Marella Celebration offers all the hallmarks of modern cruise dining with open seating that lets you dine where and when you fancy. Their relaxed restaurants have everything from help-yourself buffets to multi-course dinners with waiter service. A la carte dining and a weekly Gala Reception and black-tie-and-cocktail-frock dinner bring an upmarket edge to meal times.
When it comes to extravagant dining, this place is a real gem. Pick the likes of lobster thermidor and lamb rack from the à la carte menu, and enjoy attentive waiter service in contemporary surroundings. Just so you know, a cover charge applies and you’ll need to make a reservation.
The Terrace Grill is two restaurants in one. In the evenings, it's an eatery where you can get steaks cooked just the way you like them on hot stones. During the day, it’s the place to come for light bites like pasta and salads. Just so you know, a cover charge applies in the evenings.
Marella Celebration welcomed a brand new restaurant for winter 2014. Kora La serves Asian dishes, with interiors that echo the exotic menu. Just so you know, a cover charge applies.
This spacious, low-ceilinged room is warmly decorated and offers breakfast, lunch and multi-course dinners with waiter service. Open seating means you’ll get a different table and different waiters for each meal.
There’s a laid-back and friendly feel to this self-service buffet restaurant, which has an indoor and an outdoor dining area. It offers a huge choice of hot and cold meals, from full-cooked breakfasts first thing in the morning to lunchtime carveries and curries for late-night munchies. International theme nights – such as Indian or Mexican – are held every week.
You’ll find a room service menu in the Life Onboard magazine in your cabin. You can order 24 hours a day and the bill will be added to your onboard account.