Four Seasons Family Restaurant

We've gone to four seasons many times for lunch and breakfast (mostly breakfast). The service is always fast. Food is always hot and delicious! Even when we do pickup orders, the food is still fresh by the time we get home.

While it is in a strip mall, Four Seasons manages to be everything you want in a diner. Outdated decor is part of the ambiance but classic breakfast food never goes out of style. Everything from healthy fruit and cottage cheese to not so healthy options like bacon are available. Service is quick and prices are reasonable.

We joined some friends from a book study for an early breakfast holiday celebration here. We were seated promptly and had a great waitress who was helpful and put up with all of our questions. The area inside isn't big but has plenty of seating plus a long bar type area for seating as well.The menu is huge which is great if you like options! They have various specials which are a great way to try the typical breakfast dishes and at a very reasonable price. I chose to go with an eggs Benedict and was able to substitute out the ham for mushrooms. The table was quickly served which was amazing and the server did an excellent job. The food however was just ok. Almost everyone said their food was cold, which could mean due to our numbers they waited to serve us until all orders were prepared. Or the food was just cold. My eggs seemed ok but I didn't respond well to the rich sauce with a bit of an upset stomach later in the day. I might go for one of their more plain specials if I were to go back, as everyone enjoyed them and not much was left on plates.The space was hopping when we left so I know they must get a lot of return customers. I thought it was a good spot for breakfast but have a few others that seem to be of a bit better quality food which would be my preference. Not bad but not my favorite and I'm never excited about cold food or slightly upsetting sauces.

Great food and service. This is an old-fashioned, non-chain, sit-down breakfast restaurant. They were busy but our waitress, who was obviously very experienced at her job, took great care of us. I was tired that morning and she kept the coffee coming as I requested. I had eggs, ham, toast and hash browns - all very good and cooked to order. I liked the fact that the boss lady was at the front taking people's checks and saying, Thank you, we appreciate you, as we left. My ONLY tiny disappointment was - no senior or veteran discount. But that's okay, we will definitely be back!

Looking for someplace new for lunch, we found Four Seasons. Typical family kind of place. Of note: we were being led to a table on the other side of the restaurant. The person kindly changed course to the closest table because he noticed my friend has mobility issues.Our waitress was very friendly and offered great suggestions The menu was extensive! Greek, Italian, Mexican, American. Servings were huge! Prices were reasonable. We will be back!

A good old fashioned restaurant with a very large dining room. I've noticed this place is absolutely packed on weekend mornings. Their menu is huge with a wide variety of selections both for breakfast and lunch & dinner. There are multiple items I would like to try. I ordered the Chicken Caesar Wrap which comes with fries and a choice of soup. Today's choices were Cream of Potato or Chicken Florentine Soup. I went with the latter. I like that you get soup with your order because it comes out to the table right away. The wrap came out with Italian dressing, not Caesar dressing. I still ate the wrap but it would have tasted better with Caesar dressing. I wonder if that's the way it always comes or if they ran out of Caesar dressing. I loved the fries. And the soup was excellent!I order a piece of Carrot Cake for dessert. It was a delicious slice of cake and I enjoyed it throughly. My server was attentive and brought me extra napkins when I asked. She cleared my soup bowl and anticipated I would want a box and brought one for the other half of the wrap but I rarely take leftovers home.

Menu has good selections, pleases everyone, very good breakfast and gyros. Good coffee, good service.

I tried this place recently, and we decided to have lunch. The only thing that I liked was the coleslaw. I would give it a nine on a 10 scale. My turkey Manhattan was not very good at all. The potatoes tasted fairly fresh or real for the most part but the gravy didn't taste homemade and the turkey cut in thick pieces and was tough and chewy. I tried some fried mushrooms, but they tasted off (rancid) like they were cooked and old oil. They were just basic out of the bag of frozen mushrooms, so it wasn't anything that they created on site. The only thing that tasted homemade or fresh was the coleslaw. And it tasted quite a bit like how I make mine. It didn't have too much sugar in it and I didn't have too much vinegar, but it did need some salt. I think because this place has such a massive menu it's probably why some of the food gets lost in the shuffle and cranked out and it usually affects the overall quality. The service was blasé, haphazard and not attentive at all. She acted checked out and basically ignored us and didn't attend to the basics like drink refills. It's nice when you also get a few extra napkins without asking for them. I think that's an important baseline standard anymore. I mentioned that the mushrooms were not good, and we only ate a few and then she took them away. She should've comped the whole order of mushrooms, but she didn't. They only gave us half off. That was not cool. IF I ever go again, I think next time I'll give them a try for breakfast and then I can reevaluate them. That's probably the best reason to go to this restaurant. They are on the higher end with their prices, (including breakfast), but it is what it is.I'm only giving them two stars. The coleslaw saved them from just getting one star.

Lunch with a group of seven had great service from Kelly. Tenderloin sandwich was huge...they should offer two buns. Liver and onions was a generous portion with lots of onions. Catfish order had three fish on the bone, not filleted. The other orders were cheeseburgers or wraps that also looked good. Menu prices are very reasonable especially seeing the generous portions.

This is apparently the place to be on a Sunday. We arrived on a Sunday around 11am to a full parking lot and a lobby full of waiting guests. Even with 5 or 6 families in front of us the wait was quick, about 10 minutes or so. Everyone was really friendly, including our sever Kelly. Even though the restaurant was full, she took our orders quickly and offered several coffee refills. The menu is extremely large. I knew I wanted breakfast but that narrowed it down to about 100 items. I finally decided on the vegetarian omelet with a side of pancakes. It was a ton of food for just $10.Everything was delicious. We will definitely be back.