The Dining Room

During COVID, they're only doing their breakfast buffet which honestly was disappointing. We got free breakfast through Amex which is good because there's no way it's worth $32 a person.

The potato hash was good and the omelette station as well. Skip the pancakes and the cold biscuits and gravy. The cinnamon donuts were also good.

Three stars as the setting is really cool. More sprinkler heads than I've ever seen before.

Expensive and very small portions however absolutely delicious.The entre's are exquisite.

When at its best I might give the food four stars but it's inconsistent and very expensive so ding... three. The service is good but not great and if they're going to have a dress code at dinner I expect service to be top notch. The lobster bisque was ok but had very little lobster. My fish was very, very salty. My husband's beef was good, but a tiny serving. The children's chicken soup was bad. At breakfast the baked goods were good, also the meats. The prepared hot dishes were universally mislabeled and not good. Coffee cups went empty. The dining room is very pretty and the formal service is generally pretty well executed but the food isn't impressive and the prices are very high, you can get substantially better food for the this price in some very expensive places, Manhattan, London... so, disappointing. The good news is the recipes seem good, the ingredients are quality, the food is just poorly prepared so that's a pretty straightforward fix. Fingers crossed.