise we also try to have at least one lunch in port to sample the local cuisine.

[jakoury]

We just graze all day, but eat in the dinning room for evening meals. We get the late seating and just enjoy the meal and new people we meet at the table.