The 700-passenger Seven Seas Mariner luxury cruise ship has four main dining venues, all open seating. The 570-seat Compass Rose is the main dining room, serving three meals a day. The two smaller specialty restaurants, Latitudes and Signatures, both require reservations, but there is no charge. La Veranda is used for casual buffet dining at breakfast and lunch, and converted to a bistro in the evening.
The Seven Seas Mariner also has poolside dining, which is especially good for a late lunch after a day ashore or for festive casual dinner parties al fresco. Many passengers also enjoy the 24-hour room service for a leisurely breakfast or intimate dinner. Let's take a look at all of these dining options on the Seven Seas Mariner.
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