Carnival Liberty dining

 






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On Carnival Liberty, the two main dining rooms offer the traditional set-tablemates, set-time dinner scenario (and are open-seating at breakfast and lunch). The Silver Olympian Restaurant is the nicer one in that it's located aft and so is framed by three walls of windows; the Golden Olympian is located in a more central spot. Both offer the same menus. At dinner, low-carb and vegetarian fare is offered as well as Spa Carnival choices. When I say that the highlight of our meal one night was watching the effervescent servers don wigs and jump up on serving stations to energetically dance to the strains of Lou Vega's "Hey Baby" (and they were awesome), well, that should say it all.

What I frankly found more appetizing than the main dining rooms was every other option for noshing on the ship. The two-level Emile's, a buffet venue, offers hot and cold buffet fare for breakfast and lunch (though I would advise folks in the mood for eggs to take a turn at the omelet station rather than eat the pre-made stuff). The food itself is displayed mostly in cafeteria-style lines, with desserts (and sometimes salads) occupying a kiosk of its own. A separate station also offers deli sandwiches; a "Taste of the Nations" station offers varying international cuisines. Don't miss Fish & Chips; located on the second level of the Lido, it's easy to bypass, but the offerings -- from calamari salad to scrumptious fried oysters -- were delightful and prepared upon request. Adjacent to the Lido, in the aft pool area, is the much-praised pizzeria and, on the opposite side, a counter for burgers, hot dogs and the like.

On the Promenade, two gustatory highlights include the Jardin Cafe (the coffee was great and the pastries and deserts ... well, let's just say they were irresistible) and the Origami Sushi Bar, adjacent (open evenings only).

Harry's Supper Club, a reservations-only gourmet experience, levies one of the highest service tabs in cruising -- $30 per person -- and it's worth every penny. Harry's specializes in quality cuts of filet mignon (and a 24-ounce porterhouse), lobster, veal chops, lamb chops and Chilean sea bass, and its wine list is definitely one of the industry's most intriguing. A combo performs during dinner (and, whether dining at Harry's or not, the venue has a lovely bar).

We tried Liberty's 24-hour room service numerous times (and testing the actual around-the-clock quality of the operation even found ourselves ordering tuna sandwiches at 3 a.m.) and it was exceptional. Items are fairly limited to salads and sandwiches (and continental breakfast unless residing in a suite), but they were fresh and well-made.

And if you're still not sated, Carnival's one of the few lines that still offer the occasional and splendiferous midnight buffet -- the Chocolate Extravaganza is worth missing a few hours sleep.

Sophisticated dining

Carnival has set the table for a first-class dining experience in the Golden and Silver Olympian Restaurants. The meals, including aged New York steaks, fresh seafood, low-fat Spa Carnival entrees and superb wines will be a celebration for your taste buds. The attentive service and delightful presentation complete these true culinary events.


Casual dining

For a more relaxed atmosphere with a spectacular view, sample the cuisine and the scenery at Emile's. Dine, either indoors or outdoors, on favorites such as: salads, pasta, chicken, shrimp and savory steaks. The food is delicious and the view is amazing. Enjoy!


Supper club

Every meal is a celebration at Harry's, our reservations-only Supper Club. For a nominal fee, you can spend a special evening in elegant style. Order top quality steaks and seafood favorites off of our fabulous menu reminiscent of an upscale steakhouse. Enjoy fine wine and live entertainment with your meal. Bon Appetit!


Satisfy every appetite

We haven’t forgotten about our youngest cruisers. Our children’s menu features plenty of kid-pleasing selections including” spaghetti with meatballs, hamburgers, hotdogs, pizza, roasted turkey, assorted desserts and much more. For added convenience, we also offer the “Fountain Funcard” which, for a one-time fee, provides unlimited soft drinks throughout the cruise.

Can't quite decided exactly what type of food you have a taste for? Nothing to fear our exquisite chefs and their tantalizing creations are here to your rescue. Such fine cuisines aboard a marvelous ship, what else could you possibly ask for? Our crew is also capable of satisfying the appetites of our young cruisers as well. We provide a variety of their all time known possible favorites.

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