QUEEN MARY 2 DINING
Dining has always been the premier event of any Cunard voyage, a
gustatory celebration where superb culinary creations are proudly served by
waiters trained in the fine art of Cunard White Star ServiceSM . Clearly,
lavish dining is the centerpiece of the QM2 experience, as well - with vastly
expanded menus and venues.
QUEEN MARY 2 RESTAURANTS
There are 10 restaurants in all, a team of chefs that includes culinary
advisor Daniel Boulud, one of the world's most famous chefs, and the
celebrated Mediterranean and TV culinary luminary Todd English. As with
the custom of ocean liners in the past, each QM2 stateroom is matched
with a reserved table at a sea-view restaurant, complemented by the largest
wine selection afloat. Of course, you can always make reservations at one
of the many optional dining alternatives. Or don't dine out - dine in! Room
service is available 24 hours a day.
Britannia Restaurant:
QM2's main dining room:
Make a grande descent down the sweeping stairway of the splendid,
3-story Britannia Restaurant, reminiscent of the opulent dining salons of the
past.
Princess & Queens Grill Restaurant:
If you're staying in one of the Q categories, savor the sublime creations of
the Queens Grill, or the Princess Grill for P category guests. Cunard's Grill
restaurants have been long acclaimed by food critics as the finest dining
experience at sea.
QUEEN MARY 2 ALTERNATIVE DINING RESTAURANTS
Todd English
Enjoy delectable Mediterranean cuisine -- al fresco if you choose. Owner of
the internationally famous Olives of Boston among others, Todd English, is
one of America's leading chefs. He has been named both "Rising Star
Chef" and "Best Chef: Northeast" by the James Beard Foundation, received
the Robert Mondavi Award for Culinary Excellence and was named one of
the "Top 50 Tastemakers" by Nation's Restaurant News. Chef English has
appeared in numerous television shows including his own TV series
Cooking in with Todd English. And he's more than a great chef. In 2001,
English was named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People."
Reservations are required and a surcharge applies at this popular eatery.
Kings Court
You can enjoy a casual breakfast or lunch in Kings Court. At night it is
transformed into four intimate dining venues: an Asian restaurant, an Italian
trattoria, the Carvery, and the Chef's Galley, where guests experience one of
the most unique epicurean adventures anywhere. Here in a festive
atmosphere, diners enjoy an interactive experience as the chef reveals his
culinary secrets before their very eyes. Reservations are required and a
surcharge applies at this popular eatery.
Golden Lion Pub
Fine lagers, ales and pub snacks are served in this charming British pub
where you can enjoy a pint and watch televised sporting events.
Boardwalk Café
Enjoy lunch at this casual eatery near the pool - in your bathing suit if you
choose.
Winter Garden
A proper British afternoon tea can be taken in the Winter Garden or Queens
Grill Lounge. Naturally it's served freshly brewed (no tea bags here),
complete with scones, clotted cream, fresh pastries, finger sandwiches
and white glove service.
Dining has always been the premier event of any Cunard voyage, a
gustatory celebration where superb culinary creations are proudly served by
waiters trained in the fine art of Cunard White Star ServiceSM . Clearly,
lavish dining is the centerpiece of the QM2 experience, as well - with vastly
expanded menus and venues.
QUEEN MARY 2 RESTAURANTS
There are 10 restaurants in all, a team of chefs that includes culinary
advisor Daniel Boulud, one of the world's most famous chefs, and the
celebrated Mediterranean and TV culinary luminary Todd English. As with
the custom of ocean liners in the past, each QM2 stateroom is matched
with a reserved table at a sea-view restaurant, complemented by the largest
wine selection afloat. Of course, you can always make reservations at one
of the many optional dining alternatives. Or don't dine out - dine in! Room
service is available 24 hours a day.
Britannia Restaurant:
QM2's main dining room:
Make a grande descent down the sweeping stairway of the splendid,
3-story Britannia Restaurant, reminiscent of the opulent dining salons of the
past.
Princess & Queens Grill Restaurant:
If you're staying in one of the Q categories, savor the sublime creations of
the Queens Grill, or the Princess Grill for P category guests. Cunard's Grill
restaurants have been long acclaimed by food critics as the finest dining
experience at sea.
QUEEN MARY 2 ALTERNATIVE DINING RESTAURANTS
Todd English
Enjoy delectable Mediterranean cuisine -- al fresco if you choose. Owner of
the internationally famous Olives of Boston among others, Todd English, is
one of America's leading chefs. He has been named both "Rising Star
Chef" and "Best Chef: Northeast" by the James Beard Foundation, received
the Robert Mondavi Award for Culinary Excellence and was named one of
the "Top 50 Tastemakers" by Nation's Restaurant News. Chef English has
appeared in numerous television shows including his own TV series
Cooking in with Todd English. And he's more than a great chef. In 2001,
English was named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People."
Reservations are required and a surcharge applies at this popular eatery.
Kings Court
You can enjoy a casual breakfast or lunch in Kings Court. At night it is
transformed into four intimate dining venues: an Asian restaurant, an Italian
trattoria, the Carvery, and the Chef's Galley, where guests experience one of
the most unique epicurean adventures anywhere. Here in a festive
atmosphere, diners enjoy an interactive experience as the chef reveals his
culinary secrets before their very eyes. Reservations are required and a
surcharge applies at this popular eatery.
Golden Lion Pub
Fine lagers, ales and pub snacks are served in this charming British pub
where you can enjoy a pint and watch televised sporting events.
Boardwalk Café
Enjoy lunch at this casual eatery near the pool - in your bathing suit if you
choose.
Winter Garden
A proper British afternoon tea can be taken in the Winter Garden or Queens
Grill Lounge. Naturally it's served freshly brewed (no tea bags here),
complete with scones, clotted cream, fresh pastries, finger sandwiches
and white glove service.
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