Great diversity of meals.

Great variety of meals. I especially liked the meals at the winery (OMG good and so much to choose from!). The selection of food at A. Roma Lifestyle made my head spin-- so much to choose from!

Final lunch was excellent. Breakfast and most lunches were just adequate.

The little out of the way places were the best, the better hotels were good to very good, but Catania was the worst, I got tired of seeing the same cold food being recycled in various forms day after day!!!

The best meals were served at the A. Roma hotel and even there the morning meal was usually cold eggs, etc.

A couple of the meals were subpar compared to meals served on the other tours that I have enjoyed with Procom.

The meals in the London portion were superb; delightful and different locations for lunch like the Sunday lunch - wow; a variety of meals and locations in the evening. Breakfasts at the hotel were so good with many choices as well as the two evening meals. The Bayeaux hotel breakfasts were not bad, the lunch in Arromanches was not that great for either choice; the lunch location near St Marie du Mont was very good with a fabulous location; the dinner in Bayeaux after visiting the cathedral (thank you) was very good; but the hotel dinner meals were not that great especially considering the choices we had in London. Of course, the locations were totally different but feel that the hotel could 'up their game' in their meal selection and preparation. Overall, it was very good.

I recognize that Italian food is a bit heavy, so I would not be overly critical. And I would also complement the food concept of the Rome I recognize that Italian food if rather heavy, so I would not criticize the food overall. However my weight could use lighter food. The Roma hotel food was fabulous.

The food was wonderful.

Food was not as bad as England. Some meals were great! ARoma had a solid selection and good quality. The restaurant where we sat in a big semi-circle was a great meal. Excellent people. It was the place that had all the animals and peacocks. The hotel we ate at in Catania (other groups Hotel) actually served something bad. I had very slight case of food poising there. Luckily, I stayed away from the one fish dish that got others sick. Most of us avoided that dish. I think most people were a little disappointed with Sicily.

Nearly all the food served during the tour was outstanding!! The only mediocre meals were the dinners served at the hotel in Catania.

could not eat the selected meal at most places and substitutes were provided but it took longer. food quality in Italy was fair at best. Should give a menu with a few options the day before for the next day rather then pick one option for all and expect everyone will like it

Since I am lactose intollerant, the farewell dinner buffet was a bit disappointing.

The only meal which I didn't like was the restaurant at Pompei.

real good food

Too many buffet dinners at the hotel especially since each had a nearly identical menu. See my comments made earlier about the hotel. With all of the fine restaurants in London, we certainly could have had at least one more meal outside of the hotel. If we must have 2 or 3 buffet dinners at the same place, then the menu must change. The service was mediocre. When items ran out, we had to ask to get more. For the outside meals, overall they were good. The one evening meal that was lasagna was the strangest lasagna that I have ever had. While tasty, it was more of a thick soup than traditional lasagna. No bread at an Italian meal? No salad? Susie did an excellent job of guiding the servers to make sure that each person got his/her meal in a timely manner. When there was a choice, her guidance and assistance to the servers was greatly appreciated. For the box lunch two comments: One, give us a choice, do not assume that everyone likes the same thing. It wold not be too difficult to announce the day before "Tomorrow we will have a box lunch. Please check whether you would like …". Two, two sandwiches? Too much food. My wife and I took one box lunch and split it.

Most meals were mediocre. Where to begin...three buffet dinners at the hotel and two were identical---terrible. The food included in the buffet was nothing to brag about. Sometimes butter ran out, or bread, etc. and you would have to ask to have more brought out. The meals at the shopping mall---average at best. The Italian dinner consisted of a bowl of soupy lasagne AND NOTHING ELSE!! No bread, no salad, nothing to accompany the main course. That was a joke. At the shopping mall, the tables were set, but when we arrived, it took "forever" for the waiters just to take drink orders. These meals were not great. I might as well have been in the U.S. eating at a chain restaurant. The Blue Boar in London was WONDERFUL! What a treat. The lunch in the Dover area was nice: bright restaurant, good service, good food (fish, soup, etc.). The box lunch: PLEASE offer a choice of sandwich to sign up for ahead of that day. Too much food in the box lunch, also. Lots of waste; my husband and I split one lunch which was still almost too much food. There was another tiny place, located between two museums or something, which was very old and we were crammed in and they had a buffet of odd things. Peculiar; and I remember the chair seats were nasty. We survived, but I think BBOB could do better. The food on this trip was not your best effort compared to other BBOB tours we have been on.

needed more choices in Normandy

Normandy needs more choices.

Ok but choices at meal time are nice when it can be arranged

food is good.... Just less dinners at the hotels... I like going to unique restaurants more then eating at the hotel buffet.

The meals were adequate. We didn't go on the tour for the food. Certainly better in Bastogne and Munich than Normandy.

The only place the food did not meet the standard of the others was the Brauhaus in Munich. I got a little stomach upset from the food.

Smaller portions

My needs were exceeded at each and every meal regardless of where they were.

great!!

I thought the meals were very average. If I travel with you folks again, I may do the budget and pay for my meals.

GREAT. Not stingy or boring.

We had great food for the entire trip.

Were very good after we left Bayeaux.

All meals were very delicious and service was excellent

I was very surprised at how good everything was, even the buffet meals.

Wonderful variety, catered to those with dietary restrictions, fresh and healthy.

Box lunches were good, dinners were all good. Liked the bowls of cut fruit at breakfast, disliked the watery scrambled eggs in the Hyatt.

Box lunches fair on bus. Eating dinners at 8pm too late

Fresh, good variety, delicious!

Most of the meals were great. Eating the Subs on the bus was very hard. One day we stopped at a rest area. That was nice.

I am gluten free. Not many options. The lunches were useful. I am gluten free, not a vegetarian on a diet!

very generous

On the whole, excellent. Dinner at HGI at Gettysburg fair. Lunches okay

Only a fair selection of entrees

Above expectations and THANK YOU for the “BEER” at every meal :)

I just got sick of eating chicken or pork. No verity

So many meals and the variety and quality were great. I would have liked to have had traditional fish/chips once in England. Overall, high marks!

Allergies should have been addressed more appropriately

Too much chicken

Very good a different meal every day

I think all meals served should have either a salad or vegetable. Noodles & chicken does not constitute a meal. The get to everyone dinner at the hotel was excellent as was 2 lunches.

Great meals at Blue Boar and Three Stags in London. Other meals not so great. Had to walk quarter-mile to restaurants for most dinners.

Food was excellent. Sometime the service was a little off. Always friendly.

Worst food of all the BBOB Tours I've taken. Only decent meal was at The Blue Boar in London. Brits aren't really known for their food.

I thought they all were good, some were great, but if there were a way to talk the hotel into mixing up the breakfast buffet a little bit I think all would have enjoyed that; however I went to cafe right next door to do just that and it worked out well

Overall very good

Some were good but most of the meals while on a motorcoach trip were less than average.

The meals weren't that good. However, I understand that we are supposed to experience the food of the region. In the areas where we had choices, it was better. Perhaps, always having an "Americanized option" available would help those who have an aversion to new foods. It was done at Berchtesgaden, where they offered a cheeseburger and fries.

I'm a picky eater and it almost killed me.

My only real complaint was the very rare bacon and several meat entrees in France and Belgium. It seems like with an American group they could prepare some well done food or at least ask as they do in most restaurants.

Food was great but for us Americans we prefer our bacon cooked, steaks done and hamburgers well done.

large quantities, nothing memorable. Drop La Carlotta: worst steak in Europe

Meals were very good other than the pepper steak that was rare and the hamburger that was rare also the next day. Understand that it was probably more culture difference in how we like to eat our meat.

No meal choices, redundant menu. Too many cafeteria like meals. Long lines. Very disappointed in this part of trip. Rude serving staff.

Dinner selection could be reevaluated and offer additional choices.

All the meals were great except for The Carlotta in Caen. Their steak was not cooked at all. The amount of food was more than we needed.

All the meals were great except for the steak in The Carlotta in Caen. Their steak was not cooked at all. The amount of food was more than we needed but tasty.

Excellent, with the exception of a restaurant in Caen, France that served us raw meat and the staff became indignant when my wife sent it back to be cooked better.

the only lousy meal was the pepper steak at Le Costa in Caen. The steak was raw.

The meals were great. I can tell many will complain in the catagory. Mostly from the other tour. Americans somehow think burgers and fries are served every meal in europe. Food was great

Most were ok. I have a severe food allergy. Sue was very good with letting them know this but i still had to return food because it had a cheese or butter etc that contained milk, which i am allergic too. Sue did her best to let them know but still had issues

More than ample, but not memorable. Drop Carlotta: awful!

Just OK but I didn't come for the food. I realize with a large group you can't just order off the menu but would have appreciated a choice or two. Main gripe is that we'd cram too many people into one small room, thus obliterating whatever atmosphere the restaurant might have had.

Breakfast was good. Lunches were ok. Dinners were ok most of the time, but the steak and hamburger that were raw were barely edible.

Very good

Fantastic and my son’s big appetite would echo those sentiments as well.

I would like to have more choices, and more beef!

very good food, could do with a little less though.

All meals were very good. I would have preferred to eat dinner other than the hotel every night in St. Petersburg and Volgograd, however. Food was good, but would have enjoyed trying some local restaurants.

I liked the mix of both buffet and alacarte. However, some restaurants took too much time to serve us (they seemed unprepared).

Meals were always of good quality and provided nice taste of Russian foods and drink. The St Petersburg hotel got a bit tiresome as we spent a lot of time there - maybe nice to find a local restaurant for one or two meals to change it up a bit. Was a lot of same table, staff and choices there. In Moscow and Volgograd, it was better as to variety and menu. Understanding we are in Russia with a very different culture, I thought meals were far above my expectations and appreciated the ala carte choices later in the trip. The restaurant in the Volgograd hotel was very good!

All were "very good" to "excellent". A couple that stand out were the Trilogies at the Mercure, the Bistro Léo, and Ambrosia in Luxembourg

The seafood restaurant where we ate in Port-en-Bessin on Monday evening, 20 August, was average... everywhere else was really good.

Meals were good for the price charged

Excellent but the portions were huge.... but then I eat like a bird.

Food was superb! My only complaint would be that we ate awfully late. Tough on older people going to bed with a full tummy.

Wonderful food, seniors typically do not eat that much so 1 large meal a day with a lighter lunch would be better

Sometimes the portions we very large.

Overall excellent

Mostly great - a little disappointed in the first fish restaurant.

Very good

Even though the food was great, would prefer box lunches on the bus so we could see more sites (vs. 2 hour lunches)