Chefs Table

[pumbaa70]

anyone know how much Chefs table cost?

 

Also what are the menus like as we might want to do but have to find place for kids

 

Thank You

[Colo Cruiser]

anyone know how much Chefs table cost?

 

Also what are the menus like as we might want to do but have to find place for kids

 

Thank You

 

Chef's Table Luminaire.

$115pp Royal/Regal

 

Chef's Table.

$95pp on other ships.

 

Usually 3 different rotating menus.

[lmentzer]

We did the Chefs Table on a Panama Canal Cruise. The chef said this was the only time he got to plan his own menu. Not a set menu. It was terrific. Far far better then the speciality restaurants. A bit pricey, but well worth the cost. Will try to do it again on any future cruise.

[GUT2407]

On Emerald it was $100 with wine $90 without.

 

Unfortunately we couldn't do it as the wife is a vegan

Edited April 3, 2017 by GUT2407
Darn autocorrect Vegan, not virgin.

[f-mattox]

Here is one menu that might give you an idea what to expect. We've done it three times and it was different each time--but always fabulous.

 

[JF - retired RRT]

Absolutely amazing meal!!

Do it, if you get the chance.

[taxatty]

We've done it twice--expensive but very worth the money--the service could not be better and the food was outstanding.

[geoherb]

Our favorite part of the meal is the hors d'ouevres served in the galley. That is where we have seen the chefs take the most chances with creativity. So far, our main courses have all been the same--the "Trio of Beef, Veal and Pork Tenderloin on Medieval Spiked Flamblé Roaster Jus." We've done it three times.

[XBGuy]

A year ago on the Crown Princess.

 

 

 

The price a year ago was $95 pp ($80 w/o wine). I think that price is now out of date.

[dockhl]

Had a great time on our 5th (?) Chef's Table on the Ruby in December....

here is a link to Michael's Mazatlan album---the Chef's Table pics are toward the end...