Virgin Voyages Restaurants Guide: Dining Tips, What to Order & Full Reviews

Virgin Voyages does dining differently — no buffets, no main dining room, and no up‑charges for specialty restaurants. Everything is included, and the food is genuinely some of the best at sea. This guide breaks down how dining works, how to make reservations, and what to order at every restaurant on board.

Planning your first Virgin Voyages cruise? Start with my Virgin Voyages Cruise Guide for tips, reviews, and booking strategies.

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How Dining Works on Virgin Voyages

Virgin Voyages includes all specialty dining in your cruise fare — fresh ingredients, made‑to‑order dishes, and restaurant‑quality meals. Most restaurants are available on all four ships.

Reservation Tips for Virgin Voyages Restaurants

Reservations open:

60 days before sailing for Rockstars
45 days before sailing for all other sailors

They usually go live at midnight ET.

If you forget or don’t get what you want, don’t panic — Virgin holds back reservations for embarkation day. Once onboard, connect to Wi‑Fi and check the app. You can also stop by Razzle Dazzle for help.

For more tips, see my Virgin Voyages First‑Timer Guide.

Full Reviews of Each Restaurant

Virgin Voyages has six main restaurants: The Wake, Razzle Dazzle, Test Kitchen, Extra Virgin, Gunbae, and Pink Agave. I’ve tried them all — and each one brings something different to the table.