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After enjoying Trey Bit Reserve , visit this restaurant that is not far away. All the guests like the menu that offers gorgeous Australian cuisine at Sandringham Yacht Club . The chef at this place cooks tasty oysters , fillet steaks and salmon . Wine lovers will find it good.

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• Dining style Fine Dining
• Price $41 to $100
• Cuisines Seafood, Australian, Japanese
• Hours of Operation Lunch: Tuesday to Sunday from midday Dinner: Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 6:00pm
• Phone number (03) 9599 0999
• Website http://www.sycevents.com/restaurant/
• Payment Options AMEX, Diners Club, Mastercard, Visa
• Dress Code Smart Casual
• Executive Chef Kol Gemmell
• Private party facilities PRIVATE DINING & GROUP BOOKINGS AT HARBOUR VIEW RESTAURANT.Our Harbour View Restaurant dining room caters to maximum groups of 20 guests. These groups are able to order à la carte.OLYMPIC ROOM PRIVATE DININGGroups of up to 40 guests can be served in our private dining room – the Olympic Room. Elegantly designed with views over the Club’s tranquil boatyard, the Olympic Room is a special setting for an intimate dinner or lunch. Adorned with invaluable Olympic Games memorabilia from years gone by, this is an exclusive room favoured by guests looking to entertain or engage in a warm friendly atmosphere.
• Private party contact [email protected]: (03) 9599 0940
• Location Jetty Road, Sandringham, AU-VIC 3191
• Area Sandringham
• Cross Street Beach Road
• Parking Details Ticketed Parking available nearby.
• Public Transit Sandringham Train station within ten minute walk.<br />Bus Routes 600, 922 and 923 pass by on Beach Road.
• Entertainment Wednesday Lunch Yacht Races. Every week at 1:30pm.
• Additional Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cocktails, Full Bar, Gluten-free Options, Non-Smoking, Outdoor Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine

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Sandy Yacht Club is a beautiful venue with breath taking views. The Restaurant is positioned with great views of the marina and the bay. The food and the service are amazing and 5 star standard. A must visit if you're in Melbourne and looking for that special place to have dinner.

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Enjoyed a lovely lunch with family celebrating a special birthday. Best food and the chef was very accommodating for all dietary requirements. There is an amazing view of the sea and the city and it doesn't matter what the weather is like, it is still great just to look out.

Amazing everything. These people know how to do it right and that’s why it is a favourite. Food was impeccable and that was matched with service standards that defy the odds. Very happy and will be back.

The Sandringham Yacht Club restaurant is in a great location with views across the marina to the bay. We took a friend who had mobility issues which were very well accommodated. We could drop him off at the front entrance with a ramp to the front door and a lift up to the first floor restaurant. There was a good selection of food with an emphasis on seafood complimented by a good reasonably priced wine list. The service was friendly and efficient. The room is not overcrowded with tables and the floor to ceiling windows take full advantage of the view.

Always great value and excellent friendly servive. Couldn't wait to have lunch there after being overseas for several months. The menu is extensive and the fish and chips amazing.

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Dress Code for YC dinners

By sassycruiser , March 29, 2023 in MSC Cruises

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New to MSC and Yacht Club.  Mostly cruise with NCL which is very casual.   How dressed up do people get for YC dinners?  It appears that there is a formal night - do men wear suits?   We are fine with bringing suits, etc but if it’s not necessary would prefer not to.

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Sailing out of the US for Caribbean sailings dress in the YC Restaurant is largely country club casual. I’m avoiding the term ‘resort casual’ as shorts for dinner are not acceptable (sorry, you may see them, but they are not ‘suggested attire for dinner’).  You will however see folks who ‘dress’ for dinner. We do, but we are in a distinct minority. Formal night can be more dressy with at least jackets for gentleman. Depending on the itinerary I may bring my tux. There I will be a very distinct minority. If you have a higher ratio of Europeans on the cruise (mostly out of Miami or French Antilles) you will see a definite upping of the dominant dress.

Thank you.  I will make sure my gentlemen bring their jackets etc.  

Ooh, I was just about to make some  🍿 Popcorn to watch this show... 

To answer the OP's question - it's a free for all. There is a SUGGESTED dress code and it's up to the Maitre D' to enforce.  There are posters who  insist (blah blah blah)  that it's their vacation and they paid for it and they can wear shorts and flops to dinner, darn it, because how they dress shouldn't bother your enjoyment of your dinner.  In fact it does bother me because I generally feel like it's being done sometimes to have a showdown of sorts - "whatcha mean I can't wear what I want?" (voices escalating), "I paid to be here and I'll wear what I want, wanna try me?", etc...."  (However, I have seen plenty of men walk toward Le Muse on the Divina in shorts, accompanied by their butler, and be denied entrance.)

Then there are posters who believe in Ladies and Gentlemen acting like ladies and gentlemen.  For this we use the Country Club Attire guidelines.  No hats in dining room, no shorts for dinner, etc.  If you couldn't wear for dinner in a restaurant at a members only country club then you shouldn't be wearing it in the YC.  You want to insist on shorts and flops and a baseball cap - go to the MDR, the buffet, order room service or snack on the olives in Top Sail (kidding).

In short, jackets are NOT required for formal night. Collared shirt and trousers are perfectly appropriate, a tie is a nice touch that doesn't add weight to a suitcase.  A jacket is icing on the cake, but not necessary.  

32 minutes ago, Morgsmom said: snack on the olives in Top Sail (kidding).    

And the carmelized onions.

Gatordad1967

Suits are not necessary.  I was in shorts all week, and loved it.

Two Wheels Only

^^ He would probably get into the Yacht Club for dinner. He might get turned away but I wouldn't be surprised if he was sitting at the table next to me. 

Shorts, hat, no socks......whatever.  😅

There's the actual rules

The rules that MSC enforce

The rules that some passengers would like them to be, which generally fall into two camps of either stricter/more formal and the opposite.

In our 2 YCs with 2 different dining room staff on 2 different ships (Meraviglia, Seashore), the only persons I saw turned away were a younger couple in bathing attire who clearly had come from the pool. They were literally dripping on the floor outside the dining room entry. 

Maître d' politely asked that they change as they would "make it impossible to dry the chairs for the next guests". They even offered to sit them on the pool deck and have their butler bring them clothes, or have their dining selection brought to their rooms. It was a nice move to maintain decorum and not make a scene. 

We are the "resort casual" folks - having lived in Bermuda for years, tailored shorts, collared shirt (and the occasional jacket) is considered dressed up. We dress the same as we would at any "white tablecloth" restaurant: no hats, no flip flops, no tank tops, no gym/pool-wear, and if we wear shorts they are tailored and long enough to cover the bits.

Oddly enough, as compared to NCL where they emphasize "freestyle cruising" but require long pants at some of their restaurants (though not specifically in the Haven), our experience is that you not be called out in the YC unless you are rude or disrespectful. 

Have a wonderful cruise! Warmest, Amy

Thank you Amy.

on our last NCL cruise in February our adult son was turned away from LeBistro on the first night because he was wearing knee length shorts and his luggage hadn’t arrived.  Rules are rules I guess.  We just left quietly and ate where we could.

We don’t normally wear shorts to any dinner.  We always take dress pants, nice shirts etc.  I just didn’t want to cause problems if we were out of dress code.

Having good manners always fits.  Like the old saying you are never fully dressed without a smile!   

2 hours ago, Two Wheels Only said:   ^^ He would probably get into the Yacht Club for dinner. He might get turned away but I wouldn't be surprised if he was sitting at the table next to me.    Shorts, hat, no socks......whatever.  😅

did he pass the grey poupon?

49 minutes ago, sassycruiser said: on our last NCL cruise in February our adult son was turned away from LeBistro on the first night because he was wearing knee length shorts and his luggage hadn’t arrived .  Rules are rules I guess.  We just left quietly and ate where we could.

Usually , NCL will be Cruise Casual (shorts allowed) on the first night for that exact reason....

" Embarkation day will be Cruise Casual in all restaurants. "

Yea, no issues in other restaurants just LeBistro. 

TampaGambler

Just got off the seascape 2 weeks ago, we were a group of 14. On gala night I wore jean pants and all other nights wore shorts, no problem at all. 

Each night the manager promptly came over and laughed with our table. 

Some people dress up, others don't... Regardless, they will not kick you out of the YC restaurant. 

4 hours ago, Gatordad1967 said: did he pass the grey poupon?  

With pinky extended, of course...  😁

15 hours ago, amygutman said: With pinky extended, of course...  😁

well played!

We wear jeans/chinos and a shirt (likely short-sleeved). Maybe a jacket if feeling smart. No smarter than that.

morpheusofthesea

We would extend this to every meal when we cruise nowadays. "When you pay for a stay in a hotel, you also pay for the comfort, amenities, and services of a hotel, but it does not necessarily mean that you can do and act whatever you like and however you feel. There are hotel manners that you must take note of. Courtesy and respect beget the same, and knowing what to wear for breakfast in a hotel is a basic manner that makes a big difference. Most hotels establish a formality culture in dining for breakfast as a sign of respect and consideration for other guests and the staff. Unless your breakfast wear is as comparable to your smart-casual wear, that wouldn’t be a problem." https://thealcazar.com/what-to-wear-for-breakfast-in-a.../

https://tableagent.com/article/dressing-to-dine-dress-codes-defined/  you can understand why dress codes are sometimes suggested by eateries of a certain merit: they wish for their guests to experience the world they have created. You can savor the luxury of top-notch service best when you too look and feel first-rate. The essence of fine dining wants to take patrons out of their ordinary lives, and for two hours, allow them to bask in the extraordinary experience of their choice. To truly be apart of such a supreme culinary happening—one must look the part and one must dress to dine.

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On 3/29/2023 at 9:06 AM, Morgsmom said: Ooh, I was just about to make some  🍿 Popcorn to watch this show...    To answer the OP's question - it's a free for all. There is a SUGGESTED dress code and it's up to the Maitre D' to enforce.  There are posters who  insist (blah blah blah)  that it's their vacation and they paid for it and they can wear shorts and flops to dinner, darn it, because how they dress shouldn't bother your enjoyment of your dinner.  In fact it does bother me because I generally feel like it's being done sometimes to have a showdown of sorts - "whatcha mean I can't wear what I want?" (voices escalating), "I paid to be here and I'll wear what I want, wanna try me?", etc...."  (However, I have seen plenty of men walk toward Le Muse on the Divina in shorts, accompanied by their butler, and be denied entrance.)   Then there are posters who believe in Ladies and Gentlemen acting like ladies and gentlemen.  For this we use the Country Club Attire guidelines.  No hats in dining room, no shorts for dinner, etc.  If you couldn't wear for dinner in a restaurant at a members only country club then you shouldn't be wearing it in the YC.  You want to insist on shorts and flops and a baseball cap - go to the MDR, the buffet, order room service or snack on the olives in Top Sail (kidding).   In short, jackets are NOT required for formal night. Collared shirt and trousers are perfectly appropriate, a tie is a nice touch that doesn't add weight to a suitcase.  A jacket is icing on the cake, but not necessary.  

Do you see anything other than I'm seeing regarding the rules as stated by MSC? The website says for evening wear it is suggested to adhere to a more polished look. In that they included tailored pants and shorts. Typically, I don't even bring long pants on any beach type vacation. If it's required, I'll participate. If it's merely other people's opinion, I'll stick to my nice button up shirt and khaki shorts. Can you clarify? 

40 minutes ago, ColbyBixby said: Do you see anything other than I'm seeing regarding the rules as stated by MSC?

MSC is more " suggestion " than " rule ". Certain things can be enforced but often times, even those things aren't enforced. 

43 minutes ago, ColbyBixby said: If it's required, I'll participate. If it's merely other people's opinion, I'll stick to my nice button up shirt and khaki shorts. Can you clarify? 

The khaki shorts should be fine. MSC seems to make a distinction between shorts (think gym shorts) and shorts (khakis, cargo shorts, etc.).

In your case, I would suggest bringing a pair of pants just in case the Maître d' is strict on your particular sailing. The same Maître d' might allow shorts the following week. Who knows?

Have I seen gym shorts being worn in the Yacht Club for dinner? Yes. 

Is it possible that the same person wearing the same shorts might get turned away at the MDR on another MSC cruise? Yes. 

1 hour ago, ColbyBixby said: Do you see anything other than I'm seeing regarding the rules as stated by MSC? The website says for evening wear it is suggested to adhere to a more polished look. In that they included tailored pants and shorts. Typically, I don't even bring long pants on any beach type vacation. If it's required, I'll participate. If it's merely other people's opinion, I'll stick to my nice button up shirt and khaki shorts. Can you clarify? 

I have seen men refused from YC at dinner for shorts.  But i have also seen thugs with baseball caps allowed.   🤷🏼‍♀️  

1 hour ago, Morgsmom said: But i have also seen thugs with baseball caps allowed.  

Definition of terms, please.  

13 hours ago, Bgwest said: Definition of terms, please.  

hum... let's go with hooligan 🙂 , but I'm talking basketball shorts hiked so low as to see the waist logo on the "under britches", tank top, backwards ball cap... that whole thing.  (Seashore and Meraviglia)  However, on the Divina have also witnessed a gent in linen dress shorts being turned away to go change at dinner. 

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Sandringham Yacht Club is one of the premier yacht clubs in Australia, and as such enjoys a reputation around the world.

Membership of SYC is a privilege and carries with it a responsibility to uphold our reputation at every opportunity and not to engage in conduct that brings the Club and other members into disrepute or is contrary the Constitution and By-laws of SYC

There are many stakeholders in Sandringham Yacht Club and members & visitors of SYC have a duty to ensure that they cause no adverse impact on any of these stakeholders as a result of their actions at SYC or in the wider environment.

Members & Visitors must behave in a manner that facilitates, enhances and ensures the:

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• amenity of other members of SYC
• health, safety and comfort of staff employed at SYC
• enjoyment of visitors to SYC
• physical property and facilities provided by SYC

Members & Visitors shall not engage in conduct that:

• breaches accepted standards of public behaviour
• jeopardises the health and safety of members, staff, and visitors
• causes offence to members, staff and visitors
• lessens the amenity and enjoyment of members, staff and visitors
• damages, destroys, or lessens the value of SYC assets
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Any member bringing the Club into disrepute may be subject to disciplinary action in accordance with Clause 34 of the SYC Constitution.

Any visitor breaching this code may be asked to leave the premises. Any visitor who does not recognize or demonstrate an ongoing understanding of this code of conduct will be asked to stay away indefinitely.

Ratified by General Committee 2006 Re endorsed by General Committee 2010