SKIP MAIN DINING! 13 Reasons to Eat in the Cruise Buffet

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The creator discusses various advantages of choosing the cruise ship buffet over the main dining room. She highlights the wide variety of food options available, ranging from comfort foods and casual items like burgers to fresh salad bars and fruit. The buffet is presented as a casual dining alternative for passengers who wish to avoid dressing up after a long day by the pool. For families, the buffet offers a kid friendly environment where children can select their own meals, and the creator suggests using an early buffet meal as a strategy to facilitate a parent date night. Other benefits mentioned include the ability to access fresh and healthy food, the freedom to control portion sizes, and the speed and efficiency of the service compared to the formal dining room. Additionally, the creator notes that buffets often provide diverse drink options, the ability to take snacks back to a cabin, and excellent ocean views through large windows. Finally, she suggests that the buffet serves as a helpful change of pace for travelers who may feel fatigued by formal dining schedules.
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the truth is that there are many good reasons that you may want to go to the buffet and even skip the main dining room on your next Cruise
I find that most cruise ship buffets are just getting better and better and in particular with their variety and their quality
if you're cruising as a family with kids and by the way I have a little extra tip here but honestly is there a better place to be with kids than a buffet
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