On a work conference, so I have been up here consistently for three meals over the last week. I will do my best to add pictures and summarize the different pros and cons:

View is absolutely amazing. If you don't go up and get a window seat, you're missing out. Mountains all around, for those from the meadows, it's fantastic.

Breakfast is great. Small changes each morning, but the made-in-time omelettes are always a positive. Pastries are also very good.

Lunch is generally good. They seem to really focus on cultural changes (Asian, Greek, European, American) and usually it's good. Some dishes aren't up to par however majority are quite nice.

Dinner is alright. Of the three I've had there's been an Asian night, Greek, and a Mexican. The Greek night was very underwhelming while the Mexican was tremendous. Often the dinners are quite dry or greasy which makes it difficult to remain positive. I read a review regarding vegetarian options being lacking, however I think there are too many vegetarian options but that's personal thought.

Desserts are good, but the large proportion of vegan options are upsetting for someone who is not. Cheesecakes are amazing, and fruit salad is always a positive.

Salad bar is good with some nice options, but doesn't get restocked much. Soups are consistently good.

Service is okay. Getting refills on drink pitchers can be difficult however as there are no dedicated servers to your table.

Overall, I think the kitchen is stuck trying to cook overly fancy and pairing some foods which just should not be paired. Some of the foods, most specifically moussaka should never be in a buffet. It's something that is best fresh, and when it sits, gets too soggy with grease. All things considered however, I do think this is a great cost-effective option. Excellent food for a buffet level as well while trying to diversify their options.