The Celebrity Solstice has ten different dining options, so there should be a cuisine to suit everyone's taste. Four of the specialty restaurants are grouped together with two lounges aft on deck 5, making for a fun, lively area on the ship.
Murano, Tuscan Grille, Silk Harvest, and Bistro on Five have cover charges ranging from $5 to $35 per person. Blu Restaurant is only available to AquaClass cabin passengers (guaranteed) and suite passengers (based upon availability).
For those on a tighter budget, passengers do not have to necessarily pay extra to have a memorable dining experience on the Celebrity Solstice. The Grand Epernay, which was named for a town in France, is one of the most dramatic and beautiful main dining rooms I've ever seen on a cruise ship, and the Oceanview Cafe, on deck 14, is bright with numerous tempting food stations -- much more than the standard panoramic buffet.
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