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BritanniaDo not worry, dining is a Cunard specialty and highly regarded as some of the best on the sea.
The main dining room, Britannia, can serve 1,351 passengers at any given time, with open seating for breakfast and lunch. There are plenty of extra dining options to spread out the crowd. The Britannia club offers semi-private dining for guests staying in deluxe balcony rooms, while the Princess Grill and the Queens Grill are for passengers in the luxurious suite level rooms.
A few specialty eateries, like Todd English, La Piazza, and Lotus are available with a reservation and an extra fee.
King’s Court has food all day, with a buffet for breakfast and lunch. They serve an afternoon and late-night snack as well. You can eat there in the evening for dinner when they start to serve from an a la carte menu for a $10 cover charge.
Smaller venues also have food, like the Golden Lion Pub, Sir Samuel, and the Boardwalk Grill, all great for an unscheduled meal during the day.
The Waterford crystal and the Wedgewood china in most of the restaurants are just some of the elements of elegance that speak to the overall quality of a Cunard cruise.
| Restaurant Name | Cuisine | Restaurant Cover Charge |
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| Brittania Restaurant | Seafood, International | |
| Sir Samuel's | Comfort Food, French, American, Healthy Eating, Vegetarian | |
| Princess Grill | Unknown, Seafood, International | |
| Queen's Grill | International | |
| King's Court | Comfort Food, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Cookout, American, Thai, Pan-Asian, Healthy Eating, Vegetarian | |
| Todd English | Comfort Food, American |
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Britannia
This main restaurant can serve most of the ship at one time. The food was mostly very good, with a few exceptions. Read More... |
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Kings Court
This casual buffet is split into four sections for a variety of dishes. Read More... |
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Todd English
Super success Todd English has his own restaurant on the Queen Mary 2. We didn’t buy into the hype though. Read More... |
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Britannia Club
Passengers staying at the Deluxe level and above are invited to dine in this exclusive main dining room. Read More... |
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Princess Grill
The Grills restaurants are the premier main dining rooms on the Queen Mary 2, exclusive to passengers staying in the highest level or rooms. Read More... |
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Queens Grill
The Grills restaurants are the premier main dining rooms on the Queen Mary 2, exclusive to passengers staying in Grills level rooms. Read More... |
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In-Room Dining
The room service menu is a little shorter than we would hope, and the presentation was definitely beneath Cunard’s regular standards. Read More... |
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Drinks
The wine and beer menus are certainly extensive. Mixed drinks come from a menu that will wow the most sophisticated mixologists. Read More... |
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