I wish that while in London we ate at more British style meals. Many of the locations wee chain and the food was nothing spectacular and the service was misserable

Excellent food... Only complaint was too much!!! Could have had lighter lunches and earlier dinners..

All food was great

Meals were over the top starting with breakfast and ending with supper. Nice choices, very filling and very good.

The meals were excellent across the board. Didn't have a single meal that was not outstanding. The only negative was the amount of food each day. Lighter meals once a day would be popular.

Too much. Lighter lunches.

We had some great meals with authentic regional food!

Meals were very good. Could have had a bit more selection at some.

dinner was served too late on many nights...we would be seated by 7:30 and not receive the meal until 8:30 or later. Most of the time the meals took too long to receive...even when we were at lunch/dinner and they already knew what we were being given. Lighter options at lunch would be nice. Breakfasts are always wonderful.

Most of the meals were excellent, especially at Hanza Hotel in Gdansk. The buffets were ok....I didn't care much for the food at St. Bruno hotel.

I haven't eaten that much in decades! But didn't gain a pound due to so much great walking! ;) And I very much appreciated having an alternative to fish everytime it was on the menu! Thank you!

meals in general take to long, up to 2 hours or longer, especially dinners

To much food would be my only complaint, eating full meals at lunch and dinner seemed excessive. However, the food was always good!

only complaint would be they were to long, usually over 2 hours

Most days we got too much food, it was all good, but too much. Most days lunch too too long, a quick bite would hav been fine, some dinners on our own would have been fine also

The meals were really good. Some days the food was too much. My only idea is to have a big lunch and a small dinner. Maybe just sandwiches. My mom who grew up in England told me once while we were visiting is their lunch is the main meal. Which is true by the lunches we had. While we were at the Wolfs Lair I would trade that lunch for maybe a Bratwurst and some chips on the patio.

The food was good. The only problem was at the end of the tour two groups were combined. One night in Munich it took about 2 hours to finish dinner.

The meals surpassed any expectation that I had truly enjoyable

Meals were most excellent. I also appreciate the restaurants considering my food allergies.

Great meal choices... Really enjoyed how you guys make an effort to try local cuisine. Really added to the experience! thank you!

meals were good but like most European restaurants seemed to lack American flavor

Food was varied, plentiful and excellent!

All the restaurants we ate at were great! The last hotel we stayed at didn't serve a variety of desserts at the buffet.

YUMMY!!!!

...I like to eat!.. The food was great. They were very sensitive to my husband's special needs.

just wish bus had small tables built into back of seats

Meals were overall excellent. Some places we had some choices which was nice. Maybe a little too much pork.

With the exception of the lunch in Versailles and the arrival dinner in Munich, food was very good. In general, would have preferred some of the hotel dinners to be at local restaurants.

Excellent selections and well presented. Thank you.

There is so much food. You are NEVER hungry!!!

Although I understand the need to accommodate all the food “issues” of the group and to select items that are “local” and readily prepared for a group of people, I did find the food a bit bland. The lunch meals were often a bit heavy - so a lighter option such as a salad would be welcome. Overall - I have no real complaint, and seeing as how my clothes were a bit tighter when I returned home it all was good!

Good variety of food at all locations

I like that we had a couple of options for dinners! I didn't care for some of the bag lunches

The meals were wonderful. On the days that we had a sack lunch I would recommend having a selection to choose from (especially on day that it was a cucumber/cheese/tomato sandwich). But I was glad that we had a couple of days with sack lunches so that we had longer to spend on the sights.

The food was outstanding. The time it took to get orders taken and meals served was sometimes extraordinarily long.

The food was excellent and extremely plentiful.

Some better than others.

The quality and quantity of the food was wonderful. However,there were several places where the services was very slow. It would have been nice to place orders ahead of time, especially for lunch, since we had a limited menu to choose from anyway. This would have saved time and frustration.

Plenty and so good I liked the way they reflected the local flavour

All Good! Novotel's buffet was especially good!

Although I see the need at times, generally I prefer NOT to eat at hotels. I do enjoy eating on my own for some dinners.

Great God. If you were hungry on this trip it was your own fault! Very good!!

More than enough food, sometime way too much but enjoyable and tastey.

Most meals were delicious and certainly generous portions. I appreciated having more than one choice for all meals. Most meals were a little late in the evening but I would not give up seeing points of interest for earlier rbrning meals so this was a good trade off for me!

The meals were fine for a group tour, particularly with a wide range of tastes.

The food was good. There were a few issues with people getting served timely. We appreciated that special diet needs were considered and accommodated.

Great except for the Oso Bucco lunch in Versailles!

Edible enough but nothing to brag about

Most were good to very good

I think the meals were all very good throughout the tour and some were excellent.

I truly was amazed at the quality and the quantity of the meals! I actually skipped dinner one evening because I was still stuffed from lunch! The restaurants in the London area were a bit slow but when a large group comes in that could happen anywhere. The 'box' lunches - one sandwich would have been plenty with the fruit, juice, energy bar and muffin - very few were able to eat the second sandwich! I like a salad with some meals and it was being offered, mentioned it to Robert and here comes a salad! Really outstanding restaurants and the food was great!

Need fast efficient lunches...no fault of Robert, the restaurants just not able to handle large tour groups.

Very representative of the countries that we visited. However, most of the meals had potatoes as a side dish in one form or another. I got a bit overspudded after a while. The mystery green soup at Mont St Michel had no flavor at all. I ate it, but had no idea what it was. Other than that, a good overall representation. My wife and I are not big fish eaters and she doesn't eat a lot of pork. But neither of us starved to death. It was nice to see the different types of food presentations.

Lunches took way too long; have more bag lunches on the bus.

Mont St Michel lunch was bad. French meals were average. They were better on my previous trip. Bastogne lunch was outstanding and Luxembourg and Germany were excellent

Very good although had too much pork

Food was overall excellent. My only concern was the wait time in London was so long that it cut into sightseeing/museum time. The French restaurants with their fixed menus were efficient.

Too much food for lunches.

Generally very good but the same menus at most.

The food in Paris and Normandy area were poorly prepared for my taste. Others on the tour said the equivalent to me as well.

We only had one meal we didn't care for and that was at the Mercere Hotel in Paris. Little Mermaid in Caen was amazing. Lou's in Bastogne was also amazing. We thought that food at Versailles was very good but many people on our tour didn't even try it.

The only lunch that was not to anyone's liking was at the Versailles Castle

Even for a box lunch they were very good. Also the first tour of four with your company that they were used. The Old Ebbitt Inn was of course the best meal, the steak was beyond words. All the others were very, very good. However the breakfasts could have been better with a couple more main items included on several of them. The breakfasts in Richmond were,however, excellent because they were in the common dining area of the hotel serving all guests and had much more to offer. Their omelette station was outstanding.

Some exceptional meals especially the farewell dinner. Breakfasts at the Hyatt were the week link. Also two meals at the dobbins house in the same day was too repetitive

The meals were good with a few exceptions, we specifically did not enjoy the meals at the restaurant near Mont St. Michel, and the meal at Versailles. we also wish we had more of a selection during the meals, but our only major suggestions would be to have a lighter lunch that doesn't take as long. We felt we were spending too much time at lunch when we could have been exploring the areas where we were eating, specifically the meal in Bastogne. The food was excellent but it took a long time to eat.

The food was fine. Serving 25 people at lunch takes a lot of time from the tour. Charlie was able to reduce the time a little by getting drink orders and other things in advance, then translating that information to wait staff or perhaps even sending it on ahead. I realize we were in France and we were almost all Americans, but I would hope the restaurants could be better prepared. Having said that, I don't think anyone was very troubled by it since it was a very friendly group and the meal time together was always enjoyable. I personally would have enjoyed a little extra time at the historical sites we visited, but don't suggest I'm typical.

Remember you can not please everyone..

my only complaint was the individual german appetizers we received at our second restaurant. I feel that so much of it was wasted. It would have been better done as family style platters so we could take what we wanted to try instead of wasting what we didn't want.

Every meal brought something different and made me try all new local foods that were all amazing.

Didn't like the box lunch. Everything else was super.

Good choices

A couple extra items on the menu would always be appreciated although not always feasible for 30 people. I wasn't dissatisfied by any of the locations.

Really well done. Appreciated the time we had some choice. Nice job.

meals overall were great!

Great restaurants and food.

overall very good. i went and did my own thing a couple times but it wasnt due to the food choice just a different pace.

Outstanding. Much better than we expected.

All the meals I ate were great. I read something from procom about increasing the portion size...….are you nuts? It took a lot of effort and determination to keep the amount I ate under control. But everything was delicious.

At Leo's, apparently chicken cordon blue was ordered, we didn't get it. Then we had a hamburger can get that anywhere. Would have preferred something local to the area (pasta?)

I loved the restaurants you took us too. Good food but sometimes I had could not finish it...I am not used to 3 full meals a day.....Honestly great job on the meals

I think some of the restaurants were overwhelmed......not prepared for the group. Also must consider that Americans want everything fast. I did expect more "French" dishes rather than Italian or american style steak.

Excellent except 1 dinner.

Overall the meals were good, at times it would have been nice to have the ability to order a la carte. The Risotto lunch at the Reims Italian restaurant was a bad choice, would have been nice have had spaghetti or lasagna after eating beef, chicken, or fish all week. Also, one lunch that was all cheese with a bit of meat wasn't a good choice as everyone was sleepy by the time we arrived at the next site.

found some meals too heavy, lunches did not need to be a lot of meat. salad bar lunch at several places were very nice, but then also gave meat and french fries, which weren't needed. cut back on amount of food and lower price of trip somewhat. have more local foods.

Meals were great. However, the meals at the restaurant in Bastogne served too much pasta.

Not bad.

The set menu places were bland, the places where we had a choice between a couple items was better.

Could not eat all of the food as there was too much of it, all was very tasty and well presented

I can only say they portions were more than generous. It takes a while for us Americans to become used to taking 1-1/2-2 hours for a meal.

Breakfasts were always fine. Please try to have a nice portion of vegetables, salad, or fruit available at each main meal. Some meals were based on mushrooms, which I do not like, meaning that I couldn't eat a goodly portion of those entrées. It would be fine to cut back on the meat a little bit. Meals consumed a lot of time. It worked great the one day that Charlie called ahead with our drink orders and entrée selections to speed things up. I recommend doing that more often. Also, it might save time and be a nice change occasionally to have a simpler, maybe sandwich-based lunch instead of a largish, hot meal each time.

Great meals but spent too much time for lunch meals.

too much food. I hate to waste food but could not eat it all. I am not used to three meals a day

Food was excellent. My only comment is that the meals, especially lunch, but occasionally dinner, take too much time when I could be out wandering the city centers or countryside. I do not drink alcohol, so that is part of it, and they are not excessive by European or even normal American time lengths, but I would like to have more free time then a long meal. Maybe have one free dinner period for the tour participants to figure out there own dinner choices in each city that we stop in.

Meals in Ypres area were great. Things went downhill after that.

Most meals were excellent, however the meals at the hotel in Amiens were pretty bad. Some of the breakfasts had undercooked bacon and mushy eggs. Meals at outside restaurants were very good. Lunches were too large and left you too full.

Meals were wonderful. Our only complaint is simple. My husband does not drink alcohol, but DOES drink diet soda. He got his hopes up with the idea of unlimited soft drinks, but it really was hard to get diet soda everywhere on the trip. Am sure that that is a European issue.

SMALLER lunches or lunch time to explore areas of towns especially Reims, maybe Metz, etc.

A lot of Creamed chicken and potatoes but it was all good

I like the buffets the best because I could eat healthier.

Wish there was a bit more variety. We had a ton of chicken it seemed

Given a large group, I was very pleased with the choices.