Purchase this menu
Menu from Commander's Dinner and Carnival night on the S.S. Princess Alice. signed by the Chief Engineer Aug. 21, 1930.
What can I say? Cruise ship menus can be an art form in itself. Back in the day, they had works of art on the front, and inside was printed the menu for that day, catching a moment in time. Now, ships have so many restaurants you can't try them all in once cruise, and the menus don't change. Celebrity's Eclipse even has a menu on an ipad! Here, I've shared some of my collection of ship menus - if you have any to share, please do!
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Canadian Pacific S.S. Princess Alice 1930
Monday, November 29, 2010
Cunard White Star R.M.S. Queen Mary 1950 Dinner Menu
Purchase this menuThe cover is by Stanley Jezzard and features an English waterfront scene. The menu is for Dinner on the R.M.S. Queen Mary, Monday, January 23, 1950, in Cabin Class. There are some items on the menu that you just don't see on a menu these days: Creme St. Louis, Jugged hare a l'Anglaise (sounds awful), and Congress Pudding for dessert.
Labels:
Cunard Line,
ocean liner,
Queen Mary,
Trans Atlantic
Olympic Dining Room - Celebrity Millennium
This is a "hand-out" menu from the "Millie," Celebrity Cruise Lines Millennium. The Olympic Dining Room is a specialty restaurant, where there is a $35 service fee. The walls of the dining room are lined with original panels from White Star's Olympic, a sister ship to the Titanic.
The story goes that when the Olympic was scrapped, the panels were purchased and installed in a country estate in England. Celebrity Cruise Line bought the estate when it came up for sale, took out these panels, and then resold the estate. The panels were installed in this dining room. Well worth it.
The Warm Goat Cheese Souffle is worth a visit alone....
The story goes that when the Olympic was scrapped, the panels were purchased and installed in a country estate in England. Celebrity Cruise Line bought the estate when it came up for sale, took out these panels, and then resold the estate. The panels were installed in this dining room. Well worth it.
The Warm Goat Cheese Souffle is worth a visit alone....
Labels:
Celebrity Cruises,
cruise ship dining,
Millennium,
Olympic Dining Room,
specialty restaurant
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