Seasons Restaurant — Restaurant in Rotherham

Our first visit to Seasons as a last minute Saturday night treat. Enjoyed a superb dinner which was well prepared and expertly presented. Would definitely recommend and revisit.

The food was delicious, with the duo of lamb being really tasy and cooked topink perfection, althugh perhaps its portion size from the meat perspective was somewhat small for the £24 cost. The waiter service on arrival and at the table was attentive and friendly without being overbearing. Our table waiter was approachable, helpful and made sure we were looked after well. We were placed upstairs for which the waiter apologised, but I think we possible ended up preferring this as downstairs seemed somewhat loud with music and chat, and the tables were very close together. Upstairs there were only four tables, well spaced, and because all four table were occupied and the open walls enabled the downstairs buzz and music to filter up the 1st floor, the atmosphere was fine, although had we been up there alone I suspect it could have felt a little isolated. The decoration and lighting is lovely. Dress code seems to be smart but relaxed - ladies could get away with an LBD but would be equally comfortable in something less formal. For the guys jacket and trousers seemed to be the majority choice. Really enjoyed our evening. Excellent food, excellent service at an acceptable price point for the type of dining....

Have now eaten twice at Seasons, both lunchtime and evening and whilst the food was O.K. fine dining it wasn't, and both times at the end of the meal the coffee machine was inoperative so no coffees and liqueurs. Especially loved the part of the lunch menu where it's stated that each meat comes with it's appropriate gravy, we ordered different meats and got one small amount of the same gravy, only a small thing but it's trying to be something that it isn't.

Further to your reply, here are the details you requested, unsure if this is the correct forum but here goes. Our first visit was in the evening of 5th May 2022, a table for 4, at the end of the meal coffees were ordered but then told only instant was available as the machine was out of service. Second visit was lunchtime 10th July 2022, again ordered coffees but then informed that the machine had been taken out of service for a deep clean due to the restaurant being shut the following day, there were other tables occupied so presumably they wouldn't be getting coffees either and this was about 2 hours before closing. Both visits were for special occasions, joint birthdays and a wedding anniversary which made it even more...

We have been a few times now and the food is out of this world. We came again for our Sunday lunch yesterday. It was quiet compared to the last time so we were surprised to have to wait for the food but that didn't matter too much as we weren't in a rush. The food was lovely but not quite as good as last time we had Sunday lunch but I could be overly picky as it was so amazing the last time so I had higher expectations! I was confused about the new menu though. For two, you could have a traditional Sunday lunch with a dessert for £32pp. Or 3 courses for £26pp. (2 courses are only £22pp) The only extra I could see really was extra Yorkshire puddings and pork as well beef. But that would mean over £20 per couple for that. Very strange and hardly a great offer but nevermind, we sensibly went for the normal option. The restaurant is stunning and the atmosphere lovely. We are looking forward to returning again for another evening meal. There is so much delicious sounding food to chose from that you have to keep coming back so you...