Margaritaville at Sea - Restaurants, Buffet, and Food

The Margaritaville at Sea Paradise is a small cruise ship that offers affordable 3-day / 2-night cruises from The Port of Palm Beach, Florida to Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. This video features food options including Fins Main Dining Room, The Port of Indecision Buffet, JWB Steakhouse, Frank and Lola's Pizzeria, and The Coffee and gelato Shop.
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Fins Main dining Room Night One
01:52 Fins Main Dining Room Night Two
03:20 Port of Indecision Buffet for Breakfast
06:09 Port of Indecision Buffet for Lunch
07:59 Port of Indecision Night Time Options
08:33 Fins Buffet on Embarkation Day When Busy
09:29 JWB Steakhouse for Breakfast
10:44 JWB Steakhouse Dinner Menu
11:36 Frank & Lola's Pizzeria
12:14 Cheeseburger in Paradise Burger Bar
12:43 Coffee and Gelato Shop

[@shirleycompitello3167]

This is the best video I have ever seen on food options, on any cruise, Great job and thank you!! I hope you do more like this, just subscribed to your channel.

[@rompingrumpys]

Thanks, unfortunately we are not going on another cruise for a couple months. I appreciate the thumbs up. Be well.

[@ggll4145]

I appreciate this so much thank you for taking the time to do this 👍

[@rompingrumpys]

Awesome, we are glad you appreciate it.

[@aliciabraison6450]

Thank you for imformation

[@queencharles3527]

They have soo much food! I paid for the JWB steakhouse and now I regret it😢
Edit: I didn't pay for the steakhouse, per say. I paid for the solo & chill package and that comes with a meal at the steakhouse but Idk if I'll have time to eat there bc I have an excursion as well. Margaritaville should consider offering longer stays..maybe 4 nights. There's so much to do!

[@rompingrumpys]

We were thinking the same thing. An extra day would be perfect. Sounds like you had fun. You can't beat the price.

[@annesastarharrysingh922]

Great video displaying the food..... But are dogs allowed on a cruise ship? I saw a dog in your video.

[@rompingrumpys]

I have seen dogs on a few of the cruises we have been on. I think you can bring them on board as support animals.