Quite delicious and a decent price for Vegas. We went for the Champagne Brunch and our ambition was to arrive early enough to pay the breakfast price and rollover into lunch/brunch, heh. but our intentions to wake up early in Vegas after a night out drinking was a poorly planned one. We arrived at 10ish, but the line was loooooong. I believe we waited about an hour and got to the cashier just after brunch started so we paid the full $25 pp.
I think it's one of the prettiest dining areas for a buffet I've ever been to. It's set to look like a lovely French village with painted skies, gardens and shops. It really is quite quaint. and comfortable.
There was a nice variety of food. The grilled veggie and meat station wasn't very good (meat was very dry), but the pastas, risotto, carved meats, and salads were reportedly delicious. I wouldn't know. I gorged myself on crab legs (they were salty and sweet and tender. yum!) and breads (yummy pretzel rolls and hard rolls).
They had a nice variety of desserts, the usual cakes and pies and icecream machine (but nice dipped cones with sprinkles and such) and mini creme brulees. I was bad and took two creme brulees with the intention of only scraping off the very topmost crisp burnt sugar layer. :D