Dine in fine style without having to dress up on the Pride of America with eleven restaurants to choose from. The Liberty and the Skyline are the two main restaurants on this ship, both of which are quite spacious. The Liberty is located on Deck 6 and can accommodate 496 passengers. Here you can step back into the past with paintings of the Founding Fathers and important historical events on the walls. The Skyline, located on the deck below, is much larger capable of seating 644 passengers. The decor here is more of the style reminiscent of Manhattan restaurants in the 1930’s.

Enjoy a delicious meal in a restaurant that emulates the residence of Thomas Jefferson when you choose to dine at Jefferson’s Bistro. This venue specializes in modern and classic French gourmet cuisine and it does have a cover charge for the meal. You do need to make reservations if this is your choice of dining venue for the evening.



When you have a yen for Asian cuisine head to East Meets West Asian Restaurant, where you will be treated to the best Asian cuisine at sea. This alternative restaurant also has a cover charge and reservations are required. There are two smaller restaurants within this larger one where you can have your food prepared as you watch – the Sushi Bar and the Teppanyaki Bar. The latter is suitable for groups of 10 to 12 only as it contains one large table.

Looking for steak, seafood or grilled chicken? There is no need to wait until you have a shore excursion or return home because the Lazy J Texas Restaurant serves up the best Angus beef, veal, pork, lamb, seafood and chicken.

Little Italy lives up to its name as a Italian restaurant on the Pride of America with the type of menu you would expect to find on the streets of New York. Dine on pizza, pasta with a choice of sauces and an extensive wine list to round out your meal. Leave room for dessert because you will want to sample the authentic Italian delights.
If buffet is your preference, then the indoor/outdoor buffet-style cafe of the Aloha Cafe will provide you with a neverending selection of food items. Here you will get a sense of your destination in the Hawaiian themed decor. Children have their own buffet to choose from with kid-sized portions and foods that they will want to taste.
Travel back to the 1950’s in the Cadillac Diner where you can choose from a classic menu of fast food and Oriental cuisine. This restaurant is open 22 hours every day of the cruise. You can also order room service at any time when you just want to stay in your room and have a quiet meal or a snack.

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