Grills Dining Experience

An Unforgettable Luxury Dining Experience

Sophisticated yet understated, our Grills Restaurants promise a dining experience virtually unrivalled at sea or on land. In fact, regular Grills guests cite the exceptional cuisine and exemplary service as the main reason for returning time and again.

You’ll soon understand why, as your Maitre d'Hotel greets you warmly by name, your friendly waiter shows you to your table with its crisp damask and glinting crystal, while the sommelier shares recommendations to accompany your selection and a table-side preparation adds extra flair to an unforgettable experience. Alternatively guests can order from the full Grills menu to dine in their suite, surely one of the ultimate private dining experiences available at sea.

In the Queens Grill Restaurant, let the a la carte menu act merely as a guide: our accomplished chefs will strive to fulfil any culinary request.

Intimate Luxury on a Grand Scale

“Our guests will not only experience the highest and most refined service standards at sea, but an excellent combination of the most prestigious food served with a unique smile from our true White Star Service crew.”
Ico Pranic - Senior Maitre d', Queen Elizabeth

“This is the most elegant and impressionable way of welcoming back our returning guests, as this leaves a lasting, memorable experience”.
Osman Pinaroglu - Senior Maitre D', Queen Victoria

The Grills Experience

The Grills tradition began aboard Queen Mary in 1936, when guests paid an extra tariff for an evening of dining and dancing in the sophisticated Verandah Grills. It proved so popular that Queen Elizabeth 2 continued this concept with her Grill Room; in 1972, her new Penthouse Suites were paired with a Grills restaurant, signalling the end of the extra tariff. Three years later, the Princess Grill was introduced for guests travelling in deluxe staterooms, followed by the Britannia Grill in 1990. During this time, Cunard Grills restaurants have consistently ranked amongst the very finest at sea.