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Holland America Eurodam
Does anybody here have experience on the Eurodam? It's a fairly new
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Thanks Wilf for responding. My husband and myself usually like to eat
in the buffet. I was told on the Eurodam the food in the buffet is not self service. Were the lines long for food? We will have to eat in the dining room for dinner with our friends. I hate getting dressed up for dinner. |
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On Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:55:55 -0600, BikeRider50 wrote:
We just came back from a week on Eurodam in a full suite. Wound up only eating dinner in the dining room 1 night. We ordered dinner in the suite the nights we didn't go to alternative dining. They would bring the dinner menu every morning and we found that it was much easier to dine in then to go to the dining room. Quicker too. Dinner would arrive within 10 minutes of calling. No waiting for the waiters and for each course. Breakfast on the balcony every morning. We had a private cabana which I can highly recommend, but you have to pay for it as far in advance as you can. If you wait until you get on the ship, they will all be sold out. The cabana boys would bring us lunch from the Lido each day at the cabana. We'd tell them what we wanted and they go fetch it. I can't work out why people like you take cruises when you seem to prefer to stick to yourselves rather than mix with the angry hordes of passengers that cohabit the ship with you. Surely you would be better off locking yourselves in at home and calling for pizza deliveries when you get hungry. You will save a lot of money that way. |
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Wilf wrote:
wrote: Thanks Wilf for responding. My husband and myself usually like to eat in the buffet. I was told on the Eurodam the food in the buffet is not self service. Were the lines long for food? We will have to eat in the dining room for dinner with our friends. I hate getting dressed up for dinner. Buffet was, as far as I remember, self service during my holiday last year but that's not to say they may not have changed things since then, of course. Ah, thinking about it, for dinner, part of the buffet did become a served restaurant, although I never used it in the evening. However, there was a self-service section available too. -- Wilf |
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In article , Wilf
wrote: Buffet was, as far as I remember, self service during my holiday last year but that's not to say they may not have changed things since then, of course. Not sure what is meant by self service. On the Holland American Westerdam which I just returned from, and the Celebrity Constellation which I was on a few weeks ago you did not serve yourself most items. You told the lido crew behind the steam table what you wanted and they put it on the plate. On Princess in the summer you served almost every thing yourself except for carved meats. -- Charles |
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On 12/13/09 10:19 PM, in article
, "Charles" wrote: In article , Wilf wrote: Buffet was, as far as I remember, self service during my holiday last year but that's not to say they may not have changed things since then, of course. Not sure what is meant by self service. On the Holland American Westerdam which I just returned from, and the Celebrity Constellation which I was on a few weeks ago you did not serve yourself most items. You told the lido crew behind the steam table what you wanted and they put it on the plate. On Princess in the summer you served almost every thing yourself except for carved meats. Self-service is not about who puts in on your plate, but about who puts your plate on your table. In general on HAL ships in the Lido you take the food to your table. A waiter may offer to bring it to your table if you look much older than 85, or if you are female and attractive. |
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