This is one of my favorite character meals on property. The last time we ate here was in 2007 (trip report link in siggie, I think GG is on about page 3), and we really enjoyed it.
We find it very relaxing. The restaurant goes slowly round-n-round, through the upper parts of the Living with the Land ride. You rotate through the rain forest, the prairie, etc. The characters come around dressed in "farmer" attire (Mickey, Pluto, and Chip & Dale at that time), and they spent lots of time with each table.
When we ate there, the food was not the worst we had all week, nor was it the best. Here's a quote directly from my trip report:
According to all ears, the menu consists of the following:
Biscuits and rolls with honey-orange-blossom butter (YUM)
Flank steak with mushroom cabernet au jus (no one liked this much; although I have three mushroom fanatics in my family, no one much liked the au jus (too wine-y?) and they said the steak was tough)
Rotisserie turkey with cranberry relish (I thought this was wonderful)
Fried catfish (no one liked; too greasy and too fish-y, no tartar sauce available and my kids won't touch fish without it)
Yukon mashed potatoes (this is WRONG. We were given a cheesy-hashbrown sort of potato casserole. I thought it was good, kids didn't much like it, James hated it - too onion-y)
Homestyle corn stuffing (tasted like stovetop to me)
Selection of fresh vegetables (we had baby carrots, which were OK, and fresh, whole, green beans, which were awesome)
Vanilla bread pudding with hard sauce (this is also wrong. we had a very delicious apple crumble/cobbler sort of thing, with vanilla ice cream).
You also can order kids selections (chicken nuggets, fries, mac and cheese, etc) for the little ones. We ordered some french fries, as both little kids love them, and they brought us a huge dish of them.