So was on a royal Caribbean cruise and Wonderland was one of their restaurants. Went with the wife. I would recommend if you do decide to book, that you book earliest time. We were in the middle of our course and another couple just got seated and basically they saw the experience from our table so i felt like it took some of the magic out of their dinner. Food - it was decent. Yes you came To the restaurant for the food but not wonderland, just like the movie. Everything is part of your imagination. The food is decent at best, im not going to go through what i ordered because thats part of the experience. Whatever you like tho... order more of it. I do recommend the shrimp... Ambiance - like the name of the restaurant gives away its an alice in wonderland experience. The vibe and decor is nice and if you are fan of alice in wonderland, this restaurant visit wouldnt be a bad visit. Service is phenomenal. Servers are attentive and hospitable as should be. read more

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Service and ambiance are great...the food, we were still hungry and we were left unimpressed. I was hoping for a more gastronomical dinner as what was foreshadowed in the menu expressions. It's a kitschy place and great for kids maybe. It was not worth the extra money to then go to sorrentos for "pizza" read more

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super good food. It was amazing and fast. Our waiter was great and it's really aesthetic. We took lots of pictures and the music

I've been to many different types of restaurants but this one is unique in its own way. Before we sailed on Harmony of the Seas I made reservations at Wonderland because it looked like creative fine dining. That was an understatement! The restaurant sits on the 12th floor and over looks the boardwalk on the ship. Upon entering, you quickly realize this is no typical restaurant. There is a tunnel to walk through and as you look around, you can see the imaginative design in furniture. From the folded up velvet chair to the golden door that leads to nothing. Once we were seated, we weren't given a menu. There was an empty picture frame and a paint brush. There was magical "water" in a dish on the table which we were told to paint the picture frame with. Then magically, a menu appeared! But it wasn't really your typical menu. There were different themes with lists of original food items. The waiters wore purple velvet coats and made the whole experience more exciting. Our waiter asked us what we liked and didn't like food wise. Then he proceeded to ask us if we would trust him in coming up with a meal for our table. We hesitantly agreed, not knowing what to expect. He told us if we didn't like something, he would take it back. Each course was like edible art coming to life. They were everyday ingredients twisted into magical concoctions. We really enjoyed the vials of tomato water. It was so much fun! We enjoyed the anticipation and the restaurant really lived up to the name Wonderland. The only downside was that it was so much food, we couldn't eat close to all of it. Otherwise awesome food adventure! read more

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Wowza. This was an unforgettable meal and I highly recommend you book this restaurant when you sail on Anthem of the Seas. We're a party of 6 and walked into a Alice in Wonderland type funky room. The table we were showed was large and set up for fun. Sure there's menus. But guess what? You're getting everything on the menu! If you don't like eggs? Don't eat them! If your open to suggestions and have no dietary restrictions then I say climb aboard the flavor train and open your mind. We start off with craziness: food in test tubes (??) Garden vegetables in dirt, Smoked deviled eggs. All entrees came with an elaborate presentation and the food tasted dynamite. We had a great waiter from Transylvania who added flair to each item served. Once the different eclectic appetizers were finished, our waiter brought out sliced steak and chicken served family style. The proteins were cooked perfectly, Dessert? More craziness! Each of us were given a chocolate "globe". My waiter poured hot, liquid chocolate on this global and it melted to reveal more craziness. All said and done, our minds were blown away from the service to the presentation, all top notch and should not be missed. read more

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Second time dining at Wonderland (first was on Harmony - and it was more like a 3.5-4 star). Service was excellent -- and probably made for an even better experience. Menu inventive and fresh. My favs: shrimp, beef short rib, chicken (surprisingly tasty for "just chicken") crab cones, tuna tartar in a lime. Try the world dessert - super rich but fun! Also, buffalo eggs are quite fun! Didn't like: halibut (bland), pork (too much fat) This is worth the up charge for a special and unique night. read more

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So it is the first night of my five night cruise on Anthem of the Seas so we were fortunate to get reservations to get in Wonderland. What a way to set the tone for a fabulous cruise! Now first thing you need to know about me is I am all about the aesthetics is just as important as the food. Well in this category alone they beat any restaurant on land or sea! Let's just say over the top to die for! The furnishings are a cross between a movie set and Disney World or the best Wonderland in the World. Ok on to the good stuff we are seated and you have a picture frame in front of you that is white. You take your paint brush and dip in water and your menu appears. So you are on Royal Caribbean trust me just get everything. The deviled eggs and the veggies in the pumpernickel bread were fabulous! Our main course we had three between my Mom and me the organic chicken, pork belly and the fish. Yes it was alot of food but we are on vacation. The desserts had as much Wow factor as the furnishings I had the chocolate that was so beautifully presented. I am just sorry my hubby wasn't onboard. But just another reason to return soon. read more

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I loved the food, presentation and service. Overall it was a great experience. I would love to do it again. This place is great for people who are open to trying new foods and appreciate creativity and different flavors. If you're a basic eater and hesitant to trying new foods then this place is not for you. read more

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Just back form the June 26th cruise to Bar Harbor & Halifax, and we made sure to book at Wonderland for our 32nd anniversary. What a delight! The place has a great whimsical vibe, and is lovely to look at. You start your meal by painting your blank menu with water to make the menu appear. Our waiter, Bodgan, worked with me because of my crustacean allergy and even offered to get me food from other specialty restaurants. I assured him that I would be fine and I was. I loved the concepts of eating offerings from the elements. My husband started with the liquid lobster from the Sea, the Crispy Crab Cones from Ice, and the Shrimp Kataifi from Fire. He loved it all. We both had the Baby Vegetables in the Garden (mostly carrots and beets) from Sun, the Wonton Soup from Fire, the Oceanic Citrus (spicy tuna in a hollowed out line with yuzu granita on top) from Ice and the Buffalo Chicken Eggs from Fire. Our entrees were the Berkshire Pork Belly from Earth, The Branzino in Crispy Bread from Sea, and the Halibut cooked in Clear Paper from Sea. If I had to rank them it would be in the order I posted, but all were delicious. Dessert was a molten lava bomb. The bring out this beautiful chocolate globe dusted with gold, pour hot chocolate sauce over it and expose the ice cream interior. It's a decadent dessert and I even though I'm a chocoholic I could only manage a few bites! They also brought us key lime lollipops, also very good. Wonderland was the perfect choice for our anniversary. If you're on Anthem and you want to experiment, this is the place. It's great! read more

I'm at Royal Caribbean cruise for my honeymoon on the way to Bermuda, we had a lovely dinner at the Wonderland restaurant. The entire restaurant is in character to go with the Allison Wonderland theme from the waiters attire to the chairs to the menu and the unique style of food. The menu itself appear to be a plain paper in a frame until you individually wet it with a paint brush and then a menu appears featuring specialty cuisine based on the elements such as earth wind ice and more. The food was all very unique, nothing at all like what you would see in a typical restaurant, Gastro molecular style and very creative. This place is definitely for somebody up for a culinary adventure! It is also nice to break up your cruise dining at the restaurant as opposed to the main dining room every night. I definitely liked it for the experience. read more

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Awful, have dinner before you go here for "dinner" painfully empty plates of "food" devoid of flavor or taste, you'll leave hungry. Also takes hours. read more

The decor was amazing, the food was delicious and the service was impeccable!! We will certainly go back!

This was the perfect ending to my daughter's Sweet Sixteen cruise dinner. Yvonne was amazing with his suggestions explanation and presentation. The restaurant itself was unique with it decor and it's table utensils. The food sounds crazy but the taste is truly out of this world. I would highly recommend this restaurant to everyone taking this cruise. read more

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The staff at Wonderland is friendly and will go out of their way to make your experience enjoyable. However, there is no way to make the food at this restaurant enjoyable. I visited this restaurant with 3 other people and we all were disgusted by the food. The food here is something out of a horrific fever dream. I don't know why the chefs here hate the customers so much as to create food like this. You do not get to pick what dishes you are served. Instead, the server will pick a putrid creation for you and "surprise" you. The liquid lobster was one of the worst things I have ever tasted. It was squishy, runny, and lukewarm. It almost made me puke and no matter how hard I tried, I could not get the taste out of my mouth the rest of the night. What makes this even worse is that the drink service was incredibly slow. So, while you're desperately trying to rid your taste buds of the awful taste of Wonderland's food, salvation becomes an impossibility. You are doomed to relive the horrific taste of the liquid lobster, over and over again. Another dishonorable mention is the tomato water, which tastes just as bad as it sounds. What is tomato water you may be thinking, I was once wondering too. The vile drink is a mix of whip cream, tomato, and bell pepper served inside of a science test tube. Let me tell you, it is GROSS. I think dirty dishwater would have a better taste. In short- save your money and go to the ship's buffet instead. That's what my family did after leaving Wonderland. read more

that it was very good. I felt the food was excellent I really enjoyed the dessert the most, the waiter was very attentive I hope to be able to come back to this restaurant soon. read more

A must experience for RCL cruise passagers! Truly one of the most amazing eatery experiences ever.

Went there beautiful place. Came to buy a new piece. Worker named phil was unpleasant disrespectful and rushed us out of the store. only bought a candle and left. wouldn't recommend over priced staff is incredibly nasty. they don't want to help you just as phil did not want to help me read more

Just got off the harmony and tried the wonderland. Not woth $45. The dessert was the only thing that I can rate as really good. We had four different items chicken, pork, beef, and I think shrimp. The beef was the worst, shirt ribs cooked for 6 hours is what the waiter said. I have never spit food out but I could not chew the meat. The other items where just ok. Btw I have eaten at the other specialty restaurants and this was my first bad experience. Also the next day I noticed short ribs on the normal menu, so why am I paying $45?? I did not complain to them as I don't need my meal comped, I expect good food and service at the start. read more