Titanic's First Class Dinner- First Class Dining on RMS Titanic

Head chef Conor McClelland, from Rayanne House Guesthouse Belfast, cooks us through the mouth-watering nine course feast that would have been enjoyed, devoured and celebrated by first-class passengers on the RMS Titanic.

[Artey]

And for the 10th course you should throw a bucket of icecold water over your guests to really finish off the experience

[edram]

Interesting, now I would like to see 2nd and 3rd class dinner

[shaneseccombe]

Can you imagine missing evening dinner that night thinking "I'll have a big Breakfast" instead!

[Boaz]

I wish there was a titanic themed restaurant near me that could recreate the experience, on dry land of course!

[AlexS-ojqf]

I just realized that rich people tend to eat wide variety of food on smaller portion when poor people opt for huge single dish.

[Drakelx]

“Flooding the top of it with a little whiskey”

Poor choice of words chef

[marknc]

They weren't serving Iceberg Lettuce.

[taylorfausett]

I can see why so many people want this experience. I am obsessed with all things Titanic!

[amylee]

"Really the emphasis was on the food." Sure as shit wasn't on the life boats of life jackets :(

[constantine]

I wish restaurants automatically finished with fruit and cheese. Kinda like we are given bread to start

[bakerg_]

well, I wouldn't complain if it was also my "last meal"

[eduardofagundes]

Even the third class menu had very good options. That was indeed a wonderful ship.

[jen-a-purr]

I just love listening to the chef speak about the food and history lol 😂

[ivetter.]

All i think about is how did women manage to eat all this while wearing a corset...

[pthomgalaxy]

He's so passionate about what he does 🙂

[ChrisG]

Damn, at least those that died had quite an amazing last meal

[jdlo]

damn....imagine having to clean and wash all those dishes and silverware!

[Napp]

I had a recreation of the April 14, 1912 First Class Dinner at the Madrid Palace Hotel in Madrid, Spain. The hotel was built in 1911 and reflects the Edwardian era to a "T" .... the meal was great and very "heavy" in flavours.

[HelenTudor-Douglas]

10th course: Your choice of Poptarts or SpaghettiOs.

[ajd]

I would be the fattest guy in the room so the chicks would think i was the richest.