Can’t get enough of authentic Italian fare? MSC Cruises is preparing to satisfy your cravings by hosting Italian culinary brand Eataly onboard its upcoming mega-vessel MSC World America.
Guests can look forward to their favorite Eataly dishes, which are made with carefully sourced ingredients. The cruise line also announced the introduction of new Eataly menu items that will only be available at sea. Meals will be prepared in an open kitchen, and pasta will be freshly made.
Since 2007, the Italian-owned company has been cultivating a renewed appreciation for Italian cuisine by offering authentic, high-quality food at reasonable prices. Eataly today has over 40 retail locations worldwide.
MSC Cruises Vice President of Global Hotel Operations, Bernhard Stacher, pointed out the cruise operator’s commitment to serving meals that bring people together. He added, “MSC World America stays true to this philosophy, which is why we have partnered with Eataly–an emblem of ‘Made in Italy’ and Italian culinary artistry.”
What Are the Other Dining Options Onboard?
Once you’ve had your fill of Eataly, you still have five more specialty restaurants to choose from: Kaito Teppanyaki, Kaito Sushi Bar, Hola! Tacos & Cantina, Butcher’s Cut Steakhouse, and the new Paxos Greek Restaurant.
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Paxos has indoor, outdoor, and rooftop venues. Its rooftop area is perfect for afternoons and evenings when cruisers are in the mood for small plates, cocktails, and music. The menu boasts fresh seafood, warm pita bread with dips, moussaka, hot and cold mezes, and other Mediterranean-inspired flavors.
Passengers also have a grab-and-go option with Paxos on the Go.
Other quick meals and snack places are Promenade Bites, The Harbour Bar & Bites, La Boca Grill, and Luna Park Pizza & Burger. From good old hotdogs and pizza to souvlaki, empanadas, burritos, and more, these fast-casual outlets won’t leave you short on choices.
MSC World America will enter service in April 2025, offering guests 7-night sailings from PortMiami to the Caribbean. It will have the first overwater swing ride at sea, a 90-degree vertical drop slide, and the largest MSC Yacht Club.
