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PACIFIC PRINCESS
PHOTO TOUR AND COMMENTARY DINING
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The main dining room on Pacific Princess is the Club
Restaurant. Breakfast and lunch are open seating. For dinner, this elegant venue follows the traditional passenger ship dining system with two fixed dining times. Each guest is assigned to one of the two seatings and has a reserved table and a dedicated waiter team that serves that table throughout the voyage. 
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The Panorama Restaurant is an informal alternative to the main dining room. For breakfast and lunch it is a self-service buffet and in the evening it is a casual restaurant. It has indoor seating with floor to ceiling windows and outdoor seating overlooking the ship's stern.
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This area also includes the Pizzeria (left). It is not an Alfredo's Pizzeria as on Royal Princess and Regal Princess (see review) but rather a by-the-slice pizzeria like the poolside pizzerias on other Princess ships.
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Poolside dining on Pacific Princess is the province of the BBQ Grill. It serves fresh hamburgers and other comfort foods.
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Pacific Princess has two extra-tariff specialty restaurants. The Sterling Steakhouse (above left) specializes in beef and traditional
American favorites. The other specialty restaurant, Sabatini's (above right), features Italian cuisine. On most cruises, the two restaurants alternate so that each is open every other night. In addition, the Sterling is open for a pub-style lunch on sea days.
American favorites. The other specialty restaurant, Sabatini's (above right), features Italian cuisine. On most cruises, the two restaurants alternate so that each is open every other night. In addition, the Sterling is open for a pub-style lunch on sea days.
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Cruise ship photo tour and commentary - - Princess Cruises - - Pacific Princess - - Dining