What speciality dining is available on Royal Caribbean?

Find out how speciality dining works on Royal Caribbean, including restaurants, reservations, dining packages, fees and dietary options.

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Speciality dining refers to selected restaurants and dining experiences that are not included in the standard cruise fare. Depending on the venue, you may pay a cover charge, choose dishes priced individually or use a dining package. Restaurant availability and charges vary by ship and sailing.

Royal Caribbean ships can offer a range of speciality restaurants, with options varying between ships. Depending on your ship, examples may include Chops Grille steakhouse, Izumi Asian cuisine, Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, Jamie’s Italian, Wonderland or 150 Central Park. Check the restaurants listed for your particular sailing before booking.

Reservations are recommended, particularly for popular restaurants, preferred dining times and larger groups. You may be able to reserve before sailing through Royal Caribbean’s Cruise Planner or after boarding through the app, the restaurant or onboard guest services. If you have not booked in advance, ask about availability as soon as you embark.

Royal Caribbean may offer dining packages that provide access to participating speciality restaurants for a set charge. Package terms, eligible venues and booking conditions can vary, so check the details for your ship and sailing. A package may not include every menu item or additional charges, depending on the restaurant.

Royal Caribbean can provide options for a range of dietary needs, but menus and preparation arrangements differ by venue. Tell the cruise line about any requirements when booking and speak with the restaurant team onboard. For severe allergies or medically necessary diets, discuss your needs in advance and confirm them again on the ship.