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MSC Yacht Club Menu: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Drinks (2024)

Introduction.

• Click here to download the MSC Yacht Club Breakfast menu.
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MSC Yacht Club provides a private paradise at sea. This all-inclusive hideaway, which includes an exclusive Butler service, reflects the elegance of cruising on a private yacht with all the facilities of the largest ships right outside your door.

MSC is well aware that, among other things, the stomach is the gateway to a guest’s heart. Therefore, MSC strive to serve the yacht club menu with exclusivity. There are four components to the MSC Yacht Club menu:

• MSC Yacht Club Breakfast menu
• MSC Yacht Club Lunch menus
• MSC Yacht Club Dinner menus
• MSC Yacht Club Drinks menu

 In this post, I’ll go over each of these individually. So let’s get going.

MSC Yacht Club Breakfast Menu

The breakfast menu at the MSC Yacht Club is the same every morning, so guests may start their days with their go-to favorites. The breakfast menu includes light continental meal along with hot and freshly made dishes.

Enjoy traditional eggs benedict, indulge in a custom omelet, or choose from a range of other breakfast favorites. You can always find a satisfying breakfast to fuel your day’s activities because the MSC Yacht Club menu is consistent.

MSC Yacht Club Lunch Menus

The lunch menu of the MSC Yach Club has a dynamic array of choices in 5 different sections namely,

• Bakery items and
• a section called “Always Available” having Caeser Sald, Pennette Pasta and & Angus Beef Burger

Among these 5 sections, Starters and Entrée sections’ dishes change daily for surprising and delighting your palate. Food items coming under “Always Available”, Desserts and Bakery remain same. 

This allows guests to relish in their favorite dishes.  The daily variations in Starters and Entrée section ensure there’s always something new to try. If you want a light salad or a hearty entrée, the MSC Yatch Club lunch options cater to your tastes and preferences.

MSC Yacht Club Dinner Menus

Yacht Club Dinner Menus served in 7-night of your MSC trip have 3 different types,

• Regular Dinner Menu

Gala Dinner Menu

• Special Themed Night Menu

Regular Dinner Menus in MSC Yacht Club

These dinner options are provided five out of seven evenings during your MSC Yacht Club tour. The MSC Yacht Club’s Dinner menus reflect MSC’s dedication to culinary excellence, with a rotating variety that guarantees a different experience with each meal.

Classic culinary items that have captured the hearts of many people are a standard in these menus, bringing a sense of comfort with new flavors. Each of the 5 regular dinner menus served in MSC Yacht Club has 5 sections,

• a section named as “Delicious Healthy”
• a section called “Always Available” having Grilled Salmon, Broiled Beef Fillet, Chicken Breast & Sauces
• Bakery items

MSC Yacht Club’s Gala Dinner has 5 different sections. Let’s get into them.

Start your meal with our delightful selection of appetizers.

• Burgundy Snails: Tender snails served with garlic herb butter and a crunchy baguette crouton.
• Twice-Baked Blue Cheese Soufflé: Fluffy soufflé with toasted walnuts and sweet fig chutney.
• Williams Salad: Fresh mixed greens with pears, celery, caramelized walnuts, and a tangy carrot orange dressing.
• Shellfish Bisque: Rich and creamy soup topped with brandy foam and chives.

Gala dinner’s main courses offer a variety of delicious and hearty options.

• Fresh Pasta Made on Board: Egg fettuccini in a creamy porcini mushroom sauce, made fresh on the ship.
• Champagne Risotto: Luxurious Carnaroli rice with a creamy Pecorino Romano sabayon.
• Grilled Lobster Tail: Succulent lobster served with steamed asparagus, new potatoes, and aromatic butter.
• Beef Tenderloin Rossini: Tender beef with foie gras, truffle shavings, red wine reduction, new potatoes, and green asparagus.
• Imam Bayildi: Flavorful baked eggplant with onion, tomatoes, and confit bell peppers.

Deliciously Healthy

Every night, the “Deliciously Healthy” section offers a tailored experience that focuses on fish and vegetables. This part is offered in all three types of dinner menus: regular, Gala, and Special Themed Dinner on MSC Yatch Club.

It’s a celebration of flavor and nutrition, designed to satisfy without sacrificing quality. Discover the unique flavors and traditions of the Greek islands in this section of the Gala dinner menu.

• Steamed Octopus Carpaccio: Thinly sliced octopus with potato caper salad and basil oil.
• Monkfish Medallion au Gratin: Monkfish with a bouillabaisse reduction, potatoes, and sautéed mussels.
• Mint-Flavored Pineapple Salad: Refreshing pineapple salad topped with coconut flakes.

Baked Just for You

Enjoy daily selection of freshly made breads.

• Assorted Bread: Spelt rolls with seeds, country white rolls, and black olive focaccia.

Finish your dinner with our delectable sweets.

• International Cheese Selection: A selection of cheeses paired with fruit and vegetable preserves, honey, jellies, fresh and dry fruit.
• Chocolate Royal Cake: Dark chocolate mousse with crunchy praline and vanilla anglaise.
• Crêpe Suzette: Caramelized crêpe with vanilla ice cream and toasted almonds.
• Tiramisù: Mascarpone cream with ladyfinger biscuits dipped in coffee and topped with bitter cocoa powder.
• New York Cheesecake: Classic cheesecake includes chocolate, caramel, peach, strawberry or passion fruit toppings.
• Grandma’s Chocolate Cake: Rich cake with layers of dulce de leche and chocolate fudge.
• Selection of Ice Cream and Fruit Sorbets: Ask your waiter for today’s flavors.
• Petits Fours: Bite-sized sweet treats.
• Fresh Fruit Plate: Several types of fresh fruits.

Special Themed Dinner Night

Keeping ties with its Italian roots, MSC ensures to make your gastronomic trip more magical by the Serata Italiana, which offers a deep dive into Italian-themed foods that raise your dinner experience to a joyful celebration.

Premium Extra Package included

The Yacht Club’s all-inclusive package includes the Premium Extra Package , which offers a variety of beers, cocktails, wines, top shelf spirits, and non alcoholic beverages to complement their meals.

MSC Yacht Club Drink Menu

In MSC Yacht Club, talented mixologists compose the perfect drink for you, anytime of day. Begin your day with a cup of bio-organic Lavazza Tierra coffee, indulge with a crisp craft Gin & Tonic or Elixir Spritz during aperitivo, or sip an old-school martini.

MSC Yacht Club drink menu has something for everyone. So let check out what is available in the MSC Yacht Club drink menu.

Coffee by Lavazza Tierra!

• Caffe latte
• Caramel Macchiato Latte
• Mocca Latte
• Nutella Latte Deluxe
• Vanilla Caramel Latte

Hot Chocolate by Arthemia

• Orange & Cinnamon

Tea from the East India Tea Company

The East India Company’s Tea Master is exceedingly meticulous, going to great lengths to find and purchase the best teas from all around the world. Each tea has a distinct tale to tell, and the blends are carefully chosen to ensure that every cup of tea is excellent.

• Royal Breakfast
• The Staunton Earl Grey
• Lemongrass & Ginger
• Nile Chamomile
• The Campbell Darjeeling Princess
• The Forbidden City Jasmine Blossom
• The Prince Sultan’s Green with Mint
• Tropical Punch

Morning Star

• Bloody Mary by Elixir (Tito’s vodka, Elixir’s Mary mix, tomato juice)
• Mimosa Blossom (Absolut Mango vodka, Galliano, orange juice, simple syrup, prosecco)
• Bloody Mary Zero (Elixir’s Mary mix, tomato juice)
• Mocha Breakfast Shake (400 cal.)(Chocolate whey protein powder, coconut milk, coffee, banana, unsweetened cocoa, walnuts)
• Very Berry Protein Shake (150 cal.) (Strawberry whey protein powder, raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, low-fat milk)

Mineral Water

• Premium still water 75 cl
• Premium sparkling water 75 cl

Fruit Juices

• Bottle 20 cl (Peach, apple, mango, tomato)
• By the glass 20 cl (Orange, pineapple, cranberry)

Energy Drinks

• Red Bull 25 cl can
• Red Bull Sugar-free 25 cl can
• Dolce Vita (Baileys Irish Cream, Captain Morgan Spiced rum, banana liqueur, cream, drizzle chocolate)
• Ocean Cay (Malibu voconut rum, blue curaçao, coconut syrup, diced lime, fresh mint leaves, club soda)
• Piña Colada (Myers rum, pineapple juice, coconut cream)
• Strawberry Daiquiri (Bacardi Black rum, strawberry syrup, lime juice, simple syrup)
• Classic Margarita on the rocks or frozen (Patron Silver tequila, Cointreau, sweet & sour mix, kosher salt)
• Mangorita (Mezcal, Cointreau, mango purée, lime juice)

Zero Alcohol

• Passion Fruit G&T (BUSS N°509 Passion Fruit 0.0% gin, passion fruit puree, lemon juice, Fever -Tree Refreshingly Light tonic, dehydrated lemon and passion fruit, coriander seeds)
• Vibrante Martini Spritz (Martini Vibrante Zero, deydrated orange wheel, non-alcoholic sparkling wine)
• Mojito Zero (Mojito mix, mint leaves, simple syrup, club soda, mint sprig)
• Piña Colada Zero (Pineapple, coconut cream, pineapple juice, milk)
• Strawberry Daiquiri Zero (Strawberry puree, sweet & sour mix, sugar sysrup,lime juice)

Draught Beer

Lager 20 cl / 40 cl (Heineken, Netherlands; Tegernseer, Germany)

Bottled Beer

• Heineken, Netherlands
• Stella Artois, Belgium
• Budweiser, USA
• San Miguel, Spain
• Dos Equis, México
• Beck’s, Germany
• Nastro Azzurro, Italy
• Newcastle Brown Ale, England
• Guinness, Ireland
• Paulaner, Germany
• Baladin Wayan, Italy
• Strongbow, England
• Heineken 0.0, Netherlands
• Coca-Cola 33 cl can
• Coca-Cola Zero 33 cl can
• Fanta 33 cl can
• Sprite 33 cl can
• Lipton Ice Tea Peach 33 cl can
• Lipton Ice Tea Lemon 33 cl can
• Fever Tree Royal Tonic 33 cl can
• Fever Tree Mediterranean 33 cl can
• Fever Tree Elderflower 33 cl can
• Fever Tree Pink Grapefruit 33 cl can Fever Tree Refreshingly Light 33 cl can
• Red Bull Organic Ginger 20 cl bottle
• Red Bull Organic Cola 20 cl bottle

G&T Club by Gin Project

• Elderflower Floral (BUSS Nº509 Elderflower gin, Fever-Tree Mediterranean tonic, dehydrated orange peel, cinnamon stick, clove)
• Engine Herbal (Engine gin, Fever-Tree Mediterranean tonic, sage, dehydrated lemon)
• Mango & Lime Fruity (Whitley Neill Mango & Lime gin, Fever-Tree Elderflower tonic, dehydrated passionfruit slice, rosemary sprig)
• Aloe & Cucumber Herbal (Whitley Neill Aloe & Cucumber gin, Fever-Tree Elderflower tonic, dehydrated cucumber, rosemary sprig)

Spritz & Beyond

• Aperol, The Original (Aperol, prosecco, splash of soda, dehydrated grapefruit)
• Hugo (St-Germain elderflower liqueur, prosecco, soda, mint)
• Tunisian by Elixir (Vermouth Blanc infused with carraway, corriander and cumin, prosecco, dehydrated chili pepper, cinnamon stick)
• The Italian by Elixir (Rouge infused with olives, basil and sundried tomatoes, prosecco, sundried tomatoes, basil)
• Queens Spritz (Whitley Neill Rhubarb & Ginger gin, prosecco, ginger ale, dehydrated lemon, mint)
• Negronic Sbagliato (Campari Bitter, sweet vermouth, procecco)
• Mojito (Bacardi Superior White rum, mint, sugar syrup, lime juice, club soda)

Old School, Throwback

• Classic Old Fashioned (Woodford Reserve, simple syrup, Angostura bitters
• Godfather (Makers Mark bourbon, Disaronno)
• Negroni (Engine gin, Campari Bitter, red vermouth)
• French 75 (Bombay Sapphire gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, Ferrari Brut)
• The Real Long Island (Vodka, tequila, gin, rum, triple sec, simple syrup, lemon juice, cola)
• Cucumber & Basil Martini (BUSS Nº509 Elderflower gin, St Germain elderflower liqueur, cucumber, basil, simple)
• Passion fruit Martini (Whitley Neill Mango & Lime gin, passion fruit purée, vanilla syrup, lemon juice)
• The Cosmopolitan (Absolut citron, cranberry juice, Cointreau, sweet & sour mix, strawberry syrup)
• Dirty Martini (Aviation gin, dry vermouth, olive brine, olives)
• Salted Caramel Espresso Martini (Caramel, dark rum, chilled espresso, caramel syrup, Himalayan salt and caramel rim)

Wines & Other Spirit

You may explore selection of wines and spirits by scanning the QR code provided.

In Summary: MSC Yacht Club Menu

Dining at the MSC Yacht Club is more than just the food; it’s about the experience. With no bookings required in your any of the restaurant, you may enjoy these exquisite delights anytime you choose. MSC Cruises offers an unparalleled, all-inclusive dining experience.

As you sail across the oceans, remember that at the MSC Yacht Club, every meal is an occasion, every mouthful is a celebration, and every moment is to be cherished. This is more than simply a voyage; it’s a culinary adventure at sea.

This Cruise Life

Msc yacht club menus (2024) with pictures.

In January, we sailed on MSC Meraviglia for a 9-night cruise. Each night, we dined at the private Top Sail Restaurant – exclusive to Yacht Club guests. Because food is such an important part of our cruise experience, we captured every dinner menu to share with you.

To make it easier to digest (see what I did there!!), we’ve split the 9 dinners into 3 separate pages, complete with photos of the food. Scroll down to see just how well we ate during the course of our cruise!

MSC Yacht Club – Night One Dinner Menu

For our first dinner in the Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge, we each enjoyed multiple starters and entrées. We both ended our meal with the Tiramisu.

I got the Nordic Salad and the Fire-Roasted Tomato Cream Soup as my Starters. Because I couldn’t decide on my meal, I got two: the Tortellini Stuffed with Asparagus and Mascarpone Cheese along with the Punjabi Tadka.

MSC Yacht Club – Night Two Dinner Menu

The second night in the Top Sail Lounge was the Gala Dinner (aka, Formal Night). There were so many wonderful options on the menu, and we, once again, each ordered several appetizers!

I ordered the Williams Salad and Burgundy Snails (fun fact: escargot is one of my favorite starters). For my entrée, I ordered the Champagne Risotto. While I won’t rehash our Yacht Club Food Review on YouTube here, let’s just say it was one of the best dishes I had in the Yacht Club. I ended my meal with the Crepes Suzette.

MSC Yacht Club – Night Three Dinner Menu

Our third dinner in the Yacht Club’s Top Sail Lounge was no different than our previous nights; we couldn’t decide what to order! So, both Rocky and I each got several appetizers. I stuck with the risotto for my main as I enjoyed it so much the previous night and I finished off with the evening’s featured dessert.

To start, I had the Cream of Argenteuil Asparagus Soup from the “Deliciously Healthy” section of the menu. Side note: I find it kind of funny that the Deliciously Healthy section is placed directly under the full Desserts menu. haha

I also enjoyed the fried Asiago Cheese Fritters (definitely not from the Deliciously Healthy section). For my main, I ordered the Truffle Risotto. Again, I don’t want to give too much away, but WOW. This was fantastic; I highly recommend. Finally, for dessert I ordered the Cherries Jubilee which was flambéed by the maître d’. Extra points for both presentation and flavor. Once again, another highly recommended dish.

MSC Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge Menus

Keep on eating and enjoying; check out the next set of menus below:

• MSC Yacht Club Menus (2024) | Top Sail Lounge Nights 4, 5, and 6
• MSC Yacht Club Menus (2024) | Top Sail Lounge Nights 7, 8, and 9

Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge Full Review

We’re working on a complete dinner service food review from our time on board. If you haven’t already, subscribe to our YouTube channel so you’ll be notified when that goes live. In the meantime, check out our entire MSC Meraviglia YouTube Playlist !

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MSC Divina Yacht Club

The MSC Yacht Club on the MSC Divina is much like the one on the other MSC cruise ships in the Fantasia class like the MSC Splendida . It's an exclusive "ship within a ship" sanctuary, with suite accommodations, Concierge reception area, lounge, pool and bar area, plus a private restaurant and private access to the MSC Aurea Spa.

Those staying in the MSC Yacht Club can enjoy complimentary wines, spirits, and gourmet snacks in the Concierge lounge, along with Butler service in their staterooms or suites. The spectacular views of the sea from this Deck 15 Lounge also make the Yacht Club a guest favorite.

The MSC Cruises' ships with Yacht Clubs include MSC Divina, MSC Fantasia, MSC Meraviglia, MSC Preziosa, MSC Seaside, MSC Seaview, MSC Bellissima, and MSC Splendida.

Top Sail Lounge

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The Top Sail Lounge in the MSC Divina Yacht Club is a quiet place to have a drink, enjoy a snack, or just appreciated the exceptional views of the sea. It is an exclusive area for those staying in the Yacht Club staterooms and suites.

Snacks in the Top Sail Lounge

Those staying in the MSC Yacht Club can enjoy nightly canapes and other snacks along with a complimentary drink in the Top Sail Lounge.

Light Bites in the Top Sail Lounge

Guests staying in the MSC Yacht Club can enjoy light bites in the Top Sail Lounge, but they also have access to a dedicated restaurant for dinner. The menus in this special restaurant are exciting and sophisticated, and unlimited drinks are included with each meal. On the MSC Divina, the dedicated Yacht Club restaurant is named La Muse, and it is located aft on deck 15.

Sophia Loren Suite Sitting Room

The Sophia Loren Suite on the MSC Divina is one of two Royal Suites on the large ship . The suite was designed by Sophia Loren and has a separate sleeping area. The decor is mostly red, and the walls are covered with photos from her movie career. The suite has a separate bedroom and measures 390 square feet with a 172 square foot balcony.

Photos of Ms. Loren in some of her famous movie roles adorn the walls of the suite, and occupants can sit at a replica of her dressing table to apply makeup and style their hair. However, sitting at this dressing table probably won't make you look like Sophia Loren, but might give you an extra boost of confidence.

Sophia Loren Suite Bedroom

Doesn't this bed look like it was designed for a famous movie star like Sophia Loren? The red certainly looks like it is fit for a diva.

Deluxe Suite Category YC1

Those staying in one of the 62 MSC Yacht Club suites on the MSC Divina can enjoy all the yacht club amenities, including 24-hour butler service. These suites measure 234-283 square feet, plus a 61 square foot balcony. They aren't as spacious or distinctive as the Sophia Loren Suite but are very nice (and less expensive).

Wheelchair Accessible Deluxe Suite

The MSC Divina has two wheelchair accessible deluxe suites in the exclusive MSC Yacht Club area. They measure 356 square feet and have a 39 square foot balcony.

Le Muse Private Restaurant

Le Muse is the private restaurant for those staying in the MSC Divina Yacht Club. This restaurant is located aft on deck 15 and features fine food and panoramic views of the sea.

A summary of the special features in the MSC Yacht Club include:

• Unlimited drinks in all bars and restaurants of the ship
• MSC Yacht Club Le Muse restaurant with all-inclusive dining at flexible times
• Priority check-in and check-out in a dedicated area of the terminal
• Exclusive Top Sail Lounge offering finger foods, desserts, afternoon and midnight snacks
• Private MSC Yacht Club swimming pool and bar
• Suites with Egyptian cotton linens
• Dorelan pillow menu
• 24-hour butler and concierge service

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Family Dining Aboard the MSC Divina

By Holly Rosen Fink

I’ve long had a misconception about cruise dining. I envisioned one long buffet after another, so I was pleasantly surprised on my first cruise aboard the MSC Divina to find not only restaurants that served sit-down meals for lunch and dinner as part of our package, but also specialty restaurants that offer a change of pace from the normal cruise buffet  food.

At the beginning of the cruise, I tried my best to rein in what my familyate and encouraged healthy choices. But as time progressed, I realized that as fantastical as the cruise was, so was the way we were eating for seven days of our lives and I eased up on what my kids were eating. To appease my worries, we agreed on having one sweet option a day, to lay off sugar drinks and to opt for high protein meals. Seriously, who eats like that in real life? Why not enjoy ourselves? However, I will add that for people watching their weight, MSC menus do offer alternative options so it is possible not to overeat on one of their cruises. After all, the line promotes the #MedWayOfLife and part of that is having a healthy existence.

Buffet breakfast is served from 6:30-10 am and offers just about everything you and your family could want. It was definitely the most crowded meal of the day, as it’s the only place to go in the morning for breakfast, but it’s a large room and it’s always possible to find seating with a view of the ocean by the window or take your food out to the deck for sun and the views. The buffet is open 20 hours a day for lunch, a snack or midnight feast.

The ship has two main dining rooms. Both have two seatings (6:30 or 9:00 pm) for dinner with assigned tables. The Villa Rossa is on deck 6 and features panoramic views of the sea and seating for 766 diners. The Black Crab Restaurant spans decks 6 and 7 and is located mid-ship. Dinner is multiple courses and served at a leisurely pace in both restaurants. The menus are varied, with an emphasis on Mediterranean and North American dishes.

We had a reserved table each night in the Villa Rossa at 6pm. Two waiters were assigned to our table, both from Indonesia and both very well mannered and attentive. The boat has a dress code in the evening -no jeans or shorts. As a mom who works and has to get food on the table regularly, it was a treat to have full sit-down meals with polite service. We always had an option of fish, meat or pasta, and always a vegetarian option, which I ordered daily an appreciated. Wine and beer was included with evening meals. The kids’ menu also offered alternatives to the typical kid’s dishes, or they could order off our menus. Since it is an Italian line, pasta dishes are many, but so were the fish, chicken and steak options. The restaurant put an emphasis on delicious desserts. On special nights, entire cakes were made and brought out as a celebration – once for Gala night (Tiramisu) and once for our last night on the ship (Baked Alaska).

The Divina hosts Eataly Steakhouse, a specialty restaurant, which we were happy to experience during a date night without our children. The popular Turin-based chain was founded by Oscar Farinette in 2007 and opened in the U.S. in 2010 in partnership with celebrity chefs Marion Batali and Lidia and Joe Bastianich. Eataly now has 16 locations around the world. It’s an upscale Italian culinary experience and we were treated with exceptional wine, exquisite fish and steak, the best salads on the ship and out of this world cannoli for dessert. The portions are generous and the décor is simple yet elegant. White tablecloth, white flowers, wooden floor, exposed brick walls. The bread is served in paper bags tokeep it warm with olive oil for dipping it into. The meal was just that good. Eataly serves their homemade pizza with individual toppings all day – either in the restaurant or via room service. It’s not the pizza you can get from the buffet – it’s gourmet and it’s sublime and worth the extra fee. A boutique Eataly marketplace is available for guests to purchase authentic Italian and artisan products, including olive oils, dried pastas, regional sweets and aged balsamics.

Le Muse is the private dining venue for those guests staying in the exclusive MSC Divina Yacht Club . This restaurant is on deck 15 and seats 136. We had lunch there one afternoon, seated near a glass window overlooking the Garden Pool. It’s a very sophisticated, more elegant atmosphere than the main dining rooms with more upscale choices. I won’t deny its loveliness sipping a glass of wine in peace (we did not bring our kids to this meal). Our waiter hailed from Sorrento, Italy, home of MSC and his happiness and genuine love for food was a delight.

La Cantina de Bacco is a wine bar associated with Eataly and has an extensive menu produced by an association of leading Italian winemakers committed to producing high-quality wines using only sustainable farming practices. The menu offers bottles from famous wineries including Fontana Fredda and Mirafiore. The cruise offers “The Winemaker Experience” where you can create your own custom bottle of wine and purchase anywhere from 1, 2, 3, or 12 bottles of wine or simply participate in the Boutique Winery Tasting. We sat at the wine bar one afternoon and sampled a few Italian wines and a few appetizers offered free of charge with a tasting.

Eating aboard the MSC was a unique Mediterranean culinary experienceand certainly a satisfying one for my entire family. There’s a gelato counter on the boat that must also not be missed. For a bit of Italy, this is the cruise for you.

Disclosure: Holly was provided with complimentary cruise fare and a special package to review the boat’s services with her family. However, all opinions are her own.

About Holly Rosen Fink

HOLLY ROSEN FINK has a career that spans the world of television and publishing, including positions at Lifetime Television, Nickelodeon/MTV and John Wiley & Sons. Holly was recently an Associate Producer on The Best of Everything at the Here Theater and Listen to Your Mother at Symphony Space. Holly is the editor of TheCultureMom.com and contributes to Ciao Bambino, Go Girlfriend, Women & Hollywood, Family Vacation Critic and CBS.com. Holly lives in Larchmont, NY with her husband and two children.

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Cruising Italian-Style on the MSC Yacht Club

Finding the intimacy of a yacht on a large ship

As soon as we stepped out of the taxi at the port in Barcelona to embark on our Mediterranean cruise, Vishesh, the stately head butler of the Yacht Club on the MSC Divina, greeted us warmly by name. He led us to the check-in desk inside the terminal as our bags were whisked away.

At the desk, we were offered a drink, photographed before receiving cruise identification/keycards, and introduced to our cabin butler, Edwin, who took over from there. He led us to the Yacht Club reception desk on Deck 15 of the ship. Unlike the lengthy check-in process typical on most large ships, this one took no more than ten minutes from start to finish.

Edwin introduced us to the concierge and led us to our cabin, where a complimentary bottle of chilled Prosecco was waiting, and our bags arrived simultaneously with our bodies (also unusual on large ships).

The Big Ship

Not well known to the North American market, Naples-based MSC is the only privately owned Italian cruise line. Launched in May 2012, Divina is the company’s newest in a fleet of 12 ships. Divina has two sister ships in the same Fantasia class: the MSC Fantasia and the MSC Splendida, launched in 2008 and 2009, respectively. Each of these ships offers an exclusive enclave of Yacht Club suites.

Although not a megaship, Divina would definitely be classified as a big ship. It is 333 meters (approximately three football fields) long spread over 18 decks. It can accommodate some 4000 passengers and 1300 crew, and has multiple restaurants, coffee bars, cocktail lounges, shops, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools and whirlpools. It also has a full-service spa, gym, cybercafé, 1600-seat theater with lavish nightly shows, lectures, 4D cinema, Formula 1 simulator, water slide, bowling alley, discotheques, power walking track, and more.

The dramatic mauve and black onyx décor of the ship’s six-level atrium is accented with sparkling stainless trim, cylindrical glass elevators, and solid-glass steps embedded with dazzling Swarovski crystals. The boat is kept immaculately clean throughout and looks brand new, even in areas that are in constant use. The boat was remarkably stable, too, even in bad weather.

The Ship Within

The Yacht Club, MSC Divina’s “ship within a ship,” is targeted to cruisers who prefer an intimate, small ship experience, without having to give up the amenities available on larger vessels. The experience is distinctly different from the rest of the ship: There is more space, privacy, pampering, and personal service, akin to the perks associated with a concierge floor at a five-star luxury hotel.

The Yacht Club is located on portions of three decks: Decks 15, 16 and 18, all towards the bow of the ship. (Similar to buildings in the U.S. without a 13th floor, there is no 17th floor because Italians consider the number 17 to be unlucky.) The three-floor enclave with 69 suites in total has its own eye-catching spiral stairway with Swarovski crystal steps and an exclusive elevator that provides private access to the spa. Club entry is restricted to “members,” accessible only with their keycards.

The club’s virtual living room is the spacious Top Sail Lounge and Bar on Deck 15. Furnished with curved brown banquettes and loveseats, it has a serene ambiance, which is never crowded and has unobstructed, 180-degree views of the sea. Waiters circulate offering guests hot or cold drinks or snacks. A circular concierge desk (staffed 24/7) is adjacent to the lounge.

On Deck 18, guests can swim in the private pool or use two dedicated whirlpools. Lounge chairs are always available on the sundeck, and they are more generously spaced compared to those elsewhere on the ship. The Yacht Club-dedicated La Muse Restaurant is located on Deck 15 at the ship’s stern.

While excursions, spa treatments, and transportation to and from the ship are extras, passengers aren’t nickel-and-dimed for bottled water, sodas, specialty coffees, cocktails, or wine with dinner. The premium you pay for the luxury of the Yacht Club (approximately twice the cost of a regular balcony suite) translates into more comfortable cabins, no loud announcements, no crowds at the pool or sundeck, no lines or waits, higher ratios of (better trained) crew to passengers, and hassle-free embarkation and disembarkation. For example, each butler serves only four guest cabins, not only responding to but also anticipating requests. On the rest of the ship, a steward is responsible for as many as 20. In fact, crew goes out of their way to anticipate and respond to any reasonable request.

Our Stateroom

We stayed in Cabin 15013, a deluxe suite, and the most affordable of three stateroom categories in the Yacht Club. The room wasn’t as spacious as some suites on small luxury ships but it was comfortable and didn’t feel confined because of its design and use of mirrors. Larger suites with pullout couches were available to accommodate small families.

Our room was attractively furnished with mauves, browns, and dark woods. It included a sleeping area, sitting area with a desk, walk-in closet with ample drawer space, and sliding glass doors leading to a balcony with two chairs. The in-room safe was at eye-level and easy to access.

The bathroom had a single marble-topped sink, attractive hardware, sufficient shelf and cabinet space, and a combined shower/bath with a half-glass panel that kept water in and allowed light inside. Toiletries were MSC-branded rather than luxury brands.

Housekeeping services in our cabin were flawless over the 11-day voyage. While the ship didn’t have a self-service laundromat, laundry could be sent out for washing and ironing, and returned the next day at a reasonable cost (30 pieces for 25 Euros).

Dining Options

Guests in the Yacht Club can eat all their meals within the club, totally bypassing the traditional buffet lines and main dining rooms. The Top Sail Lounge serves buffet breakfasts and lunches, traditional high tea service, and small plates accompanied by soft drinks, bottled water, wines, beers, cocktails, snacks, and excellent specialty coffees throughout the day. (At no additional charge, except for premium wines and liquors). The lounge is conveniently located only steps away from the cabins, so it is an inviting place to sit, chat, read, or listen to soft, live piano music.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at La Muse, the peach-hued formal restaurant, which has two fixed seatings. The room is shaped in a long arc, allowing plenty of space and privacy between tables. Overall, the entrees were somewhat limited in number compared to other cruise lines. Traditional southern Italian dishes, including fresh pastas, were the most appealing and tasty choices; continental dishes were often disappointing (either overcooked or of poor quality) and not up to par with luxury cruise dining, although the wait staff was professional, engaging and solicitous.

One logistical drawback is that La Muse is located at the opposite end of the ship from the Yacht Club. This means that guests need to trek through busy (and often smoky) bars, lounges, and shops on Deck 6, or follow the narrow labyrinth of cabin-lined hallways on Deck 13 to get there. Perhaps, the boat’s architect intentionally chose this location to help passengers work off a few calories before and after dinner.

Weather permitting, a lovely, hot and cold lunch buffet with waiter service is set up daily on the Deck 18 sundeck, just steps from the pool. Drinks are also available throughout the day at the pool bar.

The minibar in each cabin is generously stocked with complimentary juices, spirits, soda, bottled water, and nuts—and a fresh fruit bowl is replenished daily. Another minor disappointment: 24-hour room service is also limited in terms of menu choices and doesn’t offer course-by-course delivery.

Personal Service

Wherever you turn, Yacht Club crew is there to greet you or extend help. The butler assigned to each stateroom makes sure the guest experience is seamless. Instead of having to call an anonymous reception desk for problems or requests, the butler is unobtrusive but always available. He can help guests unpack, connect to the Internet (which, incidentally, was the best Wi-Fi connection we’ve ever experienced on any ship), or make reservations for activities on the boat, or for excursions or transportation on shore.

On port days, the butlers accompany small groups of guests off the boat and directly to the doors of waiting vehicles so there is no confusion or long waits in the disembarkation process. Unfortunately, the small feel of the Yacht Club is totally lost and forgotten on excursions. Although well-organized and on time, tours tended to be comprised of large groups from all areas of the boat, with guides simultaneously explaining sights in more than one language.

Is the MSC Yacht Club for You?

With a predominance of European passengers on board, Divina is staffed by a multilingual, international crew fluent in five languages, English, German, Spanish, French and Italian. But the ship’s service, style, and décor are decidedly Italian: Most of the food is provisioned in Genoa; the pastas, espresso and cappuccino are heavenly; and it’s hard to resist the piece of Venchi chocolate left on your pillow each night.

In terms of age, MSC cruise passengers skew about a decade younger than many other lines. (Children, ages 11 and under, cruise free and children under the age of 17 sail at a reduced rate.) Several young couples in the Yacht Club raved about the ease of cruising with small infants, being able to retreat to the comfortable, crowd-free Top Sail lounge for a bite between meals, or being able to call a butler to warm a baby bottle. Four complimentary kids clubs (each geared toward different ages) allow multigenerational families to enjoy the solitude of the club while older children are well cared for and entertained.

For today’s value-conscious traveler, the Yacht Club offers the feeling of a luxury small ship with all the advantages of large vessel cruising. And each time you use your keycard to enter, you’re reminded that you’ve found a yacht-like sanctuary away from the density and anonymity of a large ship.

Visit the website of MSC Cruises for more information on ships, itineraries and prices.

[This article was previously published in  The Huffington Post  on January 28, 2013.]

*Read my colleague Janice Mucalov’s article on “ship within a ship” cruises on Sand In My Suitcase. 

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We didn’t do the yacht club, but did enjoy our MSC on the western Med. It was fun and different because there were very few Americans, mostly Italians. Our dinner mates were two couples from Ireland. I guess they thought we spoke the language. If they were talking to us, we could understand them, but if they were talking to each, we didn’t have a clue. The funny thing was they discovered they lived about 10 miles from each other. It’s a small world.

It is a very small world, Cathy. We recently met a friend of my cousin sitting next to us in the restaurant at the top of the Eiffel Tower!

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Embark on a culinary voyage aboard the MSC Divina, where your taste buds will explore an impressive array of dining venues. From the sophisticated elegance of specialty restaurants to the convenience and variety of complimentary dining options, each venue is designed to cater to your every culinary desire. With cuisine types ranging from authentic Italian to robust American steaks and the freshness of Mediterranean dishes, the MSC Divina promises an exceptional dining experience within a splendid ambiance. Whether you're looking for a gourmet meal, a casual bite, or a unique bar experience, you'll find it onboard. Let's dive into the details of each dining venue, highlighting the specialties that make each space unique and worthy of your visit during your cruise.

The Black Crab stands out with its elegant two-level design, adorned with modern fixtures and an inviting atmosphere. Offering a continental dining experience, the Black Crab specializes in a variety of exquisite dishes that perfectly blend tradition with creativity. Guests should not miss the signature pasta dishes, which are freshly made onboard. Pair your meal with a selection from their extensive wine list for a truly sophisticated dining experience. Dining here is like attending a delightful culinary performance where the ambiance adds to the allure of each dish.

Villa Rossa

Perched at the ship's aft with panoramic views, Villa Rossa presents a dining experience that combines stunning sights with delectable tastes. This bright and spacious restaurant tempts guests with its diverse menu rooted in traditional Italian cuisine and international favorites. Recommend trying their seafood entrée, a standout dish that speaks volumes of the chefs' prowess with Mediterranean flavors. A meal here, with the ocean as your backdrop, is an experience that encapsulates the essence of cruising.

Calumet and Manitou Buffets

The Calumet and Manitou Buffets redefine the buffet experience with their sprawling selection of dishes from around the globe. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, these buffets offer the flexibility and variety to suit every palate at any time of day. From the freshly made pizza to an array of salads, cheeses, and ethnic cuisines, the highlight here is undoubtedly the live cooking stations where dishes are prepared to your liking. Not to be missed is the dessert station, boasting an irresistible selection of sweets sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.

Top Sail Lounge

Exclusive to the MSC Yacht Club members, the Top Sail Lounge offers a luxurious retreat with gourmet bites and unparalleled views. This venue exudes elegance and exclusivity, serving a carefully curated selection of complimentary culinary delights throughout the day. The afternoon tea service is a highlight, featuring a selection of teas accompanied by exquisite pastries and finger sandwiches. The serene ambiance and top-notch service make the Top Sail Lounge an oasis of calm and refinement on the bustling ship.

Le Muse, exclusive to MSC Yacht Club guests, prides itself on delivering an elevated dining experience with a focus on Mediterranean flavors and inventive culinary creations. The ambiance is intimate and sophisticated, providing the perfect setting for a special dinner. Signature dishes include beautifully prepared seafood and expertly cooked steaks, complemented by a selection of fine wines. The attentive staff and remarkable dishes cater to discerning palates, promising a memorable dining experience.

The One Bar

The One Bar, located in the MSC Yacht Club area, offers a serene escape with its poolside service and light refreshment options. It's the perfect spot for enjoying a peaceful day by the pool with a drink in hand and a selection of snacks within easy reach. The bar's menu features creative cocktails and a variety of non-alcoholic options, making it an ideal venue for guests seeking relaxation in a more exclusive setting. The friendly and attentive service at The One Bar ensures your poolside lounging is as luxurious as it is relaxing.

Butcher’s Cut

For those craving a premium steakhouse experience, Butcher's Cut is the must-visit venue on MSC Divina. This American-inspired steakhouse boasts a mouthwatering selection of prime cuts, all cooked to perfection. The ambiance is modern and inviting, with a hint of sophistication. Signature dishes, such as the dry-aged steak and lobster tail, exemplify the restaurant's commitment to quality and flavor. While there is an additional fee, the exceptional food, paired with an extensive wine list, ensures a dining experience that's well worth the splurge.

La Cantina di Bacco

La Cantina di Bacco transports guests to a quaint Italian winery with its rustic charm and extensive selection of wines. This wine bar and pizzeria is a delightful spot for casual dining, offering an array of traditional Italian pizzas that are as authentic as they are delicious. Guests should try the signature meter-long pizza, a fun and flavorful option that's perfect for sharing. Pair your meal with a wine from their impressive collection for a laid-back yet indulgent dining experience. La Cantina di Bacco's cozy atmosphere makes it an ideal choice for a relaxed evening with loved ones.

The Sports Bar is an energetic venue where guests can catch their favorite games while enjoying a selection of classic American pub fare. With its vibrant atmosphere and multiple screens, it's the perfect spot for sports enthusiasts. The menu features fan favorites like wings, burgers, and nachos, along with a range of beers and cocktails. The addition of interactive games and bowling alleys adds an extra layer of fun, making the Sports Bar a popular choice for those looking for lively entertainment and hearty meals.

Piazza del Doge

Piazza del Doge captures the essence of an Italian square with its charming ambiance and versatile offerings. This unique venue serves as a café, gelato shop, and patisserie, providing guests with a delightful array of sweet treats and coffee specialties. The highlight here is the freshly made gelato, a creamy indulgence that's impossible to resist. The Piazza del Doge is also an excellent spot for people-watching, offering a relaxed setting where guests can unwind and soak in the lively atmosphere of the ship.

Galaxy Kaito Restaurant

Galaxy Kaito Restaurant invites guests on a culinary journey through the flavors of Asia with its sophisticated sushi and sashimi creations. The modern and sleek design of the restaurant complements the exquisite presentation of each dish, enhancing the overall dining experience. Signature rolls and traditional dishes are prepared with precision and artistry, showcasing the skill of the chefs. For a truly unforgettable experience, opt for the omakase menu, carefully curated to highlight the freshest ingredients and bold flavors of Japanese cuisine. The panoramic views from the restaurant add a captivating backdrop to an already memorable meal.

Nutella Cart

For a sweet treat that's sure to please, the Nutella Cart is a delightful destination that celebrates the beloved hazelnut spread. Located conveniently on the ship, this cart offers a variety of Nutella-filled pastries, crepes, and waffles, each more tempting than the last. It's the perfect spot for a quick snack or a decadent dessert, with creations that are both comforting and indulgent. The whimsical nature of the Nutella Cart, combined with the universal appeal of its offerings, makes it a hit among guests of all ages seeking a little sweetness during their cruise adventure.

Sacramento Hamburger House

The Sacramento Hamburger House boasts an all-American dining experience with its impressive menu of gourmet burgers and sides. Each burger is a masterpiece of flavors, crafted with premium ingredients and unique toppings that elevate the classic hamburger to new heights. The casual and fun atmosphere of the restaurant, along with its commitment to quality, makes it a popular choice for lunch or a casual dinner. Signature burgers, such as the ones featuring artisanal cheeses and house-made sauces, are a must-try for any burger aficionado seeking a memorable meal on the high seas.

Eataly Steakhouse

Eataly Steakhouse merges the excellence of Italian cuisine with the classic American steakhouse experience. In collaboration with the renowned Eataly marketplace, this specialty restaurant offers dishes that are both simple and refined, using high-quality ingredients that speak for themselves. The steakhouse's modern interior is the perfect setting to enjoy standout dishes like the Fiorentina T-bone steak or the seafood platter. With a focus on authentic flavors and impeccable service, Eataly Steakhouse provides a dining experience that epitomizes culinary sophistication.

Ristorante Italia

Ristorante Italia is a celebration of Italian gastronomy, offering an intimate dining experience where traditional flavors meet contemporary flair. The menu features a selection of dishes that are rooted in Italy's rich culinary heritage, with a particular emphasis on seasonal and regional specialties. Guests can expect a journey through Italy's diverse culinary landscape, from the northern Alps to the sun-drenched coasts of the south. The elegant ambiance, coupled with the restaurant's dedication to authenticity and quality, ensures a dining experience that truly honors the spirit of Italian cuisine.

Room Service

For those moments when you crave the comfort and convenience of dining in your own space, MSC Divina's Room Service offers a diverse menu designed to cater to your desires round the clock. Whether you're in the mood for a light breakfast, a late-night snack, or anything in between, you'll find selections that satisfy your hunger without requiring you to step outside your room. Highlights include freshly made sandwiches, salads, and a selection of desserts. The impeccable service ensures that your dining experience is enjoyable, with the added luxury of privacy and relaxation that only room service can provide.

Sacramento Tex Mex

Embark on a flavorful adventure at Sacramento Tex Mex, where the bold tastes of Texas and Mexico come together in a vibrant and colorful setting. This casual dining spot offers a menu teeming with spicy favorites, including sizzling fajitas, hearty burritos, and nachos loaded with all the fixings. The lively atmosphere, decorated with thematic accents, enhances the dining experience, making every meal feel like a fiesta. Be sure to try one of their signature margaritas or a refreshing cerveza to perfectly complement your Tex-Mex feast. Sacramento Tex Mex is an ideal spot for families and friends looking for fun and flavorsome dining.

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By Host Jazzbeau , November 27, 2019 in MSC Cruises

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Thanks to some great detective work by @Beamafar  we have been able to compile an almost complete set of the dinner menus on Meraviglia as of Oct/Nov 2019 [numbered 1-14 plus '15' for Italian Night and 'E' for the everyday menu ] – note that this is missing nos. 3 and 10.

We thought that this post would be a complete set, based on the MD's statement that these are the official menus.  But I have also collected some additional YC Dinner menus [labeled x1, x2 etc.] that (a) may fill in the missing nos. 3 and 10, but (b) also seem to include variations on the other menus (at least on other MSC ships).

I suspect that there is, as always [!], a degree of variability in MSC's operations – but these menus should at least give a good sampling of what you will find on your cruise.  And – speaking only for myself [and DW] – the food delivered in the YC restaurant lives up to the promises of these menus.  Mangia!

@Beamafar  and I have now done our part.  If you would like to contribute, please feel free to post additional menus (or variations) and 'food porn' pictures.  Just please remember that this thread is for Yacht Club DINNER menus only.  See the separate threads for Yacht Club BREAKFAST and LUNCH menus.

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Dinner 1 [MSC F&B 0019CAR - YC - D1]

Dinner 2 [MSC F&B 0019CAR - YC - D2 ELEG NIGHT 1]

Dinner 4 [MSC F&B 0019CAR - YC - D4]

Dinner 5 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D5]

Dinner 6 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D6 ELEG NIGHT 2]

Dinner 7 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D7]

Dinner 8 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D8]

Dinner 9 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D9]

Dinner 11 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D11]

Dinner 12 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D12]

Dinner 13 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D13]

Dinner 14 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - D14]

Dinner 15 [MSC F&B 1920CAR - YC - ITALIAN NIGHT

Dinner E - Everyday Menu Items

Dinner x1 (Moussaka, paella, seafood, beef, BBQ, chickpea hummus)

Dinner x2 (Vegetable risotto, trout, veal, falafel)-1

Dinner x3 (Glazed pluma, ravioli, risotto, tubot, prawn, beef, vegan burger)-1

Dinner x4 (Lobster bauletti, grouper, clam, bandera, tofu)-1

Dinner x5 (Tagliolini, shrip, sworfish, tortillas)-1

Dinner x6 (Moussaka, paella, sea bass, veal, chickpea hummus)-1

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Thanks for all your hard work.  Much appreciated! 💗

Now with a complete set of desserts!  Happy Thanksgiving to all!

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I appreciate all the menus that are posted.   We are considering booking the Yacht Club for a November cruise.   Not sure I like all of the selections for the lunch or dinner menus.   Is it possible to order something not on the menu if you don't like what they are offering?   Would it be better to go to a regular dining room instead?  Not sure if I should book YC if I don't eat in the special dining room most of the time?  Any suggestions welcome.

Hello. Does yacht Club menu still have the selection of items each night at dinner that do not change? Filet mignon etc.? 

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Le Muse Restaurant An exclusive restaurant open to all MSC Yacht Club guests for dinner which is included within their fare along with drinks. Seats 100 people.

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