The serve a differently flavored delicious flat bread every evening for dinner. Tonight it was seasoned with lemon-pepper, which is my favorite.
Grandma Trudy decided that she didn't want baked chicken after all so our waiter, Adem, helped her select something else.
The amuse bouche included an orchid, which Sweet Pea ate in its entirety. Ross said that it tasted exactly like you would think an orchid would taste.
Wild Mushroom Consume was a nice light starter.
Ross loved his grilled octopus. He thought this was one his favorite appetizers.
Grandma Trudy ordered French Onion Soup from the main dining room.
For my main dish, I ordered beef short ribs with cranberry beans. The short ribs were tasty, but the cranberry beans were not nearly as good as last time. The flavor was great, but they were definitely undercooked this time.
Sweet Pea's ricotta cavatelli was very good.
Grandma Trudy ordered, chicken saltimbocca from the main dining room.
Ross had the peppered tuna which was probably the best dish of the night.
Ross took Sweet Pea to the kids club before dessert. When he returned we got a green apple sorbet.
I ordered a tasty chocolate cup.
Of course, grandma Trudy for her creme brûlée again.
Ross ordered what I think was some sort of coconut creme.
After dinner, Trudy, Ross and I headed to a Celebrity Life Jeopardy game show. I submitted my be as a contestant but did not get selected, which may have been for the best since Id had quite a bit of wine with dinner.
Then we headed to Quasar for pub trivia. We took some selfies before it started.
We did not win trivia, mostly because we are terrible on the music questions.
After trivia, we collected Sweet Pea from the kids club. They were having a Swinging Sixties party in the grand foyer and we tried to get Grandma Trudy to come to it with us, but she said she was too tired.
Instead we all went back to the cabin. Trudy and Sweet Pea turned in for the night so Ross and I partied on our own with some cocktails and sushi.
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