27 Oasis of the Seas Dining Options
Roger and I are the first to admit we’re foodies. We love amazing meals, on land and sea, and we enjoy trying new foods. Here in Little Rock, our favorite restaurant meals include Brave New Restaurant and Sonny Williams Steakhouse, with a sad nod to Vermillion Water Grille, which recently closed. On sea so far, our best meal ever has been the Chef’s Table aboard the Caribbean Princess, with the Enchanted Dinner aboard the Norwegian Spirit running a close second. And, we’ll probably have new favorites as we continue to experience other cruise lines and ships.
In the meantime, we just enjoyed a brief 2- night cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas, and we were so surprised to find so many dining options – some are just casual and easy, while others promise to be an amazing dining experience. Since we were Royal Caribbean’s guests prior to their inaugural sailings, we were only able to tour many of these restaurants. So, here’s what we found in just two days: more…
Weight Watcher member, and my plan is to maintain my healthy weight for the rest of my life. Weight Watcher members often ask me for tips to stay on course with their weight loss during their vacation. My tips always include drink at least 6 – 8 oz. glasses of water every day, smile as you tell your servers “the food is fine, I’m just full, really!”, push back an elbow’s length from the table when you’re satisfied, have a couple bites of dessert, and always take the stairs instead of the elevators. So, I was really excited to see Weight Watchers publish their own tips for staying healthy on a cruise on their website. I’ve attached the article here for you to read. The authors are Bruce Weinstein and Mark Scarbrough, and you can find this article entitled, “Don’t Let an Ocean Liner Sink Your Healthy Lifestyle”, at 
I’ve asked some wonderful friends and guests of ours, Lee Whitman and Michael Daschuk, to share their tips for first time cruisers. Today their sharing tips about dining on the ship in this final post of their 4-part series. In Part 1, they shared 
I’ve asked some wonderful friends and guests of ours, Lee Whitman and Michael Daschuk, to share their tips for first time cruisers. Over the next week, their series of posts will include information about arriving at port, check-in at the cruise terminal, boarding the ship, dealing with lost luggage, stateroom details, and dining details. Yesterday, they shared