What's included at the cafe?

[DebbieMo]

On our 2 carnival cruises I've never visited the cafe. Is anything included there or is it all for extra charge?

[klfrodo]

What Café are you talking about and on which ships?

[Harrier1961]

If you are speaking of the Blue Java Cafe (I think that is the name), everything is ala Carter pricing. They are kinda like a Starbucks. Coffe, lattes, teas, milkshakes, desserts, etc.

 

 

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[DebbieMo]

What Café are you talking about and on which ships?

 

 

 

The coffee bar

[coevan]

If you have the drink package you can get free coffee, but otherwise everything on the menu has an additional cost.

 

 

 

With Cheers, you can anything to drink for free, just no food

[Micahs Grandad]

In the morning some pastries are at no charge

[Woodfaerie]

I believe that buying a slice of Mile High cake from the coffee bar is a right and responsibility of a cruise addict. Last sailing, me and my cabin mates each bought a slice (chocolate for me, carrot cake for them) and it took us about 3 days time to finish them off. Truth be told, we each brought a tupperware container packed in our suitcases for that specific purpose so we could store left over in the fridge. Imagine this scenario: 4 women aged 19 - 57, sitting on their balcony, not so silently moaning due to the explosive ecstasy of feeling no guilt in eating a 2000 calorie slice of heaven. well, maybe a little guilt. oh so worth it.

[salty dingo]

... everything is ala Carter pricing.

That means prices are inflating at about 20%.

[cruise_mojo]

hey dingo that will fly right over the head of most! :p

 

mebbe you should Rosalyn up yer bow and fiddle a tune about it.... say like the devil went down to Georgia!?!;p

[mzloolue]

hey dingo that will fly right over the head of most! :p

 

mebbe you should Rosalyn up yer bow and fiddle a tune about it.... say like the devil went down to Georgia!?!;p

 

Why would you call a man who has worked tirelessly and quietly for many years for various charities "the devil"?

[serene56]

I believe that buying a slice of Mile High cake from the coffee bar is a right and responsibility of a cruise addict. Last sailing, me and my cabin mates each bought a slice (chocolate for me, carrot cake for them) and it took us about 3 days time to finish them off. Truth be told, we each brought a tupperware container packed in our suitcases for that specific purpose so we could store left over in the fridge. Imagine this scenario: 4 women aged 19 - 57, sitting on their balcony, not so silently moaning due to the explosive ecstasy of feeling no guilt in eating a 2000 calorie slice of heaven. well, maybe a little guilt. oh so worth it.

Oh mi gawd those cakes are so decadent. I hope it’s still the same when we sail in August

[Silent Penguin]

Why would you call a man who has worked tirelessly and quietly for many years for various charities "the devil"?

 

I'm guessing cruise_mojo was aiming for a reference to Georgia and not that the man was the Devil. I could be wrong.

[cruise_mojo]

remember I was just splainin the joke, a careful reading of the entire thread shows someone posted " ala carter "pricing

 

another poster mentioned a price inflated by 20% or something like that.......

[gopackgo21]

I was on the Breeze last month and the desserts were priced very well! $2.95 for a giant slice of cake. My husband and I shared a few pieces. The round "White Chocolate Cake" was amazing!

[DebbieMo]

I believe that buying a slice of Mile High cake from the coffee bar is a right and responsibility of a cruise addict. Last sailing, me and my cabin mates each bought a slice (chocolate for me, carrot cake for them) and it took us about 3 days time to finish them off. Truth be told, we each brought a tupperware container packed in our suitcases for that specific purpose so we could store left over in the fridge. Imagine this scenario: 4 women aged 19 - 57, sitting on their balcony, not so silently moaning due to the explosive ecstasy of feeling no guilt in eating a 2000 calorie slice of heaven. well, maybe a little guilt. oh so worth it.

 

 

 

That’s awesome! I always wanted to try the cakes but there’s always so much to eat and by the time I remember to go get cake or we’re walking by, I’m not hungry. I’ll have to plan for it and have to remember tupperware.

 

 

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