Meals on Concorde: a brief overview

One aspect that remained constant throughout the decades of Concorde's operation was the multi-course nature of the meals served. Each dining experience commenced with Champagne and a selection of hors d'oeuvres, including small appetizers and canapés. Following this, guests could choose from a limited menu of main courses.
Typical options for entrees on a Concorde flight included an English breakfast platter, lamb fillet, grilled sea bass, or a vegetable and noodle salad. A dessert menu would follow, offering passengers a choice between a fruit tart or an assortment of cheeses. Additionally, bread rolls, chocolates, coffee, and tea were available as part of the dessert service.
If the final meal served on a Concorde flight seems particularly lavish, it's because it truly was. While the meals on Concorde flights were always renowned for their quality, the chefs made a special effort for the last flight. This served as both a celebration of the exceptional service provided throughout Concorde's history and a fitting farewell to this unique mode of air travel.
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