Crêperie
Oceania Cruises, recognised for its focus on culinary and destination-driven experiences, has announced details of a new dining venue, the Crêperie, set to debut aboard its latest ship, Allura, in July 2025.
Located adjacent to Baristas, Oceania’s popular coffee bar, the Crêperie will feature an array of French crêpes, Bruxelles waffles, and bubble waffles, alongside Italian ice cream sundaes, serving guests from mid-morning through the afternoon.
The menu for the Crêperie has been crafted by Oceania Cruises’ Executive Culinary Directors and Master Chefs of France, Alex Quaretti and Eric Barale, and will feature more than 20 options, including the traditional crêpe Suzette and Bruxelles waffles topped with banana, salted caramel sauce, and whipped cream.
Guests can also customise their own sweet creations, offering a variety of combinations.
“Allura, our eighth elegant small ship, represents the next step in Oceania Cruises’ evolution and a new way of exploring the world. Food is at the heart of everything we do at Oceania Cruises; The Finest Cuisine at Sea is not just a tagline, it’s a philosophy which drives our whole business,” said Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises.
“However, finest does not always mean the fanciest – and our more relaxed, yet still refined, culinary venues, such as the beautiful new Crêperie aboard Allura, is a perfect example of this,” he added.
Chef Alex Quaretti expressed his enthusiasm for the new venue, noting that the Crêperie will enhance the culinary options onboard Allura, especially with its proximity to other popular spots like Baristas and the Bakery.
The Crêperie will be one of 12 dining venues aboard Allura
Grand Dining Room – The Grande Dame of the fleet’s dining venues offering an abundance of choice every day, including Jacques Pepin’s French classics, dishes inspired by global destinations, to a four-course food and wine pairing option
Terrace Café – offering international cuisine with a panoramic seaside terrace
Polo Grill – classic steakhouse
Toscana – Italian specialties
Red Ginger – pan-Asian cuisine
Ember – American classics with a modern twist
Aquamar Kitchen – wellness-inspired cuisine with a hint of indulgence
Waves Grill – poolside gourmet sandwiches and signature burgers by day; al fresco pizzeria by night
Bakery at Baristas – freshly baked French and Italian pastries
Afternoon Tea at Horizons – time for tea at 4pm sharp every day
Privée – guests can celebrate truly special occasions with the ultimate private dining experience
Allurais the eighth vessel for Oceania Cruises and the second of the line’s 1,200-guest Allura Class ships. She follows her sister ship, Vista, which launched in May 2023 and offers five specialty dining venues, the most spacious standard cabins at sea, an onboard Cullinary Centre and Chef’s Studio, and a range of Food and wine pairing experiences. These include demonstrations during exclusive Sommelier’s Choice and Cellar Master’s Classic Wine Pairing Luncheons.
Allura will also debut a new library, featuring walls of floor-to-ceiling glass, oversized chairs and plush residential furnishings.
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