The general rule re allocaion of tables for 2 is that priority is given to early bookers in other words the earlier you book the cruise the better chance you have of a table of your choice

Interesting short review. I personally would never dream of having a table just for two, one of my cruising pleasures is for good social conversation and meeting intersting fellow cruisers. I would, however, particularly acknowledge, your right to a table for two, especially having paid for the Grills experience. Now for my little anecdote from my recent QM2 Princess Grill Trans Atlantic crossing. Not too far from our table for 6 was a row of 4 tables for two, with perhaps a gap of just over half a table width between each. Much to our tables amusement, all eight of smaller table occupants so enjoyed their combined company, that they held amazing conversations, all at raised levels in order to be heard the length of their row. The content of those conversations I am not at liberty to print, needless to say however, I guess should they return some day their seating preferences would be for larger tables. Enjoy the Baltic. Richard