What People Are Saying About 5 Seasons Brewing
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The Scene
Five Seasons is more than a place to knock back beer. An elegant interior beckons with softly lit tables and an expansive dining area. The brewery, visible from the main bar and restaurant, adds a gilded note of coppery class to the swanky establishment.
The Food
The menu, rightfully fawned over by patrons, includes delectable cuisine with dishes from Japan, Germany and America. The grilled pizza tops the list. If you're a daring sort, try the ostrich steak, or satisfy a seafood hankering with the spicy scallops. The local brewery has 13 beers on tap. Try the five-for-five-dollars deal; the small tumblers offer a chance to sample them all. The most popular is the Seven Sisters Munchner, sweet and rich with a malty finish.
User Reviews
NicoleR
March 27, 2009
I was majorly disapointed with this restaurant. The beer was the best thing about it. I ordered the calmari, and the fried french chicken poussin with mashed potatoes, which came recomended as a savorful dish from our server. Both dishes were more bland than eating a piece of paper. No flavor, no spices, no nothing but flour for the batter and the meat. I was very disapointed seeing that my whole meal with my husband included came to 84 dollars and I hardly ate anything. My husband had the pork chops, which were sub par as well. My suggestion? Only serve beer!
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hugebeerfan
February 23, 2009
I used to be a huge fan of The 5. Not anymore.... I went there last week with my father and daughter. I was excited to be there as it has been a while since my last visit. The place seemed dirty, unkept and worn out. I ordered a fried wanton or something that was supposed to be filled with a crab and cream cheese filling. It tasted like nothing more than deep fried cream cheese. I could not find a trace of crab in the dish. I also ordered the marinated olives. The quantity of olives were rediculously stingy. They were ok....but I've had just as good olives from the Publix deli. I also ordered the margaritta pizza. It was really poor. There was hardly no cheese, tomato or herbs on it. I would have been better off grilling some flatbread over my car engine. Do you see a common theme here? Looks to me like this place is hurting and is trying to save itself the wrong way. The grilled rice ball was still very good and just as impressive as I remember. Then again....how much does it cost to make this dish? Furthermore, there's not much the owner can do to cheapen this dish. Here's the real reason I took the time to review this place. I asked the waiter if my appet. was supposed to have crab in it. He said that it had plenty. I told him that I thought the menu claimed it to have crab but that I did not notice any.....that it just taste like cream cheese. He rudely stated that he worked there for 7 years and knew for a fact that it had "pureed crab" in it as he walked away and dismissed my displeasure with the dish. I asked the hostess to see the manager. I told the manager that I would like a new waiter. I told her how he acted and she started to handle everything fine. Then one of the owners came and got it my face and started off on me that he owned the place and that the dish had crab...blah blah.. Very rude, Very confrontational. What an idiot. My biggest prob. was how they handled themselves...not the cheap food.
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nowhammies
January 31, 2009
Man the appetizers here are b*u*l*l*s*h*i*tz. I ordered the quail appetizer, and I had about enough meat with all of the pieces to obtain a full bite. Honestly, if you want amazing food go to Taco Bell. The beer here is ridiculous. It is awesome. I had the hopgasm, and I exploded in my pants! This brewery, being a local brewery, is great. The woman who asked for an imperial stout and was denied, I am sorry, I know how you feel, but please marry me?! I am in love with you! Anyways, this place was crowded and the bartender was nice and attentive, but go during the week and I guarantee you will get AMAZING service. This place has great beer, but the food, as far as I can tell, isn't that great. Have fun.
read full reviewThe Details on 5 Seasons Brewing
What to Drink:
Try the Munich Helles if you like light beer. If you prefer more flavor, go for the Nut Brown Ale with its distinctive earthy smell and little bitterness.
Where to Sit:
Relax in the laid-back downstairs bar, which has darts and pool tables.
Know Before You Go:
The kitchen closes at 10pm during the week and at 11pm on weekends, but beer lovers can stick around until the wee hours of the morning.
Category:
Liquor Stores, Brew Pubs, Brewers, Bars & Pubs, Wineries
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard, Debit Card
Restaurant Special Features:
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
At the bar
