hard yacht breakfast menu

:: Chicken Wings - Served Hot, BBQ, or Old Bay style.

:: Chicken Strips Fried, Naked, or Buffalo style - Tender chicken strips Breaded & Fried, Naked & Grilled, or tossed in our buffalo sauce. Served with sauce for dippin'!

:: Bear Crick Crab Dip - A dip worth naming after the creek. Sweet crab meat topped with cheddar cheese and served hot with crispy pitas for dipping.

:: Fried Clam Strips

:: Mozzarella Cheese Sticks

:: Fried Mac & Cheese

:: Art's Pealess Maryland Crab Soup, Soon to be famous! - Art has banned all green peas from the marina so... the freshest veggies we can get (less the peas)simmered with sweet crab meat.

:: Chili - Hot & Hearty- served with cheese and onions.

:: Soup of the day - Ask your server for today's soup selection.

:: Caesar Salad - Freshly cut romaine lettuce, tossed in our creamy caesar dressing & toasted garlic croutons

:: Cafe Salad - Crisp chilled lettuce mixed with shredded cheddar, topped with tomatoes, red onions, & croutons.

:: Add to your Salad - Grilled Chicken, $3 Crab meat, $6 Shrimp Salad, $6

:: Fish & Chips - Lightly beer battered cod & fries.

:: Hot Roast Beef or Turkey Sandwich - Served with fries and smothered with gravy.

:: Hot Dogs - 2 all beef dogs served with chips

:: Fish Sandwich - 2 pieces of battered cod topped with cheese & tartar.

:: Portside Burger - 1/3 lb USDA choice Angus beef with your choice of cheese...in paradise!

:: Chicken Monterey Sandwich - Grilled tender juicy chicken breast with Monterey jack cheese & bacon topped with a sweet tangy dressing

:: Anchor Bay Crab Cake Sandwich - Best on Cove Road- 'nuf said! Served fried or broiled.

:: Meatball Sub - Topped with melted provolone cheese.

:: Cheese Steak Sub - Tender steak and your choice of cheese. Served on a toasted hoagie roll.

:: Bent Prop Shrimp Salad - Shrimp so big if you hit 'em you'll bend your prop.

:: Hot Dog, Grilled Cheese, or PB & Jelly - Served with chips. Add $1 for fries.

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Yacht Club BREAKFAST Menu

By Host Jazzbeau , October 20, 2019 in MSC Cruises

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Host Jazzbeau

This is the Yacht Club breakfast menu, which seems to be essentially the same in all Yacht Club restaurants.

In the separate threads for Yacht Club LUNCH and  DINNER menus you will note that after the main set of menus, which were given to @Beamafar  and declared complete by her YC MD, there are additional menus from other MSC ships and sailings that are at best variations on the main set.  So I am not giving any warranty that the menu posted here is the only breakfast menu.

@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 BREAKFAST menus only.  See the separate threads for Yacht Club LUNCH and   DINNER  menus .

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Is this the dining room menu or the buffet by the pool?

palmbaytish

The menu looks great...It will be nice to have a relaxing sit down breakfast in the mornings!!

On 12/1/2019 at 1:52 PM, Beaver1975 said: Is this the dining room menu or the buffet by the pool?

This is the dining room.

• 1 month later...

onlineangel

This may have been asked and buried in a different post somewhere but does anyone know if it is possible to order breakfast items via room service in YC that are not on the official room service menu? Such as those on the menu posted above?

I ask because on NCL (suite) they told us that we could order whatever we wanted for breakfast (within reason and if available, of course) even though not on the menu - just to manually write on the card what we wanted. 

Not sure if that's something MSC will do.

• 4 weeks later...

On 1/14/2020 at 3:02 PM, onlineangel said: This may have been asked and buried in a different post somewhere but does anyone know if it is possible to order breakfast items via room service in YC that are not on the official room service menu? Such as those on the menu posted above?

Good question and something that I did not try to do.  Not sure if one could or not.

As a solo YC guest, something unusual in comparison to ordering Room Service on other ships, my Butler served my tray with one cup of coffee--not a pot of coffee--just one filled cop.  Most mornings I went to the YC Restaurant for breakfast.

On 10/20/2019 at 2:51 PM, Host Jazzbeau said: Breakfast:  

If you enjoy a seated/served breakfast, you will love your YC breakfast!

Quiet with service (most mornings) as good as at lunch and dinner.  Usually, just one of the two Maitre d's was working, but their excellent, active service was just as good as at dinner.  Once, I ordered both the assorted cheese and cold cut plate:  delicious.  I preferred  the Ranchero Potatoes over the Hash Browns.  When I ordered poached eggs or Eggs Benedict, I was asked how I liked the eggs cooked.  (They were prepared as I requested.)   Coffee cup was kept filled, usually without having to request that.  One morning, I ordered their Stewed Apples and was served enough for 2-3 people:  very good, though.  Their breads that I ate were all very good; I love croissants and those were as good as any I have eaten.

One oddity:  while Grapefruit Juice was listed on the menu as being freshly squeezed, when I requested a half Grapefruit, it was not available.

Only once did I have breakfast at the YC Pool Grill and was pleased with the offerings.  Items, such as the potatoes or bacon that were self serve, cooled quickly in the open air and I was disappointed with the much fewer choices of the bread offerings.  There were three--as I recall:  hard rolls,  a variety of bread slices, or a small selection of danish type pastries.  A much greater selection was available in the YC Restaurant.

I enjoyed Breakfast on MSC Meraviglia! 

Solent Richard

On 2/8/2020 at 10:13 PM, rkacruiser said:   ...One oddity:  while Grapefruit Juice was listed on the menu as being freshly squeezed, when I requested a half Grapefruit, it was not available....

That's odd. We've just come off Preziosa and I chose Fresh grapefruit 11 days out of fourteen...

8 hours ago, Solent Richard said:     That's odd. We've just come off Preziosa and I chose Fresh grapefruit 11 days out of fourteen...    

Good for you.  I like the fact that the sections of the fruit were served as shown.  Makes it much easier than "digging" the fruit out of the skin.  

8 hours ago, rkacruiser said:   Good for you.  I like the fact that the sections of the fruit were served as shown.  Makes it much easier than "digging" the fruit out of the skin.  

Ah, after the second day I even had the peel removed.

That's how good the staff were. They witnessed me removing it on day two and obviously informed the chef.

Funnily enough, a few years ago on Seabourn a half grapefruit appeared that had just been sliced in half and the 'pulp' not separated.

15 hours ago, Solent Richard said:       Funnily enough, a few years ago on Seabourn a half grapefruit appeared that had just been sliced in half and the 'pulp' not separated.

Regardless of the ship on which I have sailed, I have never had the pulp not separated.  More of than not, the separations are large enough that I need to use fork and knife to do a bit more "dissecting".

11 hours ago, rkacruiser said:   Regardless of the ship on which I have sailed, I have never had the pulp not separated.  More of than not, the separations are large enough that I need to use fork and knife to do a bit more "dissecting".

Well done you.

Though that was the one reason that I remembered Seabourn can fall short.

• 5 months later...

I don't see either of the items I liked best at the non-Yacht Club breakfast: walnut sticky buns (cinnamon rolls), and breakfast pizzas.

Nor congee.  The toppings were very nice.

3 hours ago, shipgeeks said: I don't see either of the items I liked best at the non-Yacht Club breakfast: walnut sticky buns (cinnamon rolls), and breakfast pizzas.

I think the sticky buns were available.  I recall seeing them on the display as one entered the YC Restaurant for breakfast.  Breakfast pizzas?  No.  Not in the Dining Room nor at the Pool Grille that I recall.

2 hours ago, shipgeeks said: Nor congee.  The toppings were very nice.

I don't recall that either on MSC.  I had congee when I was in China.  In my opinion, it's one of those foods that one has to acquire a "taste for".  

• 8 months later...

Next June will be my first Yacht Club experience. I've stayed in The Haven on NCl and they offer Steak and Eggs. Will I be able to get this on MSC?

Steak is not on the breakfast menu.  However, if you speak to the YC asst m’D he may be able to arrange it for you. 

On 6/1/2021 at 11:34 AM, Beamafar said: Steak is not on the breakfast menu.  However, if you speak to the YC asst m’D he may be able to arrange it for you. 

Agree!  The staff does their best to accommodate guests' requests.  

• 2 weeks later...

I got it by chance at Seaside.... Was called Farmers Breakfast... 

Was to much for Breakfast... 

• 3 weeks later...

Recent yatch club breakfast menu

QR_W_YC_BREAKFAST_DAYX_EN_1625285330.pdf

Nothing’s changed, so.

1 hour ago, elbarney said: Recent yatch club breakfast menu QR_W_YC_BREAKFAST_DAYX_EN_1625285330.pdf 120.43 kB · 2 downloads

I enjoyed reading the menu again.  Thanks for posting it.  Seeing that Stewed Applies remain available reminds me of the morning when I ordered that along with juice and a regular full breakfast.  My Steward brought me a full bowl of the fruit!  Much more than I expected.  I saved it for a breakfast "dessert"; a first for me.  Delicious, but I needed to "waddle" out of the Dining Room that morning!  

LeCommandant

I searched for 15 minutes the current YC Bar List (+ Wine selection at the YC Restaurant), but I cannot find it. Does anyone have an idea? I plan to cruise in Mediterranean sea on the MSC Seaside. 

And thanks a lot @elbarney for sharing the YC Lunch/Dinner lists. Great job!!

51 minutes ago, LeCommandant said: Hi all! I searched for 15 minutes the current YC Bar List (+ Wine selection at the YC Restaurant), but I cannot find it. Does anyone have an idea? I plan to cruise in Mediterranean sea on the MSC Seaside.    And thanks a lot @elbarney for sharing the YC Lunch/Dinner lists. Great job!!   Bests

Grandiosa July, Seashore is the same, I imagine Seaside will be.

QR_V_YC-BAR-LIST_OTHER_DAYX_EN_1624735625.pdf

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