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| Lido Deck is home to all that is related to gastronomy and poolside fun. Interesting sculptures punctuate the amidships Continental Pool as well as the aft New World Pool. | ) |
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| The South Beach Club Restaurant is the place to go for casual and buffet style breakfast, lunches, and casual alternative dining. | ) |
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| The Grand Buffet is accompanied by remote serving areas such as Pizzeria Napoli, the Coney Island Grille, New York Deli, and the Hong Kong Noodle Company. | ) |
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décor throughout the South Beach Club is aptly adorned with such
fixtures. One of the main attractions is a two-story mosaic of an
art deco hotel. Other elements throughout the restaurant are
indicative of old Miami Beach. Pillars are also flanked with
sirens overlooking the dining activity throughout the South Beach Club.
The main serving lines are very functional and facilitate traffic flow while accompanying islands provide food items such as soup and salad. |
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aft on Lido Deck is the New World Pool and is a more remote area in
which guests can enjoy the sun and get a bite to eat nearby. This
area is most popular for 'pizza on the go' as well as hamburgers and hot
dogs.
Remote staircases lead guests up from this area to Panorama Deck. The New World pool is sheltered by surrounding glass and walking up to Panorama Deck may expose guests to higher winds so it is wise to take caution ascending up especially on days at sea. |
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Photos and Text Copyright © Steve J. Garrod and ShipCafé |
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