Ordered from the afternoon menu. For the opener, the soup of the day (e.g., a pumpkin coconut…read morecreamy soup on my visit) was really nice. Likewise, for the main, the fish of the day (e.g., a pan-fried cod fillet on my visit) was probably just as good as anything on the menu. The bread plate was like a starter since it included a buttery crème fraîche dip. Also, the suggested pairings enhanced each course so I highly suggest going that route if drinking wine.
Note there is also a breakfast menu, a power lunch menu (which ends at 2PM), and a dinner menu, I believe. This is a great layover stop for higher end Mediterranean fare and Michelin-quality modern European fine dining. Prices are high however. If possible, get the 3-course business lunch for best value.
FWIW, this fine dining spot was opened by two brothers who worked at multiple Michelin-starred restaurants, therefore, the quality shined through.