Date of Visit: July 12, 2011
To get into Triton's we had to go through the side entrance just for wheelchairs and strollers when entering. It took awhile to get the attention of someone to help us find our table, but not more than 5 minutes. It seems kind of odd that they weren't manning that entrance, especially for the first time you are eating at that place for the cruise and probably need help finding your table. At least the sign is obvious and we noticed it on our way to the main entrance and didn't have to end up coming back to the side to enter, but maybe doing that would be better as then they more expect someone entering there.
Mik enjoyed the Lobster macaroni and cheese. For desert we shared the Triton's Trio (it was called something like that and was basically three things). It is a little small to share, but it worked good for us because we were already mostly full. It included chocolate mousse, creme brûlée (Mik liked the hardened sugar because it reminded him of toasted marshmallows), and what is basically a mini eclair, but has a fancier name.
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