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Grilled artichokes, celery and radishes on a board with a bowl of hummus and olives at Seasons 52
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Seasons 52

Seasonal American grill at Victoria Gardens — a menu that actually changes and desserts the size of espresso shots.

$$$Easy parkingTakes reservations

The premise of Seasons 52 is right there in the name: the menu turns over with the calendar, so the dish you loved in April may be gone by August. In chain-restaurant land — where menus are laminated and eternal — that alone makes it interesting.

The cooking leans on the wood-fired grill and brick oven, and the overall register is lighter than its Victoria Gardens neighbors: you can eat a full dinner here and still feel like walking the mall afterward. Desserts arrive as "mini indulgences," shot-glass-sized and priced so that ordering two feels reasonable instead of decadent.

It's inside Victoria Gardens; the mall directory has the exact spot.

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