Specialty dinning

[francina]

Are children who order from the childs menu free?

 

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[Two Wheels Only]

"Kids 12 and under eat free from the complimentary kids' menu at all specialty restaurants. Excludes dinner and a show dining events." - NCL

[NMLady]

Are children who order from the childs menu free?

 

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They can eat free from the generic child's menu available in all restaurants including MDR. There is no child's menu just for a specialty restaurant.

[oregonian123]

They can eat free from the generic child's menu available in all restaurants including MDR. There is no child's menu just for a specialty restaurant.

 

Hi, do you have a copy of the Child's menu? Thank you.

[BirdTravels]

Are children who order from the childs menu free?

 

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There was a thread on this topic the other day. https://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2599948

[irishgal1970]

Hi, do you have a copy of the Child's menu? Thank you.

Just off the Epic and while I don't have a photo, I can recall pizza, burgers, and fries on it. There is also a dessert - I remember brownies, cookies, and ice cream. The child in our party was pleased and a couple of us were jealous of the pizza. [emoji2]

 

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[Two Wheels Only]

Hi, do you have a copy of the Child's menu? Thank you.

 

 

This is old but it is probably still accurate.

[MizDemeanor]

I might be in a distinct minority but I'd take the kiddies to the buffet and get them some good greens and lean protein and fill them up on that, and then get them what ever they wanted from this menu for dinner in the hopes that they never feel hungry enough to eat much of it. Sorry I am offending anyone since I think this was probably lunch too, and darn that's alot of limited choices.

 

I get they can handle it better than adults, but no greens, really???

[ColeThornton]

I might be in a distinct minority but I'd take the kiddies to the buffet and get them some good greens and lean protein and fill them up on that, and then get them what ever they wanted from this menu for dinner in the hopes that they never feel hungry enough to eat much of it. Sorry I am offending anyone since I think this was probably lunch too, and darn that's alot of limited choices.

 

I get they can handle it better than adults, but no greens, really???

 

 

Settle down. The Jello was green.

[MizDemeanor]

Settle down. The Jello was green.

 

Probably from The Emerald City.

[SouthLyonCruiser]

"Kids 12 and under eat free from the complimentary kids' menu at all specialty restaurants. Excludes dinner and a show dining events." - NCL

If you have a 12 year old are the choices on the kids menu adequate for someone that age.?

[wdsted]

I might be in a distinct minority but I'd take the kiddies to the buffet and get them some good greens and lean protein and fill them up on that, and then get them what ever they wanted from this menu for dinner in the hopes that they never feel hungry enough to eat much of it. Sorry I am offending anyone since I think this was probably lunch too, and darn that's alot of limited choices.

 

 

 

I get they can handle it better than adults, but no greens, really???

 

 

 

Parents who cave in to their children’s “picky” eating are teaching them the benefits of passive-aggressive behavior and setting them up to be food-fussy as adults. And typically this means an unhealthy high-fat, high-sugar diet. The reason there’s so much crap on the children’s menu is because that’s what children crave/demand and parents relent. Don’t blame this on NCL.

 

 

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[Port Power]

I might be in a distinct minority but I'd take the kiddies to the buffet and get them some good greens and lean protein and fill them up on that, and then get them what ever they wanted from this menu for dinner in the hopes that they never feel hungry enough to eat much of it. Sorry I am offending anyone since I think this was probably lunch too, and darn that's alot of limited choices.

 

I get they can handle it better than adults, but no greens, really???

I totally agree with you. Better to order a proper main meal with a side order of vegetables. "Children's menus" are not very nutritious.

[newmexicoNita]

There was a thread on this topic the other day. https://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2599948

I was going to say the same thing. I am sure it will help the OP with her questions.

[ColeThornton]

Just a thought though, I was wondering if someone had some young kids ordering food off the Kid's Menu if you couldn't ask the wait staff in the specialty restaurant for a simple side of veggies. I've always found them to be very accommodating, especially when it comes to young kids.