150 Central Park
Farm-to-Table Luxury on the High Seas
150 Central Park is a must-visit dining option on your Royal Caribbean cruise ship. This elegant and upscale venue takes farm-to-table cuisine to the next level by featuring locally sourced ingredients that are at the peak of their season. From delectable appetizers to elevated classic entrees, every dish is bursting with flavor and sure to please your palate. And don't forget to save room for their irresistible desserts. Of course, no fine dining experience is complete without a perfectly paired drink. Luckily, 150 Central Park offers a carefully curated drink list featuring craft cocktails and a variety of wines. You'll definitely find something to cheers with at this exquisite restaurant. Located inside the Central Park Sanctuary, an open-air neighborhood with over 33,500 real plants, 150 Central Park is a feast for the senses. Inspired by New York City's famous green oasis, this restaurant exudes a romantic date night feel. Channeling some of the city's most exclusive dining establishments, 150 Central Park offers a luxurious six-course menu developed by acclaimed Miami chef Michael Schwartz. So whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking to indulge in an unforgettable dining experience, 150 Central Park is the place to be on your Royal Caribbean cruise.
Pro Tip
Pro Tip: Make sure to make reservations for 150 Central Park in advance, as it is a popular and luxurious dining option on the Royal Caribbean cruise ship.
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150 Central Park will cost extra as it is considered a Specialty Dining venue. Prices may vary based on timing and availability. Expect a price range between $40 and $85, depending on the restaurant. If planning to eat at multiple specialty dining restaurants, you can book a package to save money. Current pricing can be found in your Cruise Planner.
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When enjoying 150 Central Park, feel free to wear attire matching Royal Caribbean's 'smart casual' dress code. This will be slightly dressier than your standard dinner attire. As as example, consider collared shirts, dresses, skirts and blouses, or pantsuits. Jackets, sports coats and blazers are snazzy and welcomed.