Legend of the Seas has more places to eat than you’ll get to on a single cruise. She’s Royal Caribbean’s third Icon Class ship, and on top of the venues the class is known for, she debuts two dining experiences you won’t find on any other ship: Royal Railway – Legend Station and the Hollywoodland Supper Club. We filmed the restaurants, cafés and food halls on Legend during her first season. This guide walks you through what’s included, what costs extra, and which reservations to make first.
Royal Railway – Legend Station, a dining experience you’ll only find on Legend of the Seas. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Legend of the Seas Dining at a Glance
Venue lineup per Royal Caribbean as of October 2026. Prices and inclusions can change, so check with your Harr Travel advisor before you sail.
The Restaurants Only on Legend
Royal Railway – Legend Station
Deck 6, Forward
This is dinner as a show. You walk into a recreated train station, hand your ticket to the conductor, and pick up one of five signature cocktails you can only get here before you board real train carriages. Booths seat two on one side and four on the other. Once the curtains go up, screens in the windows make it feel like the train is rolling through your dining destination, and the waiters play a part in the story. The menu is themed around the Silk Road. Book it the moment reservations open, because seats are limited.
The station platform at Royal Railway – Legend Station (rendering). Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Hollywoodland Supper Club
Deck 8, Forward
Legend’s top dining experience is an intimate, multi-course dinner that celebrates old Hollywood. Each course comes with a paired cocktail and a live performance from a piano, a bass and a singer. Tables are for two and four, there’s a dress-up requirement, and it books up early. It’s Legend’s version of the supper clubs on Icon and Star of the Seas, with a film-history theme.
Hollywoodland Supper Club on Legend of the Seas (rendering). Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Included Dining on Legend of the Seas
Main Dining Room
Decks 3–5, Aft
The three-story Main Dining Room serves dinner every night, plus breakfast and lunch depending on whether it’s a sea day or a port day. Tables range from two-tops to parties of 10. You choose between two styles of dining. My Time Dining works restaurant-style, roughly 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., with a possible short wait at peak times. Set dining gives you the same table, waiters and tablemates every night. Ask your travel advisor to arrange your dining time and seating before you sail.
A rack of lamb from the Main Dining Room menu. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Windjammer Marketplace
Deck 15, Aft
The buffet starts with the “washy washy” handwashing station at the entrance. Instead of one long line, the room has two mirror-image sides with separate stations: a bakery right at the entrance, waffles, fruit, carved ham and bacon, made-to-order omelets and eggs, drink stations and a full bar. On a sea day, breakfast usually wraps up around 11:00 a.m. and the egg station becomes a hot grill for lunch. Dinner has a different theme each night. Seating has been greatly expanded, including tables along the windows that look down into Surfside.
A plate of favorites from the Windjammer Marketplace. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
AquaDome Market
Deck 15, Forward
This complimentary food hall sits inside the AquaDome. You can pick up crêpes, Korean rice bowls with marinated beef or chicken, scallion pancakes and kimchi, Cajun gumbo with shrimp, sausage or chicken, al pastor tacos with your own toppings, and Spanish tapas at La Española. Simply Pressed, the juice and smoothie bar, has moved here from the spa. It’s one of the best places on the ship for a quick lunch with a view.
A hazelnut, chocolate and banana crêpe from the AquaDome Market. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Park Café
Deck 8, Midship
Central Park’s grab-and-go café serves breakfast sandwiches and pastries in the morning. Later in the day you’ll find the famous Kummelweck roast beef sandwich, pressed sandwiches, a full salad bar, soups, fruit, desserts and unlimited cookies.
Park Café’s famous roast beef Kummelweck sandwich. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Pearl Café
Deck 6, Midship
At the top of the Pearl, the Promenade’s moving centerpiece, Pearl Café serves quick bites from morning until late at night. It has a full coffee bar and lounge seating facing floor-to-ceiling windows. It replaces the Café Promenade on older Royal ships. See it in our Short:
Sorrento’s Pizza
Deck 5, Forward
Sorrento’s serves complimentary, unlimited pizza from late morning until the early hours. Pepperoni and cheese are always on, and there’s a rotating sampler each day. It’s the place to be at 1:00 a.m.
Pepperoni pizza by the slice at Sorrento’s. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
El Loco Fresh
Deck 15, Midship
Up by the pool, El Loco Fresh does build-your-own tacos with beans, rice, chicken, beef and pork, plus nachos with cheese sauce, quesadillas and burritos. Cantina Fresca next door handles the margaritas.
Build-your-own tacos at El Loco Fresh. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Basecamp
Deck 16, Aft
Thrill Island’s snack spot keeps you close to the slides. Order the smashburger with tots. There are also hot dogs and chicken fingers, a bar for the adults, and picnic-style seating.
A smashburger and tots at Basecamp. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Surfside Eatery, Surfside Bites and Sprinkles
Deck 7, Aft
Families with younger kids barely need to leave Surfside. Surfside Eatery is a buffet tailored to kids, with ice cream. Surfside Bites serves churros, burgers, hot dogs, popcorn chicken and fruit skewers. Sprinkles has soft serve on the go.
Family-friendly plates at Surfside Eatery. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Surfside Bites in the Surfside neighborhood (Icon Class sister ship shown). Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Specialty Restaurants on Legend of the Seas
Izumi Hibachi & Sushi
Deck 8, Forward
Izumi is two restaurants in one. The sushi side has rolls, sashimi, nigiri and a sushi bar you can sit at. On the teppanyaki side, the chefs put on a show while they cook seafood, steak, chicken and fried rice. You can order sushi from the teppanyaki side too. It’s one of the best restaurants on the ship.
Dinner and a show at an Izumi teppanyaki table. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Izumi in the Park
Deck 8, Forward
This takeout window in Central Park serves sushi and chicken karaage. It also has the best ice cream on the ship, served in fish-shaped bubble cones.
Danny’s tip: “Izumi in the Park has the best ice cream on the ship, and it’s not even close. I always get the bubble cone.”
A grab-and-go sushi box from Izumi in the Park. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Chops Grille
Deck 8, Forward
Royal Caribbean’s original steakhouse is even better on Legend. Start with the shrimp cocktail or crab cakes, then go for the ribeye. Signature cuts are available as an upgrade. You can also sit outside in Central Park.
Dinner and drinks at Chops Grille. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Hooked Seafood
Deck 15, Forward
Hooked has Cape Cod-style decor, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a raw bar where you can pull up a seat for oysters. It’s open for lunch on sea days and for dinner. The menu runs from lobster to coconut shrimp, and the fish sandwich is a lunch favorite.
The lobster roll at Hooked Seafood. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar
Deck 6, Midship
Giovanni’s serves pastas, antipasti and entrées family style, with pizza from a wood-fired oven. The pizza with ricotta and hot honey is the one to order. There’s also a full wine bar you can eat at. It’s very popular, so book early.
Sharing pizza at Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Pier 7
Deck 7, Aft
Pier 7 is a sit-down restaurant in Surfside with Californian coastal cuisine and all-day brunch. You can eat inside or outside next to the playscape, so kids can play while you wait for your food.
Danny’s tip: “Pier 7 is my family’s favorite restaurant on the Icon Class. Go for the sea-day brunch pancakes, and the Santa Maria steak at dinner.”
A fresh bowl from Pier 7 in Surfside. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade
Deck 6, Aft
Playmakers has TVs all around, beer on tap, pool, foosball and arcade games, plus late-night eats. Don’t miss the campfire cookie. Food here is à la carte.
Game-day bites at Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade. Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Suite Dining: Coastal Kitchen and The Grove
Coastal Kitchen: Decks 16–17, Forward · The Grove: Deck 18, Forward
Suite guests get two more restaurants. Coastal Kitchen serves an upgraded breakfast, lunch and dinner, with views over the AquaTheater, so you can watch rehearsals by day and shows at night. Junior Suite guests may be able to dine there in the evening, depending on availability. Your Harr Travel advisor can confirm the details for your cabin. The Grove, on the suite sun deck, is a Mediterranean-inspired spread of salads (try the watermelon and feta), meats and cheeses, and desserts. Star Class guests also get unlimited specialty dining.
The Grove, the suite-only sun deck and restaurant (Icon Class rendering). Photo: Royal Caribbean International
Tips for Booking Dining on Legend of the Seas
- Reserve the two Legend originals first. Royal Railway and Hollywoodland have limited seats and are in high demand.
- Compare dining packages before you sail. Royal’s Unlimited Dining Package covers most specialty restaurants, but some experiences, including Royal Railway, add a surcharge even with the package. Your advisor can tell you whether a package makes sense for your sailing.
- Set your Main Dining Room plan ahead of time. Choose My Time Dining or a set dining time and table before you board.
- Don’t skip the included venues. AquaDome Market, Park Café and Sorrento’s hold their own against plenty of paid restaurants.
Where Legend of the Seas Sails
Legend spends her summers in the Western Mediterranean, sailing from Barcelona and Rome (Civitavecchia). In the winter she sails the Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale, with stops at Perfect Day CocoCay. Our port guides cover where to stay and what to do before you board.
Watch the Full Legend of the Seas Tour
Want to see it all for yourself? Our full ship tour goes neighborhood by neighborhood, including the restaurants above. For stateroom and suite tours, highlights and insider tips, see our Legend of the Seas ship page.
Ready to Taste Your Way Around Legend?
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