<p>Regent Seven Seas will be introducing a new dining venue on Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager. The new restaurant to be called Prime 7 will be added as part of Regent Seven Seas $40 million fleet-wide refurbishment programme taking place throughout December 2008 and January 2009.</p><p>&ldquo;We are very excited about our new restaurant concept,&rdquo; said Mark Conroy, President of RSSC. &ldquo;Based on feedback from our loyal past customers, Prime 7 will prove to be an extremely popular venue aboard both ships as it provides cuisine with universal appeal in a beautiful, intimate setting to create a very special luxury dining experience for our guests,&rdquo; he added.</p><p>Prime 7 will be a glamorous yet contemporary version of the classic steakhouse, with a unique d&eacute;cor and innovative menu with only the finest prime-aged steak and chops, as well as fresh seafood and poultry specialties. Sure to rival the most upmarket of restaurants ashore, Prime 7 will feature a rich colour palette of green and golden hues specially chosen to create an ambiance of luxury and intimacy. Guests will be able to relax on supple leather chairs, with polished granite and burnished woods accented by custom Prime 7 china, gleaming silver and dazzling crystal.</p><p>All of Regent Seven Seas alternative dining venues on board their all-suite ships are available to guests at no additional supplementary charges; the same will apply with Prime 7. Guests wishing to dine at any of the alternative dining venues are urged to book ahead.</p>