P&O Cruises

Food

P&O has jumped on the choice bandwagon in dining and offers a somewhat dizzying number of options, although actual menu offerings vary quite a bit across the fleet. Club Dining, with assigned seating, is available on all ships; Select Dining in specialty restaurants requires reservations and carries a small charge; Freedom Dining is an open-seating dinner offered in certain restaurants on Arcadia and Oceana. Meals are tailored to British tastes, so you will see a lot of curries on the menu. Requests for special diets such as diabetic, fat-free, vegetarian, and gluten-free can be satisfied with advance notice. A children's menu is available, and baby food can be provided upon request. Afternoon tea is served daily. There is a charge for items ordered from room service, but every cabin has tea- and coffeemakers.



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