It's ok... the food is sometimes hit and miss but I did mange to get a great buffet breaky once that was on point. Staff are generally friendly

I've eaten here a few times and never been overly impressed with either the prices, range or quality of the food.
However, last time we ate dinner there it was absolutely fantastic! They have a buffet for $21.50 (which is cheaper than a lot of their mains). The buffet only has main course dishes (ie no entres or desserts), but every dish was perfectly cooked.
When we ate there they had 1 server of steamed vegetables, 1 server of roast potatoes, a mustard chicken dish, lamb rogan josh and a roast meat.
The rogan josh was actually the best curry I've ever had.

My only complaint about the buffet is that they didn't have dinner rolls, but had butter all set out. I wonder what they thought we'd need the butter for?

Approximate cost: $22

The Worst breakfast I've ever had. The only Swiss thing about this place is it's name. Burnt mushrooms, rubbery, water-logged scrambled eggs, tasteless tomatoes topped with the worst, saltiest cheese ever, soggy undercooked hash browns & really awful salty sausages. Worse than the food was the service...the waitresses were not very welcoming & definitely not very nice. Wouldn't recommend the restaurant or resort to anyone.

Approximate cost: $18-25

Set amongst the Tamar Valley Resort, this restaurant offers breakfast (buffet), lunch and dinner with a lovely view of the lake and golf course.

As it is set in a Swiss style village, I would have expected the restaurant to offer some Swiss food, such as raclette but there didn't appear to be anything Swiss on the menu which was rather disappointing.

The food is fine, just your typical restaurant choices of steak, curry etc. Very convenient if you're staying at the resort.