The Local Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night snacks. All food items are included in your cruise fare at no extra charge.
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Thank you. Going on the pirma in 2 weeks which has a local. The menu seems a bit different that the O'Sheans (spelling) that we've been used to on their other ships.
Please have 20 carrot cakes for me!
Should we eat them or just tape them to our thighs?
LOL! On second thought, can you make a quick stop at FedEx at your first port and overnight them to me?