The Roost at Four Seasons

We live in Sebring and met a few friends for lunch.I am never disappointed with the food or service.Our server was very attentive & friendly.The place is clean and welcoming. There are many farm themed decorations throughout the restaurant.The owner seated us and stopped at our table during our meal.

It's lovely and the staff is really warm and friendly. Great community vibe. Very happy with the food. It's unassuming on the outside and easy to skip over if you're passing through town, but really nice and kid friendly.

I've been here twice now for breakfast. Excellent breakfast. First, this seems to be the only place that offers flavored creamers. They also have coffee syrups for iced coffee. I had the Peach Cobbler stuffed French toast. Two thick slices of French toast with cream cheese filling, peach topping, chopped pecans, and whipped cream. I wish it had more cream cheese filling so that there was some in every bite. So I will give it a 4.8/5. My mom had blueberry pancakes and sausage links. She brought on pancake home & we had it for breakfast. Their pancakes are thick & fluffy! A blueberry in every bite. The service was great. I love their uniform shirts. They have great phrases on the back. If they don't sell them to the public, they should. As with most of the restaurants in the area, they have cute signs and antique decor. Clean & comfortable. Plenty of parking. This will be my breakfast stop when visiting in the future.

Went here for breakfast at the recommendation of new neighbors- and they were right, it was great ambiance combined with reliably good food. Pancakes were huge and thick, probably with some cornmeal involved (says the Brother-in-Law), so if this style of Southern pancakes aren't your thing, go with the Peach Cobbler French Toast! Had a taste of that (whipped cream!) and it was delightfully sweet!Coffee was the best I've had at a restaurant in a long time, definitely strong and flavorful!Alyssia took good care of us and was so patient with our extensive questions about the menu. Next time, the wife is getting Eggs Benedict - watch for that review!

This fine family operated emporium has been on my rotation for comfort food for many years. Visit here for breakfast or lunch and you'll walk out with a warm tummy and a smile on your face every time!Atmosphere- It's a big L-shaped space with tons of booths, 4-tops, and a few 2-tops. Everything is spotless. It's always busy and the acoustics are mediocre, but nobody cares as they chow down basic American style food.Adult libations- Nope, this is a dry spot. At one time they had wine and beer but as they don't serve dinner it was too much hassle for too little return for just the lunch crowd.Customer service- A bunch of ladies both young and old get it done. They take your order via a hand-held electronic device and, if you use a card, you pay the same way. It's very convenient and makes checking out a snap.Food- A giant laminated sheet with breakfast on one side and lunch on the other. I've posted a ton of pics so peruse them at your leisure. The most expensive stuff on the menu is about $10 bucks so you won't need to take out a second mortgage!Breakfast here is the bomb, especially the many omelets. I've had at least six different types and have always been satisfied.This visit, I was here for lunch, and I could choose from every type of burger, sandwich, and salads in addition to a bunch of entrees. Note that most entrees include serve-yourself unlimited home-made soup. On this visit it was broccoli cheese and I smiled with every spoonful!I went with Country-Fried Chicken @ $10. A batter-fried chicken breast with mashed potatoes covered in dark gravy and grilled onions with a veggie on the side. There were also pork and steak variations.It was bliss on a plate! Not necessarily healthy or low cholesterol but completely satisfying! They overcook their vegetable sides here, so I try to remember to order a side salad instead. This time I forgot.I award this place four stars instead of five because of the acoustics and the vegies and worth a visit.

Solid restaurant in the Frost Proof area. It;s right off of 27 and easy enough to get in and out of, although it does have a smaller parking lot and can get busy. When we arrived we were promptly greeted and seated quickly. It was busy right after church time and filling up quickly - so I recommend you get there right after or before most churches end times if it's a Sunday.The menu s short but has a lot to offer. I had the salmon, which included access to the sides and salad bar. The salmon was delicious and the salad bar has a lot of offerings. All entrees include the sides and salad bar, so you get plenty of food, especially for the price point. The restaurant has an older feel to it, and has tons of vintage style movie posters all the way around. I was unsure why the movie posters, but it was neat!Overall: AGets super busy on weekends, so go on off times if possible. Otherwise solid restaurant!

Always get great service from the wonderful people there. And the coffee is fresh and delicious- and they added specialty coffees (who needs Starbucks when The Roost has you covered?)Breakfast and lunch is always served with a smile. I have not been disappointed yet! You know it's good when the parking lot is full, I always say.

Good coffee. Great food. Amazing service. This is a breakfast and lunch place so start the day off on a positive note. The cute signs and decor will put a smile on your face.

Food is great, service is incredibly fast and friendly, and it has nice atmosphere !!

Seriously folks, this is the best place for breakfast you can possibly choose in this area. We've had several different dishes and, all of them were amazing. The meat lovers omelet, the burrito, whatever. The food, service, cleanliness etc are all top notch. Give them a try. You wont be sorry.