Thread: Can anyone tell me about the speciality restaruant on the Pride

Originally Posted by jsme

I seriously hate having to pay for dinner but isn't it so worth it??? I love those places and can not wait to find more out about David's. I can not wait until you guys cruise!! lol

Please remember we are doing a Pride group in November. If you have any idea, hints or anything please let me know. You can pm me or post on our group thread. Honestly I will be glad for any of your help with anything.

We are doing the Pride in April It's the Ladies Only Cruise so we should know allot about that ship when we get back LOL

I found this a little while ago.

Anyone who has enjoyed a meal out in a really fine dining establishment will appreciate the luxury of David's Supper Club, Carnival Pride's reservations-only alternative dining room located beneath the red glass dome at the top of the atrium. There's a $30 surcharge, which we felt was modest considering the selection, quality, quantity and preparation of the meal we were served.

Low-carb dieters will be ecstatic at the presentation of the humongous Porterhouse; at nearly two pounds, no one would need a potato for "filler." There are large and smaller versions of filet mignon, plus New York strip, lamb, veal, lobster tail and sea bass for main courses. The menu also includes appetizers, soups, salads, and a dessert selection that will make you weep because you're too full to enjoy everything on it. We particularly loved the New England crab cake appetizer, the exquisitely beautiful spinach salad and the lobster tail/filet combo.

Formal attire is required, and appropriate, considering the elegance of the surroundings. A jazz vocalist adds atmosphere but doesn't overwhelm conversation. After dinner, romance flourishes on the supper club's dance floor.

Originally Posted by jsme

I found this a little while ago.

Anyone who has enjoyed a meal out in a really fine dining establishment will appreciate the luxury of David's Supper Club, Carnival Pride's reservations-only alternative dining room located beneath the red glass dome at the top of the atrium. There's a $30 surcharge, which we felt was modest considering the selection, quality, quantity and preparation of the meal we were served.

Low-carb dieters will be ecstatic at the presentation of the humongous Porterhouse; at nearly two pounds, no one would need a potato for "filler." There are large and smaller versions of filet mignon, plus New York strip, lamb, veal, lobster tail and sea bass for main courses. The menu also includes appetizers, soups, salads, and a dessert selection that will make you weep because you're too full to enjoy everything on it. We particularly loved the New England crab cake appetizer, the exquisitely beautiful spinach salad and the lobster tail/filet combo.

Formal attire is required, and appropriate, considering the elegance of the surroundings. A jazz vocalist adds atmosphere but doesn't overwhelm conversation. After dinner, romance flourishes on the supper club's dance floor.

Just some FYI, Mary (Milliesmom) has cruised on the Spirit this year and you don't need formal wear unless its on formal night Otherwise it's Elegant Casual!

Originally Posted by Ziggy7

Just some FYI, Mary (Milliesmom) has cruised on the Spirit this year and you don't need formal wear unless its on formal night Otherwise it's Elegant Casual!

Is Elegant Casual at least a jacket and or tie....?

Originally Posted by becca23

Is Elegant Casual at least a jacket and or tie....?

Nope, neither. Nice dress shirt or silk shirt and slacks are good Same rules apply as in the dinning room, no shorts, t-shirts or tank tops. You can wear a jacket & tie though if you want

Thanks....Ziggy

Aloha Shirts...?

Long or short sleeves....?

Originally Posted by becca23

Thanks....Ziggy

Aloha Shirts...?

Long or short sleeves....?

silk aloha shirt, short sleeve, nice pants will do