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Silver Dining and Lounge on the Spectrum of the Seas
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Silver Dining and Loungeon Spectrum of the Seas

Exclusive suite dining experience.

Silver Dining and Lounge is a specialty venue available for an additional charge aboard the Spectrum of the Seas.

Additional cost$35–$55 per person
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The Silver Dining and Lounge offers a dining experience exclusively for guests with a suite-level cabin, providing an intimate and serene atmosphere compared to larger buffet areas. This venue serves a high-quality buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with food selections generally considered superior to those found in the Windjammer dining area. You can expect significantly smaller crowds, minimal to no lines for food, and easy seating, ensuring a relaxed and enjoyable meal. The ambiance is notably improved, and guests consistently receive great service. While there isn't a fixed bar for drink orders, a bar is wheeled in for happy hour during dinner, adding to the refined experience. It is often preferred even by gold-level passengers for its enhanced dining environment.

Pro tip

Opt for the Silver Dining and Lounge for a more intimate and serene dining experience with superior food and service compared to larger buffet areas.

// on the menu

The grilled salmon with herb sauce is a light, savory standout for suite guests. The chocolate lava cake with vanilla gelato is a decadent dessert option.

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Pricing

$35–$55 per person

Silver Dining and Lounge has an expected cost of $35–$55 per person. Free for suite guests, this venue charges non-suite guests a cover fee, bookable via Cruise Planner.

Attire

Smart casual attire, such as collared shirts, dresses, or slacks, is recommended for specialty dining like Chops Grille; some venues like Chef’s Table may suggest formal attire.

How to reserve

Specialty dining packages for Royal Caribbean cruises can be purchased both before you sail and once you are onboard. The pre-cruise option, available through the Cruise Planner on the Royal Caribbean website or app, is generally the best choice. This method often comes with discounted pricing and allows you to secure your reservations for specific restaurants and times well in advance, which is crucial for popular venues.

How to purchase

If you don't purchase a package ahead of time, you can still buy one on the ship at any specialty restaurant, but the cost will be higher. Royal Caribbean offers different packages, such as the Unlimited Dining Package, which includes dinner every night and lunch on sea days at specialty restaurants. It's important to be aware of any surcharges for certain high-end venues or menu items. All dining packages include an 18% gratuity.

Age restrictions

There are no specific age restrictions for Silver Dining and Lounge, but children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Good to know

Silver Dining and Lounge is reserved for guests with a suite-level cabin, typically operates from around 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and smart casual attire is suitable.

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