Seasons Restaurant

If you are not impressed with the themed dining rooms I think the food will still make you feel it's worth driving to. I'm amazed how long it took me to find out about this jewel. If you're in the mood the server will take you for a walkthrough of the dinning rooms . I recommend it. I'll be back for sure.

This place is incredible and is the perfect spot for a romantic evening. The servers are very attentive and friendly. Beautiful decor and many great food choices. I ordered the 10 oz Bone in Cowboy Ribeye with an amazing butter pepper sauce and my wife got the Bourbon Salmon with a tremendous salad. A wide selection in dressings. Both were cooked to perfection and very moist. The cake choices for desert are amazing. They have countless other choices that are sure to play. You will not leave hungry that is certain.If you are looking for a nice place this is one of the nicest restaurant in this country. Defiantly Corbin's hidden jewel, souther hospitality at its finest.

A wonderful, unique atmosphere. Food was great, staff were super friendly and professional. Menu has something for everyone. It's a unique gem you wouldn't expect to find in a small town. If you go, do yourself a favor and walk thru the restaurant to get the full experience. Highly recommend!

. After a long day of hiking and travel we arrived at Corbin. We wanted a good meal, as we had been on the road for several days eating southern food on diner found on the road. We were informed that they were completely booked for the evening as the it was Friday and the town was celebrating Halloween. But they encouraged us to show up,,so we did and we were seated. Yay!!!Jamie, our server was excellent, kind, funny, attentive, and helpful. This day they had a preset fix menu which was very much like a thanksgiving dinner. We order one serving of the chicken with mashed potatoes, green beans, stuffing and the best cranberry relish. The chicken was perfect, moist and cooked throughout. Stuffing did not disappoint. The finished touch was a lemon berry meringue pie, delicious sweet ending. The atmosphere was delightful, the decor extravagant, whimsical, and exuberant. Large establishment, each room decorated in different theme with large unique pieces. Worth taking a little tour. The workers were all dressed appropriately for the night. It was a lovely experience.

This is such a fascinating restaurant! After seeing pictures of the beautiful decor in this place, we were immediately interested to try it out. All around, you will feel like you are dining in an old Victorian home here. Each room seems to have a different theme, one being entirely decked out with Christmas stuff while another has Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland and more! Not only is this place pretty, but the food is great also. I tried their hot brown and it was wonderful. And don't worry about leaving here hungry, because the food portions are GIGANTIC! After you're finished eating, I highly recommend walking around the restaurant to check out the cool decor. It seems like they also do parties/special events here, which would be such a perfect place for one!

This place is truly one of Corbin, KY's hidden gems! It would be worth a trip just to eat lunch or dinner here! The atmosphere rivals Claridge's in London. Each room has a slightly different theme with really fine antiques and artwork beautifully presented. I can only imagine how they dress it up for the holidays...Their menu was so diverse that we had a hard time choosing our lunch. We finally settled on two of our darling hostess's favorites, their homemade chicken salad and their special Season's cheese sandwich with their sweet potato fries. The chicken salad was the BEST I have ever had and my hubby liked his cheese sandwich equally well. They both were so huge that we brought half home along with a piece of their bourbon pecan pie that we are dying to taste later. Check when they are open and do yourself a favor and come here to eat and browse...

We ventured into Corbin, KY while enjoying our stay at Cumberland Falls to find a nice local restaurant. We found the Seasons Restaurant on Yelp and decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed in the least. We went there around 2:00 pm and they closed at 3:00. Parking on the street was easy and no charge. The decor is unusual, quirky and interesting! Old and elegant. The service was very good, timely and attentive. I had decided on the "Hot Brown" only to see that it was only served on Thursday. I ordered a Cheeseburger with fries and my wife ordered the chicken salad sandwich with fries. The cheeseburger was one of the best I've had in a long time...fresh tomatoes, lettuce, pickles and a very tasty bun. Fries were hot and a good complement. The chicken salad was home made, very fresh with great flavor. Prices were very reasonable. All in all a very good experience. If you're in the Corbin area I highly recommend.

An adventure! Good food, amazing décor including works of art, antiques, various oddities. Wonder place to explore.

Paul and I stopped for lunch at Seasons while on the way to Asheville. We arrived around 11:30 and were seated right away.Seasons is located in a beautiful, expansive building on Corbin's main strip. The main dining room features a wood burning fireplace, a crystal chandelier, and beautiful wood all around. The only thing about the setting that did not make sense was the music--contemporary pop. It just did not fit.Paul ordered the chicken salad platter and the red pepper tomato soup. He enjoyed both selections. I tried a bite of his chicken salad, which is made in house, and found myself wishing I had ordered that platter.I ordered the Black and Blue salad with bleu cheese dressing, and the Renaissance mushroom soup. The greens were incredibly fresh, and the dressing was impressive. Unfortunately, the steak was tough. The mushroom soup was excellent.A word about portions at Seasons--they are ridiculously massive. I live to eat, but I could only finish a third of that salad despite walking in the door famished. Our server could have been neither more friendly nor more slow. Thankfully, the former of the two is more important to me.In summary, if you are passing by Corbin and have the time for a slow paced, scrumptious meal, I recommend Seasons.

It irritates me so much when I go in for lunch and there is only one or two other tables. This place has the best food in town with the biggest portions at a very good price. I swear if this place closes, I might just move. And I meet folks who have lived here their whole life and haven't been here. I don't know if they think it's expensive, but it's not. I can eat off of their chicken pasta plate for 3 meals and it is covered with freshly shaved Parmesan! Now it seems fancy, and, well, it is.....But, my husband and I go in for linch covered in dirt from the farm and we are treated well. Today I had the catfish sandwich, delicious, and my husband had their chicken salad, which is a staple home run.