Dining in cabin for dinner

[JeffElizabeth]

12 hours ago, OlsSalt said:

 

Some of the easiest and lightweight things to pack are dressy night items. The fun continues. Any sort of sparkle tops are just fine. Virtually unwrinkable, to stuff in a corner of a suitcase. Even a light weight dinner jacket for men is an easy pack staple.

 

So there must be other reasons besides packing and weight allowances, but that is the way it goes these days. 

A full tux does take up room,  but pretty easy to travel with a sport coat, often I wear it on the plane. The flight crew seem to take better care of you with it on. 

 

Back to the room service question,  anyone else find it not as good? Seems like they always forget something or the food isn't as warm? And I hate eating hunched over the two of us on a tiny coffee table?

[CruiserBruce]

1 hour ago, JeffElizabeth said:

And I hate eating hunched over the two of us on a tiny coffee table?

Totally get that. THAT would be a serious reason not to be ordering dinner in our cabin.

[DaveOKC]

1 hour ago, CruiserBruce said:

Totally get that. THAT would be a serious reason not to be ordering dinner in our cabin.

Unless you are in a Neptune, the tables are tiny.

 

[CruiserBruce]

1 minute ago, DaveOKC said:

Unless you are in a Neptune, the tables are tiny.

 

Yep, true!