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    Seasons 52

    4.1 (1.1k reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Happy hour specials

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    Caymus wine
    Terra L.

    Very clean, fast and friendly service. I sat at the bar for a quick lunch. Their steak tacos were so flavorful! They also sold Caymus by the glass which is almost automatic 5 stars. I would come back here again.

    Wood-Grilled Filet Mignon
    Moises T.

    Seasons 52 definitely has that fancy romantic vibe the second you walk in. The wooden decor and dim lighting make the whole place feel intimate. The staff were incredible too, super friendly and attentive the whole time. I also liked that they were making and shaking the drinks right in front of us. Small detail but it added to the experience. I ordered the wood-grilled filet mignon, cooked medium with the mushroom and red wine sauce, Yukon potatoes, and asparagus. The steak was honestly amazing. Super tender, juicy, and cooked perfectly all the way through with that slight pink center. The wood-grilled flavor really came through too. You could taste that smoky char on the outside while the inside stayed buttery soft. The mushroom red wine sauce brought everything together. It added this rich savory flavor with a little sweetness that made the steak even better somehow. I kept dragging the potatoes through the extra sauce because it was too good not to. From the romantic atmosphere to the incredible food, definitely a place I'd come back to again.

    Grilled Wood-Grilled Idaho Rainbow Trout with Marble Potatoes and Herb Roasted Carrots
    Larry H.

    The following is what me and my partner ordered on our last trip to season 52: Grilled Rainbow Trout Marble Potatoes Carrots. $26.50 Peach Riesling Mule. $13.00 Lobster Bisque Cup $10.00 Caesar Salad. $10.50 Add Skewer Shrimp $11.50 The food was delicious. The trout was prepared perfectly with the skin on. The carrots could have been cooked a little more to add more caramelization. The potatoes were nicely seasoned. The decor of the restaurant maybe be slightly dated like an older steakhouse but, it was fine. My partner pointed out that's the restaurant strives to have a healthy menu with low-calorie options. This makes the choices easier for me because I feel like I am eating healthy. They do have an amazing wine selection, which we did not partake in this trip. The service was good and the timing for everything worked out perfect.

    Moscow mule
    Jill G.

    I've eaten here a few times. Always good food. I had a ceasar salad and added the shrimp skewer. The shrimp could have a little more flavor, but still good. A cup of lobster bisque. I liked the corn & lobster on top. Delicious. My Moscow mule was delicious. My husband enjoyed his trout. Prepared perfectly. Our server was attentive. The place is huge. Decor is nice, not trendy. Love a place with so many healthy options.

    Ahi Tuna Tartare
    Sara H.

    Went here for a work dinner. The food was great. We shared the tuna tar tar and stuffed mushrooms. The seabass was crispy on outside and perfect on the inside. We got the mini cake desserts and they were such a treat! We will be back here!

    Kiara A.

    Our first visit here was Saturday evening. For the most part, it was exactly as expected. Menu of clean veggies and meats. I was hoarse when we went so I had to order some tea. With the honey, the teas were pretty good. I did not try their wine or drinks so I cannot comment on them but the food was fine. My husband and I can already do a lot of clean eating so for me, most of the dishes on the menu, can be made in your own home.. so this season's menu isn't exactly what I would go to a restaurant for but it was fine to try.

    Ahi tuna tartare
    Marianne D.

    Hubby and I went to dinner at Seasons 52 on Saturday, which we haven't been to in a long time. I forgot how much I enjoy this restaurant. We sat in the bar and had a great server named Shawn. Shawn was engaging and provided great service. I'll definitely request him next time I visit. I wasn't drinking that night, but hubby solo'd it with a bourbon cocktail called a Paper Plane. He said it was very tasty, especially on the hot day. We shared the ahi tuna tartare to start. The tartare was a stack of tuna with tropical salsa and avocado. So fresh. It came with a basket of crispy lavish bread, I hope when the restaurant switches their recipe that they will continue making a seedless lavish for those who can't do nuts or seeds. Hubby had the wood grilled tenderloin salad for dinner. I had to get a taste of that tenderloin because it was cooked perfectly. It was so tasty and seasoned well. I had the wood grilled Idaho rainbow trout, swapping out the asparagus for carrots. The trout came with a dill mustard sauce which I nixed and just squeezed fresh lemon on the fish. The fish was moist and smoky. Of course, we had to get the little dessert shooters to end the meal. Hubby had the Belgian chocolate s'mores, which was ridiculously decadent. I had the more conservative raspberry cannoli dessert. These tiny sweet treats are delicious mini indulgences. I love them because you want something a little sweet at the end of a meal but don't want a huge dessert. I think they're perfect. I like Seasons 52 because every item on the menu has the calories listed. Their food is always very good and the service is top-notch. When I ordered the tuna appetizer, a manager came over right away and asked me about a seed allergy because they noticed I said no nuts and seeds on my reservation. They really pay attention to their customers needs. I highly recommend Seasons 52. Ask for Shawn!

    Outside
    Miranda L.

    Visited Seasons 52 as a group of 10 for a work holiday outing! They were able to easily accommodate our group size in a semi-private area. It was nice to be away from the general crowd so we could converse easier. Our group ordered a round of cocktails, wine, and beer. I got the New Old Fashioned which was ok. It was sweeter than I would expect and had a strong grenadine taste. Other favorites were the Peach Riesling Mule & Cranberry Sage. The wine selection is always amazing at Seasons 52 as it got awarded by Wine Spectator but has a decent mark up. For food, we started with sharing the Pesto Chicken & Mozzarella Flatbread and Roasted Mushroom Flatbread. Everyone loved the mushroom one and the chicken pesto was ok. For entrees, everyone ordered a mixture of item. I got the Seasonal Brick-Oven Gnocchi which I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. The sauce was creamy but light. The gnocchi was pillowy and I enjoyed the tomato and mushroom pairing. Other standout dishes were the Sea Bass, Sea Scallops, and Pork Chop. Our server did a great job on continuously refilling water, checking in on our group, and dividing checks up by food and beverages.

    Lobster Bisque
    Jeff L.

    The atmosphere was classic, traditional steakhouse, with the expert kitchen on full display. Our server was prompt, engaging and helpful. We started with some lobster bisque and a lump crab cake appetizer. The bisque was sublime. The crab cake was mostly crab and paired with a delicious mustard sauce. My only complaint was that I wanted more. Having recently experienced a subpar upscale chain restaurant steak dinner at another restaurant, I was gun shy to order a steak, but was rewarded with one of the most tender and tasty cuts of beef in the Chicago suburbs. The literal topper was the red wine reduction...so good! My companion ordered (and shared!) the grilled scallops. A generous serving of tender, succulent scallops on a bed of delicious risotto. The combo made a great surf and turf experience. Desserts at these types of restaurants can be so overwhelming that even the thought of sharing seems like too much. But here, we had perfectly sized portions and a wonderful selection of treats to cap a great meal. We each ordered a different treat and it was the perfect amount. We are looking forward to bringing friends and family to return visits. Soon.

    Belle N.

    Came here twice over the weekend for lunch since they have so many GF options. The first trip was a girls lunch. I ordered the blood orange margarita and the lunch combo with GF roasted tomato flatbread and cauliflower & aged white cheddar soup. The server was very accommodating for celiac. The 2nd time was for my friend's birthday. We had a bigger party and were able to book through Open Table. We sat in a semi-private room. The server brought a champagne toast and gave the birthday girl free dessert. I had the same GF flatbread and the black lentil GF pasta. Didn't really care for the black lentils but the pasta was good. They also have GF dessert options. Tried the turtle cheesecake and key lime pie. Both were delicious!

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    Ask the Community - Seasons 52

    How's their outdoor dining area? I can't find any pictures of it. Is it shaded at all or are there umbrellas?

    Unfortunately, there is no outdoor dining here

    Will they let you bring your own birthday cake?

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    Antico Posto - Gnocchi Delicati

    Antico Posto

    4.2(1k reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    A little difficult to find, as you cannot see the restaurant from the parking lot. There were no…read moresigns to guide you either but we figured it out pretty well. Once we arrived, the hostess could not have been more sweet. She was all smiles and was very welcoming. Our server was just as pleasant. She remembered my friend from previous visits. The room is very comfortable. Dark with a lot of natural tones that create the perfect backdrop for a lovely meal. A couple requests were missed by the bar and kitchen, however our cocktails and meals were still delicious. We loved everything. Overall, we had a very nice dinner and I look forward to my next visit.

    Lunch reservation made at noon. Arrive a couple minutes before and sat right down. The place is…read morealready pretty busy... well better than half full and buzzing. After a few minutes, we're brought bread and a nice oil with an olive salad, balsamic and cheese. Excellent start. Except... no waiter or waitress for at least 10 minutes. That's OK. We've got our ice waters. After our drink orders we taken, we were certain after about 15 more minutes that our waitress forgot about us. Not only that... it was extremely hard to get her attention. Finally got our lunch order in and the food was out not too long thereafter. The chicken parm was average. A little too well cooked and burnt on the edges. The cheese, sauce, and pasta were all good. The piccata was also just ok. Perhaps there are other things on the menu that this place does a lot better? I'm hoping so. The restaurant itself was nice with a ton of tables... and not too jam packed. Has a definite Italian feel. The porch/patio is nice with a cover and side walls for when it's cooler or there's weather. For the price point (greater than a $60 lunch for 2 people without alcohol), there are too many other excellent places in the immediate area. Would have to be convinced to come back and try something else.

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    Antico Posto - September 2025 Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza (it lived up to the name, spicy)

    September 2025 Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza (it lived up to the name, spicy)

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    Dinner special fillets over risotto

    Wildfire - Mushroom - Crusted Pork Chop

    Wildfire

    3.6(998 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    The food was good. The chopped salad is our fav. It was just two of us. We were trying to remember…read moreif we ordered large or small. Our waiter Alberto said that the small is the best for us. So that's what we ordered. We were sitting in a side room. It was quiet and close to the restroom. We ordered the king prime rib with Mac and cheese. Also ordered fried calamari. Everything is always good. Used our scratch off and received 3x the points.

    Wildfire was our post-shopping lunch destination on a summer Saturday. The mall was BUSY so we made…read morereservations when we started shopping that morning. When we arrived for lunch, it didn't seem too busy but it's better safe than sorry. It's been years since I last went to Wildfire. We were seated right away and our server, Anthony, did a great job explaining the menu and monthly specials. Our meal started with the bread basket which is always a plus. I ordered the chilled lump crap and shrimp salad off the specials. It tasted super fresh and came with a reasonable portion of protein. The overall presentation was a bit sad but I guess there is only so much you can do with a salad. It tasted good and that's what really matters. Service did seem to slow down by the end of our meal though. It took a while to get the check and an even longer while for someone to collect the check. Overall, though, a solid dining spot to celebrate something special or even just a casual shopping day.

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    Roast Prime Rib of Beef Sandwich

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    Positano Ristorante - Chicken Pollo Parmigiana

    Positano Ristorante

    4.2(244 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    The meal started off on a high note. The complimentary bread was served hot with a perfectly soft…read moreinterior and a delicious crusty exterior. We also ordered the arancini as an appetizer. The tomato sauce was flavorful, and the shaved Parmesan and arugula complemented the dish beautifully. Unfortunately, the arancini themselves were disappointing, as the coating was much too thick compared to the small amount of rice filling inside. For our entrées, my husband ordered the Chicken Parmigiana. The chicken was unfortunately very dry and overly salted. I chose the pappardelle with short rib ragù. The fresh pasta was excellent--perfectly made with a wonderful texture--but the ragù was also overly salted, which overshadowed what could have been a great dish. One of the highlights of our evening was the service. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and provided excellent service throughout our meal. The hostess, who may have been the owner, also stopped by our table to check on us, which we appreciated. Overall, this certainly wasn't the worst Italian restaurant we've visited, and there were several things we enjoyed. However, the entrées ultimately fell short of our expectations, especially for a special dinner.

    We went for a celebratory dinner and were greeted and sat right away. Staff was nice, busboy did a…read moregreat job. Ambiance was nice, typical for an Italian place. The food was not great. We were both disappointed in our dishes. The chicken parm was dry and the rigatoni with chicken was not enjoyable. The waiter could tell that we weren't enjoying the meal. It's unfortunate, because the ambiance is nice, but we won't be going back with so many other choices in the area.

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    The Den

    The Den

    2.5(2 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    It's a bar in a suburban hotel. That should pretty much tell you everything you need to know about…read more"the Den", the newest addition to the Doubletree Hotel in Oak Brook. Located in what used to be Anthony's, the Italian steakhouse, the ambiance is actually quite nice- but it's the service that needs some work. We stopped in after a meeting in the hotel for a drink with a small group. The space is nice- leather chairs clustered around tables in front of a fake fireplace. Murals on the walls, and a bar that stretches across the one wall. Even though there wasn't a big crowd on the night we were there- service was slow. We finally walked up to the bar to get our drinks. We ordered a snack of some chips and guac but it was disappointing as there wasn't enough guac to go with the quantity of chips provided. If you like a good martini- they've got them here- but no blue cheese olives which is a must in my book! It's a bar in a suburban hotel. I didn't expect much and that's what I got.

    My sister and I were looking for a place we could meet for a glass of wine. I had some online gift…read morecertificates to use after Christmas and a quick search of that website lead me to The Den. It looked harmless and we were mainly going for wine and to catch up with each other so I bought the certificate and off we went. The Den is located inside the Oak Brook Doubletree hotel and there is no indication from outside the hotel where the restaurant is so I punted as far as parking was concerned. Luckily, I picked the correct side of the hotel. At first glance, the inside of the restaurant is a little dated, but it was clean, cozy, and quiet. I was directed to pick any seat I wanted. Looking over the menu there were some affordable starters/small plates, and a decent selection of entrees (@ 5 non beef and 5 beef). The wine list was nothing special either in information or choice. I was going to start with a Pinot Noir, and asked about a particular Wine maker as nothing else was listed on the sheet besides the wine maker, appellation, variety and vintage. I knew that wine maker had several labels of Pinot Noir so I asked the server which they were pouring. He came back and said it wasn't listed on the bottle. I guess I could have asked to see the bottle, but it just seemed like too much work for me too. I went with it and it was fine. Started with a Caesar salad with no croutons. Not only were there no croutons, but the listed "crispy prosciutto" and cheese was missing. Whatever. I was STARVING and ate it without complaint. Next on the list was a cheese plate. The cheese plate was listed as having brie, blue and aged white cheddar, along with grapes, crackers and walnuts. What we got was a young yellow cheddar, some smoked gouda, and boursin cheese spread with crackers and dried cranberries. Again, i was using a gift certificate so I didn't want to make a fuss, but my sister and I brought it up to the server that basically nothing that was described on the plate was actually on the plate. Also mentioned the salad mistake too (might as well go for broke). He apologize and went back to the kitchen and see what was up. When he came back he apologize as he noticed the salad was incorrect but didn't do anything about it, and he also said that there were two different menus going on and the chef was working off a different menu. He then brought out a much bigger plate with a little brie, some blue cheese, what I think was a mild mexican cheese, and something that tasted like minibabybel. Still no cheddar. We ordered more wine, and got some olives and I ordered a rib-eye. The server suggested I get the all-you-can-eat NY strip, (thanks for bringing that up) but I still went with the rib-eye. While only 14 oz, it was decent and bone-in (which was a nice surprise) and I would think I great selling feature. For our third round of drinks, the server suggested a meritage they had. My sister stayed with the cab, but I tried it. It wasn't bad, but it was very warm. When we asked for the check, he brought it out and I noticed it was just under $100. I waited for him to come back and explained I had one of those $50 off it you spend $100 certificates and we would probably need to split another glass of wine. He explained that it would be no problem to just use the certificate now as he had not charged for the last round of drinks as a thank-you. That was really nice of him, but it was really something he should have addressed when he first dropped off the check..." hey folks, sorry for the inconveniences you've experienced. I got you a round of drinks. I hope you'll try us again." Overall, our server was nice, but he lacked presence on the floor. And there were only 5 tables at the most going on. Now I get that this is a hotel venue, so perhaps repeat business isn't a priority, but with better service and some quality control, I could see this place really taking off as an after-work location. As it is now, I would go back if someone else wanted to go, or if I had another gift certificate, but it definitely isn't on my list of "must go back" spots.

    Josephine's Martini & Wine Bar

    Josephine's Martini & Wine Bar

    3.1(55 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    •$

    I love this place. Friendly, classic, and all the karaoke you can fit in your repertoire…read more Went dancing with a friend to the school upstairs and I endedgling down to Josephine's for real fun.

    Talk about a dive bar, lol. The other reviews definitely don't do this place justice. We snagged a…read moreparking spot right off the street in front of the building. No complaints about parking or the walk. Boom, we were there. Now, where it gets interesting. You walk in the building's front door, and it opens up to a room where you can access several businesses. Josephine's is straight to the back. It's very dark, smelly, and loud. This totally reminded me of a dive bar on a college campus (maybe worse?). There's not much seating, especially when it gets crowded. The bar has limited seating, and the seating on the floor is even more limited. The chairs and couch are stained with who knows what. The song books for karaoke are sticky and nasty. From a great perspective, I was sitting in a chair and went to move and felt something poke me. It was a pair of random scissors! The drinks are 2/5 and prices are extremely expensive. I had a root beer float martini, and it was "meh". From a karaoke standpoint, it was decent. Lots of different people singing. Some good, some bad. It was entertaining, and some people were pretty brave, haha. Try this place if you dare. Get here early to get a seat. I don't think I'd come back. Once is enough.

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    Colonial Room - Tea service

    Colonial Room

    3.0(30 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Came here on a Saturday just for the high tea service with a friend. This is my first time visiting…read morethe Drake hotel in Oakbrook ever as well as the colonial room. What I love is that parking was very easy and very free. The ambience as soon as you walk in of the hotel is very modern with some classical traditional touches. The place overall is very impressive and a great place to host probably have meals as well as even parties. I will say the tea service itself was good and decent, but it wasn't impressive. Meaning I thought that for two people they would mirror all of the food offerings however that was not the case. Also, I felt that the food offering, especially for the savory items was quite limited. There were only nine choices. However, the choices were all loose leaf tees, which was great. The high tea also includes a free glass of champagne, which is always a nice touch. The place are absolutely beautiful and take great photographs. A stand out from the entire experience was definitely the staff which includes the waiter and the support partners that he had. They were super attentive and friendly, which always makes for a good experience. I think for the price and for what you get it was a little short and I will continue to try out high teas to find just the right one.

    Made a reservation an entire month before our planned event - a birthday celebration for one of the…read moreinvitees. We confirmed 1 day prior when the restaurant sent me a text asking I do so Got a call from venue roughly 6hrs before our scheduled dinner, abruptly cancelling our reservation because "a big party" had been booked. Their money must be greener ....(?) So it became MY responsibility, at the last possible moment, to notify our invitees (including a very disappointed birthday guest) that we, in fact, had no reservation for their celebration, which was for me both inconvenient AND embarrassing. Our evening was entirely ruined because by the time we learned we would no longer be seated tonight it was impossible to find another restaurant in the same general proximity that had available tables even close to our preferred time.

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    Seasons 52 - newamerican - Updated September 2026

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