An Evening to Remember: Royal Caribbean’s New Lincoln Park Supper Club
A closer look at the Lincoln Park Supper Club, an upscale specialty restaurant onboard the brand new Star of the Seas, Royal Caribbean's second Icon Class ship.
Cruisers sailing on Royal Caribbean’s newest Icon Class ship, Star of the Seas, will discover a truly unique and immersive dining experience: the Lincoln Park Supper Club. This isn’t your average specialty restaurant; it’s a throwback to the glitz and glamour of 1930s Chicago, an intimate dinner and a show all in one.
A Night of Classic Sophistication
As you step inside, you’re transported to an era of classic sophistication. The ambiance is elegant and refined, with live jazz music setting the scene for a memorable night. The evening is a meticulously coordinated affair, with each of the six courses paired not only with a curated cocktail or mocktail but also with a musical act that complements the food and the Chicago theme.
Lincoln Park Supper Club | Photo Credit: Royal Caribbean
Lincoln Park Supper Club | Photo Credit: Royal Caribbean
Iconic Windy City Flavors
The menu is a celebration of iconic Windy City history and flavors, with dishes inspired by famous Chicago dining and nightlife spots. You can expect exquisite bites like crab ravioli with champagne beurre blanc, influenced by the legendary Chez Paree supper club, and a decadent take on the original Palmer House brownie. The main courses offer a variety of elevated options, including lamb and wagyu prime rib.
Booking Your Cruise
The Lincoln Park Supper Club on Star of the Seas is a premium, must-do experience for foodies and anyone looking for a special evening out. Now that you are ready to book your cruise on Star of the Seas, reach out to the experts at Harr Travel. We know the ships inside-and-out and have an amazing relationship with Royal Caribbean.
Our advisors will craft the cruise vacation of a lifetime for you, your friends, family, or group at an exceptional rate, and give you the Harr Travel signature service every step of the way.
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