I don't usually do buffets, but Ginkgo was one of the few choices for food based on our walking…read moredistance threshold from where we were staying (ibis Hanover Medical Park). The architecture of the restaurant is cool and interesting; definitely worth seeing, even if you're not even going to eat here. There are pictures of the restaurant on Yelp and the internet, so I'll let them do the talking and explaining. It seems like at some point the restaurant had lots of business, so it expanded to an outside, covered gazebo/tent (I can only explained this as pitched awnings with glass door panels. We came here in June (during the summer) so it got a bit warm inside the tent. We made reservations on the site, but that doesn't seem to matter. We arrived early, and were told to just sit anywhere we liked. The restaurant is very family friendly. It seemed like the day we went, every family that went brought their babies, so we definitely did not feel like the only young couple with a demanding infant to deal with. The service is prompt and friendly. I mean, there's not much really other than drinks and ensuring that the tables are cleared at a buffet. Nonetheless, the staff was very friendly and encouraging. The food is like any other buffet. I was quite surprised with the different varieties and choices. Overall, good experience.

This place deserves more stars for it is perfect in every sense. This place is child friendly,…read moreserves variety of cocktails, delicious food and the service is unquestionably good.

This was one of the few options we had for getting dinner when we came to town on a Monday evening…read moreto spend the night. Didn't know what to expect, but a high average rating on Google made it look like a good choice. To start with the positive, the location is great, and the restaurant has a nice beer garden in the back right on a small creek facing a quiet park. We ordered meals from the grill platter section. To start, this meant that we got to go to the salad bar with self service. We were hungry and the salad wasn't too bad, although there was absolutely nothing Greek about it. Rather, it seemed very German, with items such as sauerkraut. After finishing salad, we got our main course - the mixed grilled meat platters. These consisted of a lot of meat, served in layers with almost as much raw onion, and a little bit of tomato flavored (or colored) rice. The meat was dry, and some of it was also too salty. Again, there was little about the food other than the names on the menu that reminded us of Greece or Greek food. A sauce of some kind would have helped - we got non - but I can't think of any sauce that could have brought this dish up to 4- or 5-stars. Other than that, the staff was friendly, although they let us sit and wait too long both to order food and to pay. All in all, I would not recommend this place for food. Given the great location though, it would probably be a nice spot for a drink.