Azamara Quest Review

Excellent Ports, Food, Service and Overall Experience

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Azamara Quest
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hacejm
10+ Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jul 2011

We just returned from our 11 night cruise aboard the Azamara Quest visiting Italy, Greece, Croatia and Montenegro. Although we have done over 30 cruises (including 10 on Royal Caribbean and 3 on Celebrity), it was our first cruise with Azamara. We believe that Azamara offers an excellent product for a very reasonable price. We loved the trip so much, we have already booked another cruise with Azamara for November.

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Specialty Restaurants- The ship offers a steak specialty restaurant (Prime C) and a seafood specialty restaurant (Aqualina). We ate in both restaurants twice, thoroughly enjoying our meals. In Prime C, we enjoyed such dishes as filet mignon, lamb chops, chocolate funde and mini donuts. At Aqualina, we loved the baked brie, chilled seafood platter (shrimp, lobster, crab, claims and mussels), lobster (prepared three different ways), soufflEs and the cheese cart. We especially liked the fact that since the restaurants share the same kitchen, you can order off the menu of either restaurant regardless of which one you are actually eating in. We heard that the restaurants will be revising their menus in August and are looking forward to trying out the new menus in November.

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