Costa Allegra, Costa Cruises

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Dining

There are 2 restaurants, 1 main and 1 alternate restaurant. Restaurant Montmartre is the main restaurant, reasonably spacious, with glass windows and hand cut marble stones at the entrance. The menu primarily consists of Italian food and the service is good. This restaurant is quiet noisy and offers 2 sittings.

Yacht Club is the alternate restaurant offering buffet breakfast and lunch service. To add to the casual atmosphere, there are wicker chairs with blue striped cushions and light wood tables inlaid with sky blue panels. This area is good for sunbathers and sports enthusiasts. The menu includes fresh fruits, cheeses and gelati. Guests can dine inside or take their meals to the terraces.

Dress code is casual during the day. Guests can wear smart casual or informal dresses in the evenings. For formal evenings, it is suit or dinner jacket for men and cocktail dress for ladies.
Cabin service is available throughout the day.

Entertainment

Crystal Club is partly Italian and partly groove-styled glass domed 2-storeyed disco where guests can enjoy the lively beat of the rumba.
Murano Bar is inspired by the Murano glass of Venice. Glass skylights allow sun shine during the day and the floodlit swimming pool glitters at night. Showroom and dining room are no smoking zones. Lounges and casinos have separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
Monte Carlo Casino has slot machines and is the location where guests can play craps, blackjack or roulette. The library has a large collection of books and maps.

Flamenco Ballroom has vast curved bay window which extends the entire width of the ship, providing marvellous views. Cabarets, dance and special acts are performed in the orchestra pit. Follies Bergeres Showroom is a show lounge where various shows and cabaret shows are conducted.

Piazetta Allegra is the European promenade where boutiques, shops selling logo goods and sundries, a patisserie and a bar are lined up. There is a meeting room with well-equipped audio-visual and business communication equipment.

There is a children’s programme in Caribbean and Europe sessions for cruisers aged 3-17 except during lunch and dinner hours and days in port. Group babysitting for ages 3 and above are offered for a fee with special rates.