Why does Guy’s P&A have table service for dinner? Could probably reduce the crew if staff served like lunch

[NutsAboutGolf]

This is how it is on the Celebration; would save us a ton of time if they did it cafeteria/staff-served

[jimbob22]

this way makes it easier for them to serve a small-portion meal, where it'll be a real hassle for you to get more of anything.

[DAllenTCY]

Cafeteria style is available for lunch on sea days.

 

David

 

[Old Fart Cruisers]

5 hours ago, NutsAboutGolf said:

This is how it is on the Celebration; would save us a ton of time if they did it cafeteria/staff-served

 

Just think how much crew they can eliminate if they start doing that in the main dining room  🤔 

[ray98]

11 hours ago, jimbob22 said:

this way makes it easier for them to serve a small-portion meal, where it'll be a real hassle for you to get more of anything.

 

LOL...."Sir here is your side of baked beans.  It is two spoon fulls in a condiment cup.  Enjoy!"

[klfrodo]

CC is back to pre-covid normal I guess

[jimbob22]

4 minutes ago, ray98 said:

 

LOL...."Sir here is your side of baked beans.  It is two spoon fulls in a condiment cup.  Enjoy!"

seriously dietetic portions at P&A.  You'd think Carnival is partnering with Weight Watchers...

[Joebucks]

You could say the same for any dinner venue

[havanadaydreaming]

a couple cruises ago we had the steakhouse booked for dinner.  we decided to switch to P&A a couple days beforehand - less $ but still a sitdown restaurant that was different from MDR.  less crowded.  

 

we found it good, not great.  but i dug the vibe.  and its the only place i've found Col EH Taylor bourbon at sea, which is a huge plus in my book!