10 FREE Cruise Food Stations Most Passengers Never Find
On a ship carrying 7,000 passengers, some food stations serve fewer than 200 people a day. Not because the food is bad. Because most passengers never find them. What You Will Learn - Why Guy's Burger Joint looks like it costs extra but is completely free - Why El Loco Fresh serves better Mexican food than the buffet 20 feet above it - Why Viking serves recipes from the founder's mother's kitchen - Why Dive-In burgers on Holland America impress passengers who have cruised 10 times - Why Celebrity's Spa Cafe serves a free raw bar with oysters shrimp and crab claws - Why Disney's pastry station at the back of Marceline Market rivals theme park quality - Why Norwegian is the emptiest station in the food hall - Why Sukhothai is the first complimentary Thai restaurant at sea - Why the custom salad bar is fresher than anything at the hot stations - Why The Dog House on the Boardwalk serves hot dogs most passengers walk past - Why Alfredo's Pizzeria has been called the best-kept dining secret for over a decade - Why championship pizza on Princess uses hand-tossed dough and dedicated ovens Chapters 0:00 The Stations Nobody Finds 1:30 Station 1 - Guy's Burger Joint 3:00 Station 2 - El Loco Fresh 4:30 Station 3 - Viking Special 5:50 Station 4 - Dive-In Holland America 7:00 Station 5 - Celebrity Raw Bar 9:10 Station 6 - Disney Pastry Station 11:20 Station 7 - Norwegian Indulge Food Hall 13:20 Station 8 - Custom Salad Bar 15:30 Station 9 - The Dog House 17:40 Station 10 - Alfredo's Pizzeria #cruise #cruisefood #hiddenfood #cruisetips #stations #freefood #alfredo #pizza #burgerjoint #cruiseshipjobs #royalcaribbean #carnivaltheme #princess #celebrity #viking #cruisesecrets