Which night is lobster night on a 7 night cruise on Anthem of the Seas for this November - Thanksgiving week. Need to know so I don't make a reservation at a specialty restaurant.

[J.Smith]

When is lobster night on the Anthem of the Seas 7 night cruise this November 2022 - Thanksgiving week.  I need to know so I don 't make a specialty restaurant reservation on the same night.  Also does any one know how many and which nights are "formal" nights for that cruise. Thank you.

[J.Smith]

ok -- i'm new at this

[MaryS]

Looking at the app under Dining then Main Dining room you can pull up each nights menus.  Looks like day 6 which would be Friday 11/25 is lobster night.  Formal night is usually day 2 which is Monday 11/21.  Hope this helps  

[Susie]

Usually is on night 6 for 7 night cruise.

[mistertomatohead]

So what's on the menu for day 5?

I wonder how accurate those menus and schedules are precruise.

My upcoming one isn't consistent with the lunch schedule for specialty restaurants.  I do see which day they have lobster tail though. That's probably accurate.

[Pooch]

I will chime in with my usual “that’s not lobster!” post.  Warm water lobster tails, absolutely no taste, has to be drowned in butter.  It was a hard pass for me on Explorer last week.  Of course if you have no frame of reference, I’m sure it’s fine. 

[Ryan79]

16 minutes ago, Pooch said:

I will chime in with my usual “that’s not lobster!” post.  Warm water lobster tails, absolutely no taste, has to be drowned in butter.  It was a hard pass for me on Explorer last week.  Of course if you have no frame of reference, I’m sure it’s fine. 

Absolutely agree 100%. 

[mistertomatohead]

No wonder I have to get at least three of them. I guess it’s to find the taste.

[smokeybandit]

Agreed. lobster night is not what it used to be.

[ChessE4]

On 11/8/2022 at 5:46 PM, Pooch said:

I will chime in with my usual “that’s not lobster!” post.  Warm water lobster tails, absolutely no taste, has to be drowned in butter.  It was a hard pass for me on Explorer last week.  Of course if you have no frame of reference, I’m sure it’s fine. 

I don't think it matters. At home I don't eat any lobster, so what Royal serves is special. A true foodie can find fault with lots of dishes on the ship, but I still appreciate the effort Royal makes.  But I admit I skipped escargot last week for the first time in 18 years. In June it wasn't very good, so I've moved on.

[Pooch]

As I said, if you have no frame of reference…