REGENT SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER CRUISE SHIP: INSIDE LOOK & REVIEW OF DINING / RESTAURANTS
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this duck and watermelon salad is exceptional that's probably enough your stard instead
it's the best thing ever
I really really enjoyed it and ate every last little bit up
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This ship carries only 750 passengers but has EIGHT RESTAURANTS - HOW INCREDIBLE IS THAT?! Sorry if this makes you hungry, but I thought it would be useful for cruisers to see all the different restaurants/eateries available to eat at on board Regent Seven Seas Explorer - as far as cruise ships go, the dining options and restaurants available for a ship this size is phenomenal. There are so many restaurants and all passengers are allowed to eat once at the three specialty restaurants: French bistro Chartreuse; Prime 7 Steakhouse and Pacific Rim which is a fusion Asian restaurant. Then there's the main dining room called Compass Rose which has a knockout blue crystal chandelier as a centerpiece and serves dinner on designer Versace plates! The menu/food here is exceptional with an amazing range of dishes you can order whenever, like lobster, steak, lamb chops or Dover Sole. This video also takes a look at the buffet (called La Veranda), the poolside grill, the cafe and Sette Mari - this is a non-specialty Italian restaurant which is open every night as an alternative to the main dining room. This video will help you decide where to have breakfast, lunch or dinner - and if you haven't yet cruised with Regent Seven Seas Cruises then this video will make you want to sail with them for the food alone!