I have been eating very unhealthy this week, pigging out on
burgers, BBQ, Southern Cooking, and desserts. For a change of pace, my wife and I decided we would go on a
date night and eat somewhere healthy for a change. Seasons 52 is known for a seasonally inspired menu that
prides itself on the fact that every item on the menu is less than 475
calories. Although this chain has
been in the Metroplex for a few years now, we have never had the pleasure of
dining here. We got a sitter and
went on a date night to try this restaurant.
We had an early reservation and were seated
immediately. For starters, my wife
ordered the Kalymnos Greek salad and I ordered a special that was on the menu
for the night, Chicken and Rice gumbo.
My gumbo was great, but my wife said her Greek salad was fairly
ordinary. I ended up sharing some
of my gumbo with her and she gave it her stamp of approval.
Greek Salad |
Chicken and Rice Gumbo |
For my entrée, I ordered the Oak-Grilled Filet Mignon,
cooked medium rare. It was covered
in a red wine sauce and served with cremini mushrooms, asparagus, and garlic
mashed potatoes. My wife ordered
the Grilled Line-Caught Corvina Mayan, which was one of their specials served on a warm black bean
vegetable salad. When our entrees
arrived, I realized how they are able to say that all of their items were under
475 calories. I have had pieces of
steak on kabobs that were bigger than my filet and I have seen minnows that
were as big as my wife’s corvina.
My steak was bland and the wine sauce was so overpowering, that I could
not taste the steak. The mashed
potatoes, asparagus, and mushrooms were very bland and left me less than
impressed. I tried some of my
wife’s dish and it was very bland as well.
Miniature Oak-Grilled Filet Mignon with Red Wine Sauce |
Corvina Mayan |
I would rate Seasons 52 a 2 on my 5-point scale. The gumbo was the only reason I even
ranked it as high as I did. Since they change their menu seasonally, we
might try this place again and give it another chance, but it would not be one
of my first choices for places to dine.
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