Blue Riband Restaurant; à la carte with table reservations required, semi formal but family friendly.
Explorers Restaurant [reservations required], which is themed, being 'Wild West' on our trip with red & white checkered tablecloths & the wait staff wore cowboy hats.
Marco Polo Gourmet Restaurant; reservations are required, semi-formal dress code & features a choice of "two exclusive six-course meals accompanied by an impressive choice of wine"
The menus are placed outside the main entrance to the 3 restaurants on Deck 7

Deck 7 - Latitude Café, the Trendy Café, family friendly for a 'light bite of freshly made, delicious food'.
Bake'n Coffee, coffee bar with freshly brewed coffee, sandwiches & home baked cakes.
These 2 eateries are really in the same 'room' with the Kidz ballpit aft of Bake'n Coffee.
Deck 6 - 7 Seas, buffet restaurant - 'an ocean of freshly made delicacies'.

Miscellaneous interior photos about Princess of Norway 20 - 24 February 2007

Deck 9 Starboard Forward facing. Small with an entrance hallway, single wardrobe, double bed [but 2 singles pushed together & made up with single sheets. 2 Single Duvets, but comfortable].

Decent sized bathroom with double length shower, good water pressure & temperature control. Plenty of storage, no toiletries apart from shower gel/shampoo in a dispenser in the shower. Towels are small and thin, if you want thick fluffy bath sheets, take your own. There is no steward service in this category.

These forward facing cabins feel every bump & bang. The window was awash at times too. Note:- In the hallway just outside there is a door to a stairwell.. this was in constant use day & night; slamming shut. Somewhat annoying after a while, especially when woken from sleep.
See the video clips of the window awash at
http://www.magwa.co.uk/princessofnorway/princessofnorwayvideo.htm

Only a few photos. The Wine bar was closed when I tried to take some pics one time, so most are through glass and it was too dark for much in the Columbus Club 20 - 24 February 2007