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    Seasons 52

    4.6 (254 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Caesar salad
    Tatibella D.

    Seasons 52 has a nice location where the ULTA use to be and they have quite nicely transformed that space. What surprised me most was how quiet it was for a Friday night around 8-9 PM. Our server was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. I also enjoyed the cucumber cocktail my husband ordered me while I was in the restroom, which was probably the highlight of the evening. We ordered the Surf & Turf, a 6 oz filet mignon, and the kids' chicken breast with mashed potatoes. Unfortunately, my order was made incorrectly the first time, and when it was brought back out, it was still wrong. As for the food, it was just okay. The steak was pretty underwhelming and not the quality or cut I'm used to. The mashed potatoes and asparagus were fine, but nothing memorable. The kids' chicken breast was actually quite good. It had a nice grilled flavor and was probably the best dish we ordered. The mac and cheese was bland and lacked flavor. One thing I do appreciate is that everything on the menu is 550 calories or less. As someone who tries to be health-conscious, that's definitely a plus. Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience, but nothing stood out enough to make me want to return.

    This is the Caymus vineyard wine flight. I ordered.
    Tanya D.

    My visit today was amazing. Lydia set the bar very high with her exceptional service. She took excellent care of me from start to finish -- even accommodating my decision to move from the bar area to the outdoor patio with no hesitation at all. I also appreciated being able to sample a wine before purchasing, and I ultimately settled on the Caymus Vineyards wine flight, which was absolutely worth the price. I frequent Seasons 52 often, and my go-to combination is always the pesto flatbread and lobster bisque soup -- both are highly recommended. The service throughout the entire experience was impeccable. I'm already looking forward to my next visit and will definitely be asking for Lydia again.

    Don't know what this was, but it was yummy.  It's one of their popular drink
    Rena H.

    Kona Coffee and Lamb.... Yes!! that works!!! I ordered the Wood Grilled Kona Crusted Lamb Loin and it was melt in my mouth deliciousness!!! WOW!! I wish I lived near a Seasons 52 but now I just have to find excuses to drive out to Ranch Cucamonga. Service was great, the decor was beautiful and I loved the fun relaxing vibe.

    Grilled Artichokes With Preserved Lemon Hummus, corn chowder, tomato soup...all delicious!
    Helen D.

    Stopped in for work lunch and enjoyed a delicious meal. My favorite is the grilled artichokes it's something I wouldn't cook so it's such a nice treat and it is so good and healthy! Everything they offer is fresh and seasonal. The corn soup/chowder was yummy. Our server Tala was great, she was friendly, attentive and made our visit pleasant. Good food + great service made it perfect outing.

    Bone in Wood-Grilled Dry-Rubbed Pork Chop, with warm sweet cabbage
    Christina A.

    I've been wanting to try this restaurant since it opened and finally got around to it. Since moving to Rancho 1 year ago my family and I have dined at more than 30 local sit down restaurants, returned to a dozen of them multiple times and this by far has been the top along side Sycamore Inn. The restaurant is clean, spacious and beautifully decorated/ designed. All the staff were courteous and delightful. Our Waiter was Jason and he may of well also been our favorite waiter. The parking is conveniently adjacent to the restaurant. Unlike Flemings a few businesses down this one was spotless and you could not hear the noises from the kitchen or boldly see it. We requested a booth which we received and all the booths/tables were enough distance from eachother you did not have to impose on other patrons conversions. There were a few obnoxiously loud guests as to be expected as we had just arrived after happy hour had ended. All our food choices were exceptional. So much flavor in every bite. The portions of the sides were just enough to share between my daughter and I. The only thing I would of loved to see on the menu was some dinner roles and bone in ribeye which is one of the things I enjoyed at Flemings. I ordered a bone in pork chop over a warm, sweet cabbage slaw. My Daughter had a tomato with fresh basil gnocchi which was also delicious. We shared truffle risotto, a loaded baked potato skillet, and brussels sprouts with candied crisp bacon. Absolutely delicious. Myself also being a chef, it is almost impossible for me to find anything close to my own cooking without doing all the work myself and this definitely satisfied my hankering. Also, they had yacht rock playing in the background, which I absolutely loved. Just wished it was a little louder. When our bill arrived, I did a triple take as it was 1/4 of what I paid at Flemmings and half of what I paid at Paul Martin's. Absolutely exceptional experience we will be back and we will be telling everyone about it. Thank you!!!!

    Wood-Grilled Dry-Rubbed Pork Chop
    Julian R.

    Higher review because of the service as well as the people I was with. The drinks were flowing and all was great. My family had sea bass, trout and something with chicken. As for my Pork Chop, for my taste it was overly sweet. I didn't know that going into it but the pork itself was cooked perfectly. I think there were some raisins and the lemon helped cut through the sweetness so I was able to finish the meat.

    avocado & lobster flatbread with heirloom tomatoes & watermelon salad
    Karlene B.

    lunch was delicious, service prompt & friendly, good location casual or special occasions. Will definitely return for dinner and or happy hour with friends/family

    Charcuterie Board
    Khloe D.

    This place was a great place to just talk and relax with friends or family. It was fancy but still slightly casual. The food is decently priced for the quality. Everything especially the appetizers was amazing. The meatballs were herby with a soft texture and the sauce was zingy. The service was a little lacking in my experience since my group had to wait to be greeted for a whole ten minutes. But mostly a great experience and would recommend.

    Flat Brea Philly Cheesesteak
    Sung W.

    Went to Season 52 and we were totally impressed by the nice ambiance. The entire staff from entering to leaving was amazing. Our waiter Mac was really patient with us, explaining everything - especially since it was our first time there. We started with the Philly cheesesteak flatbread - and it was so good. For mains we got the cedar plank-roasted salmon, wild Alaska butterfish, wood-grilled dry-rubbed pork chop, and caramelized grilled sea scallops. Everything came out perfect, moist, tender, juicy and tasted amazing. They also brought sample desserts right to the table -- we got pecan pie, s'mores, and cannoli, and they were only $4 each. All of it was delicious. Highly recommend! My Personal Rating : 4.84 Food 4.8/5 Service 5/5 Price 4.5/5 Ambiance 4.9/5 Cleanliness 5/5

    Philly Cheesesteak flatbread with lobster bisque
    Jeanette P.

    Seasons 52 has a wonderful concept servil approach to dining: seasonal, fresh, and flavorful while being health conscious. Every dish is presented beautifully with flavors any foodie would love! From entering to exiting, plan on the service being warm, welcoming, and attentive. What says welcome in like a tasty amuse bouche appetizer? Today was a crostini topped with soft cheese, fruit, and hot honey. Mmm! Our drinks in and served, our orders came out quickly and were so delicious. Those fresh flavors popped! Although I didn't personally have dessert, my friends both mmmed and ahhed contentedly over their just right sized glass of caramel/turtle cheesecake treats. There are so many wonderful offerings here that I'm already looking forward to working my way through a few more items on the seasonally changing menu!

    Erin K.

    Delicious new restaurant in Victoria Gardens! I noticed the menu listed "Spring" on top, so I wonder if they have a rotating menu with seasonal dishes. I'll have to come back in a few months to see! When arriving on Friday evening, there was an hour long wait for a table for 2, so instead we opted to eat at the bar which was first-come first-serve and offered the full dinner menu. This was a great decision because we were able to get our food faster, then stay and talk, knowing we weren't taking up a table for another party to sit and eat. The Wood-Grilled Dry-Rubber Pork Chop was cooked to perfection! Incredibly juicy and paired perfectly with the red cabbage and golden raisin side. I would absolutely recommend this dish to anyone trying Seasons 52 for the first time. I was also very happy to see multiple mocktail options on the menu! I went with the Botanical Smash, which has white cranberry, cucumber, lime and Seedlip Garden 108. It was very refreshing, but I would not get it again for $11.

    Dessert samplers
    Tamara R.

    Met a friend here for happy hour around 4:30 on a Friday and grabbed seats at the bar. There are several seating options -- bar, tables, and a patio -- and the space is bright, open, and polished. An elevated scene. Service was professional and knowledgeable. The food was a mixed bag. The warm goat cheese with crispy toast from the $8 small plates menu was excellent -- creamy, rich, and very satisfying. The wood-grilled artichoke flatbread was also a standout with vibrant flavors that actually pop. The pesto chicken flatbread, however, was shockingly bland. The pesto itself tasted good when I sampled it alone, but the chicken had almost no seasoning and the whole dish just... didn't show up. The $4 mini desserts are easily the star of the happy hour. I didn't try one myself, but my friend had the cheesecake and loved it. At that price it's hard to go wrong. Where the experience starts to feel frustrating is the happy hour structure itself. The menu includes three $8 small plates and a $14 "Flatbread & Sip" pairing with six flatbreads and six wines, which creates plenty of combinations. But outside of those sections, much of the menu labeled "happy hour" appears to be the same price as the regular menu. So yes, technically there are happy hour items -- but the overall experience feels tight-fisted, like the restaurant wants the marketing glow of "happy hour" without really committing to one. In a place like Victoria Gardens, where several restaurants offer strong happy hour value, that approach stands out. To be clear, I wouldn't have minded this structure at all if the happy hour menu simply listed the items that were actually discounted. But the restaurant also provides the full dinner menu, so including full-price items on the happy hour menu just makes the whole thing feel confusing and a little cheap. For comparison, one of the best happy hours I've had recently nearby was at Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse, where the menu clearly feels designed for sharing and sampling. The State (practically across the street), Kabuki and Paul Martin's are all strong - offering a true variety of samples from the dinner menu, and cocktails (not just wine) with HH pricing. Another surprise for a restaurant positioning itself as upscale: the restroom. It was clean, but the stall latch was crooked and difficult to close, Visibly sloppy installation. And even if that were fixed, the space still lacks the thoughtful touches many women expect in a higher-end restaurant restroom -- no elevated detailing, no sense of design care, none of the small comfort touches that make a restroom feel consistent with a premium dining experience. Seasons 52 does rotate seasonal menus, which I appreciate, and they had just introduced their spring selections. I may stop in occasionally to see what new flatbreads they introduce. But for now it feels more like a wine-and-flatbread stop with a great $4 dessert menu -- not a place that made me curious to come back for dinner. Overall: about a 3-star happy hour experience.

    Artichoke and hummus starter.
    Myrine S.

    Amazing all the menu items are under 600 calories and made with fresh and healthy ingredients! Wish more restaurants were like this. Enjoyed the lunch pairing of soup and flatbread. Great flavors with the Artichoke flatbread. Will definitely order again. The soup was good but not my favorite wish I ordered the chicken and artichoke soup instead. Never seen a menu with so many artichoke options. Love it! My key lime dessert shot was delish!

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    Ask the Community - Seasons 52

    Does this place offer beer or beer on tap?

    They have some beer selections in bottle/can no draft

    Recommended dress code?

    Causal.

    Are there any Vegetarian options?

    Absolutely there are vegetarian dishes available

    Is this a pet friendly restaurant?

    I asked if they allowed dogs in the patio area and was told that only service animals are allowed on the patio.

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    Wine Me Up Social

    Wine Me Up Social

    4.7
    (90 reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$

    This has easily become one of my favorite places to visit once a month. As a wife and mother, it's…read moreone of the few places where I truly get to step out of "mom mode," relax, and just enjoy the moment for myself. The atmosphere is always welcoming, especially on live music nights. The owner is incredibly friendly and makes it a point to personally connect with every guest, which makes the experience feel even more special and intimate. It is a smaller venue, so I highly recommend making reservations if you want guaranteed seating because once the live music starts, the place fills up FAST. But every single time I go, it's always a great experience. One thing I truly love most about this spot is how it naturally brings people together. I've met new friends just by sitting, chatting, and enjoying the music and wine. It's such a positive and inviting environment. If you're ever in the area, I definitely recommend stopping by and showing support. And I absolutely have to add it's a Black-owned business, so let's continue supporting and pouring into businesses that create spaces like this for the community.

    This is one of the places I wanted to check out since I love wine and charcuterie boards…read more I came by a few weeks ago, peeked in and left because there was nobody there. I went again last weekend with my boyfriend and our friend during the wine hopping event. This time it was busy. We were seated in the back room that felt like a conference room. I felt like I was excluded from the party because we didn't buy the tickets for the event. We were still paying customers. I did the wine tasting with 3 red wines and a personal charcuterie board. Bad time to come because we felt unwelcome. Limited to where we can sit. "It's reserved" Pros - lots of free parking - cute decor - good charcuterie board - waitress was nice Cons - I didn't like any of my wine - bad pour for the price - Boring I won't be back. There wasn't anything memorable.

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    Sweet "passport" flight
    Wine tasting flight ... CLASSY!
    Wine tasting flight ... CLASSY!
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    Grafted Cellars

    Grafted Cellars

    4.4
    (138 reviews)
    10.6 mi

    This is a calm, quaint little spot down at the Depot-End of town that's perfect if you want a tasty…read moremeal and some good wine(s). They have a Pickle Pizza (don't knock it 'til you try it) that is just out of this world! I honestly haven't had anything bad there. They also have a decent selection of beers to choose from, in case wine isn't your thing. There is both indoor and outdoor seating for whatever your preference is. The patio is well-covered, so if anyone is trying to stay out of the sun, they've thought of that. Kelly took care of my friend and I, as we decided to go to Claremont instead of braving the crowds at The Upland Lemon Festival this past Sunday. Kelly was an absolute ray of sunshine and took great care of us. We spent a good amount of the afternoon chilling on their patio sipping on Sangiovese, and snacking on the Corn & Tortilla Dip, as well as the Pork Belly appetizer. All were wonderful! NOTE: For the next month or two, their menu will be slightly limited, as they are renovating their kitchen. There's still PLENTY of great stuff to choose from and enjoy, though.

    A month later …read more... Officially a regular at Grafted Cellars. Obsessed with every edible item on their menu so I'm here on a weekly basis. Omar the bartender is still as wonderful as Day One. I was finally able to figure out his last name. (It wasn't given out willingly and he made me guess after dropping a single hint). Will be on my way to collect my free bottle of wine for the month of June. Grafted Cellars is such a lovely place. I've met new friends as well as reunited with old ones. So glad I've found a place to be able to call "my hangout".

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    San Antonio Winery

    San Antonio Winery

    4.3
    (377 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $$

    Inez is super sweet and helpful. Inez was able to assist our sampling. We tried a few sweet Stella…read moreRosa wine samplings with a bunch of girlfriends on a Saturday. This is so fun and perfect for a gals get away. This is a gorgeous place in Ontario. It is a must visit because nobody else has decor like this. Dine in is a must $15-$25 per plate. I loved the pasta there since it is made with Stella Rosa sauce. Able to buy a bottle of wine and enjoy on the premises (there is a corkage fee). I suggest sitting outdoors with a covered patio is lovely. Gift shop looks like a museum inside. There are special items you can only buy at the location that is not sold elsewhere. Must try the Stella rosa sweet/spicy jam and pasta sauce. There is always a clearance section I like to shop at too. We left with a bunch of cute items and my favorite wine Magdalena cab. Overall a fun time for a fairly new location. Thank you staff and thank you San Antonio for taking care of us on a Saturday afternoon. We will see you again.

    The mini version of my favorite winery! Petite and tucked away in the mountains this baby version…read moreof LA's San Antonio winery, this location is very frugal with their samples and has no restaurant inside. It's more of a gift shop than winery. The lady at the front was very kind and tried to sell me a wine flight. I was able to get a few samples of wine for free, though. They had new seasonal flavors of wine and a nicely decorated event space in the back with adorable Christmas decorations and a big Christmas tree! I love Christmas... Charcuterie is available in a refrigerator as well as imported cheeses, dried pastas and sauces, crackers and other delicious snacks. I appreciate this winery but I prefer the LA location with its restaurant, big events like Pilates and Prosecco!

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    Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

    Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

    4.1
    (2.5k reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$$

    Came here with my work for a dinner party. They are located in Victoria Gardens and depending on…read morethe time parking might be difficult to find. They are located with really easy access from one of their parking areas. We were in one of the private rooms that had been set up with multiple tables and everything we needed. The staff was super friendly and offered those Drinks right away once you sat down. I noticed that we had custom-made menus in honour of the retirement party that we were having. I thought that was a really nice touch. We had prefix menus I know we didn't go with the most expensive set that they have. We also had a selection of appetisers per table and of sides. Everything that came out was delicious! My favourite appetiser were the goat cheese balls. They were crunchy on the outside and really soft on the inside. I ordered the fillet medium rare and it came perfectly cooked. The Mac and cheese was delicious! The Brussels sprouts were crispy and tasty. I didn't notice that they had pork and I'm allergic to it. One of my coworkers noticed and warned me. When one of the staff overheard that I couldn't have it because I cannot have pork, she apologised and said that they could make some without pork. I didn't want to make a big deal and I said it was fine. The staff still went above and beyond to cater to my allergy and brought one without pork. That was a really nice thing to do because the Brussels sprouts were really good! For the dessert I picked the gooey brownie which was good but very rich. Overall, we all had a really good experience with really good food and good service. I would highly recommend them for an event with the set menu.

    My family and I had dinner here to celebrate my husband's grandparents' birthdays. My father-in-law…read morehad booked the private room which was the perfect size for small private events. There were about 20 of us. You can decorate the room with any decorations, but you must make sure to take them down when your reservation ends. We had the room for an hour and 30 minutes. We had two toddlers with us, and they provided them with a bag of Wiki Stix to keep them entertained. The meal options were pre-selected by my father-in-law when booking the room. I had some of the appetizers and sides provided. For my personal meal I ordered the Caesar salad and filet mignon and crab stuffed shrimp scampi. The food was delicious! My only complaint is that I felt like we were being rushed to get out by the set end time. Due to them rushing us, especially at the end, I didn't get the dessert I ordered. Since we had brought a cake, they packed our dessert selections to go. I had ordered the chocolate gooey brownie and was so bummed when I realized they forgot to pack my dessert when unpacking the dessert at home.

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    Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
    Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
    Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

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    Seasons 52 - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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