Food was really good I loved the meatballs so tender and delicious! I only wish they had more vegetables side dish options

OK, I usually avoid the hotel restaurants because the food is usually average and the prices are typically high but I'm staying at this hotel for four nights and they've been late. There's been both good and bad. The bad: when I met with hotel staff for business someone mentioned that they got a new pizza oven in so I was very intrigued and I had assumed that that their pizzas were Neapolitan style . I ended up ordering one for dinner and was certainly disappointed. It was like a super flat crust, reminiscent of Lunchables. Maybe the pizza oven is a conveyer belt style? Honestly, very disappointing and the worst dishes we ate - we took one side and left the rest. Other than that, everything else was actually REALLY good. We had the vegan gnocchi which was Incredible with the wild mushrooms, my colleague had a rigatoni bolognese, which was very flavorful and we also shared the Mediterranean salad which was sooo good. The dressing had a ton of oregano, the cucumber was crisp and sweet and the caper berries were a briny surprise. We also shared the warm cookie and vanilla ice cream for dessert. All our entrees were right around $20 and a good size; the salad was $14 and well worth it in my opinion. I also had breakfast and got the egg white omelet. It was not great. Had a bite of my coworker's mushroom omelette. Also very average. The menu made everything sound way better than it tastes. In conclusion, lunch/dinner menu was very good except for pizza and avoid breakfast.

I came here with my son and friends during our recent Universal Studios trip and it did not disappoint. I'm so happy we chose the package that included the breakfast buffet. We ate both days of our stay and had a great experience. We enjoyed excellent service in an incredibly beautiful setting. The buffet was plentiful. Day one I enjoyed pancakes, bacon, spinach and mushroom omelette, and fresh fruit. Day two I devoured a yummy cheese blintz, bacon, waffle, zucchini omelette, and fresh fruit. I ordered decaf coffee on both days. The presentation was beautiful and every bite was flavorful. I normally don't eat that much, but it was my vacation and the options made it difficult to choose so I just ate what I wanted. What I noticed was even though I felt full, I didn't feel heavy, and enjoyed good energy both days. For me that means the food was great quality. Honestly, I was full both days and didn't eat again until dinner. My whole party agreed, our next trip we will return and enjoy this amazing buffet breakfast.

This place is convenient (obviously) but uneven in terms of service and quality. For most kids, it's great. My kiddos liked the pasta with chicken, the desserts, and the breakfast-- both buffet and a la carte. They don't have the price for kids buffet on the menu, which is annoying. It was $15, and includes waffles they will make for the child. Lots of fresh fruit, bacon, cereal, bagels, and small muffins. I wasn't a big fan of the chick pea burger (too mushy, not enough feta), but I liked the oatmeal and breakfast potatoes. The waiters were either very attentive or gone for very long periods of time at dinner. At breakfast they had lots of people, which makes sense. The rib hash at breakfast is chunks of steak, not shredded as I was expecting, so just a head's up. You can also eat upstairs in the bar/lounge area, which is often quieter in the evening. Again, service there is uneven. I really liked Tristan, who was friendly, and just the right amount of attentive. Some of the other servers seemed less experienced and bland. The espresso drinks from the bar in the morning are maybe a bit better, but be careful to check your drink. I asked for a pumpkin chai and I'm pretty sure I was not drinking chai. It seemed more like an espresso drink. If you're headed to an amusement park, it's super convenient to roll out of bed and eat here. Not gourmet, but lots of options, and as others have said, it's not cheap. **Oh, and good luck getting down there on an elevator! You might want a room lower down so you can take the stairs, if stairs work for you.