Celebrity Cruises have built up a venerable reputation for very good food, with menus and service designed under the supervision of well-known restaurateur Michel Roux. And nowhere on board Constellation will you find better proof of Michel Roux's culinary talents than in the superb Ocean Liners Restaurant.

On each of the four Millennium-Class ship in the Celebrity fleet, Michel Roux runs a different culinary playground. These exclusive specialty restaurants are modeled around remnants of famous transatlantic ocean liners, ranging from the original wood paneling of 1914 White Star Liner Olympic (sister ship to the ill-fated Titanic) on Millennium to glass panels of the cool, 50s flagship United States on Infinity. On Summit, guests are taken back to the thirties in the Normandie Restaurant. And finally, Constellation adds a touch of  Art Deco in her sensational Ocean Liners Restaurant.

 A marble lobby features several showcases with original ocean liner artifacts, making this a mini maritime museum. Double doors lead to a small cocktail lounge and the exquisite wine cellar (with 8-seat table that can be reserved for an extra special occasion). The dining room itself is decorated in a classic ocean liner style, with many beautiful paintings and  expertly showcased memorabilia. The Ocean Liner restaurant seats 180 guests and serves up a mouthwatering menu accompanied by fine wines and top notch service. Such is the quality of the food served here that guests seem more than willing to pay the hefty supplement that is levied when you make your reservations here.