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They have a plate with 2 appetizers from the different places to eat for you to take. You could probably take 2-3 if you'd like. They have different things on different days. Should be listed in the Fun Times. I tried the spiced pumpkin soup. It was delish :) No lines, just go up and get. They will have a sign telling you what the items are

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here's info from carnival on the taste bar:

 

http://www.carnival.com/onboard/cruise-food/taste-bar.aspx

 

basically, each night they feature a small hors d'oeuvre inspired by one of the branded venues, like the steakhouse, red frog, blue iguana, etc.

 

they are small hors d'oeuvres, not 'appetizer' size, but you can of course go back for seconds (or thirds!). in my experience i've enjoyed them all.

 

they're typically served on little plates, often with a little cup on them too, like pumpkin soup, and not really intended to be taken back to the room.

 

it's typically open from 5.30-8.30 as a 'stop on the way' or 'snack' before dinner...

 

there is a line but they move very quickly - they are always pre-plating and i've never waited more than 2 or 3 minutes i'd say.

 

i like it and recommend it. also, they typically feature a drink special at the adjacent (typically casino) bar, which is a decent 'happy hour' deal. give it a shot :)

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On the Victory a couple weeks back it was open on the first night, the next night which was a Sea day and then again on the final night. They were open 5-8 and on our sailing offered 2 small dishes from Cucina del Capitano, Blue Iguana Cantina, and Red Frog Pub.

 

I liked what we were served but everything was served with a toothpick. None of the options were "Tooth pick friendly" really, especially the small bowl of soup!

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We were on the Conquest last week (sigh, I wish we were still there) and it was in the Fun Times when it would be open and what restaurant it was featuring. It was not open every night but at least three that I can remember.

 

I HIGHLY recommend the Alchemy Bar. Adri, Jovana and Milan are the best. They made our week so much more enjoyable. Don't look at the menu, just tell them what you typically like to drink and they'll hook you up.

 

Enjoy. :)

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