Windjammer has never held a reputation for serving the best of food. Some of that reputation may have been earned by having to move large quantities of prepared food items from the main Galleys located aft, to Windjammer, located forward. Relocating Windjammer aft, where food no longer has to traverse the entire length of the ship should have helped in adding to the quality of the food served. While not bad, with Voyager, Royal Caribbean has sunk to new lows in food served at sea. Not that anyone's about to starve or become ill.
Food is quite eatable.
At least, when Windjammer was placed forward, we had breathtaking views to distract us from what we were eating. There are glass walls providing wonderful views to the sides, and views about which other lines would brag. They just don't compare with what is available on other Royal Caribbean ships. D cor of Windjammer is also a departure from what we've come to expect from Royal Caribbean. Fifties style thick red vinyl seating surfaces on tube legs chairs are more in line with what I'd expect to see on a Carnival ship.