Lately I’ve been trying to be more mindful about healthy eating. That means cooking more meals at home and paying closer attention to the ingredients I’m eating.
But let’s be honest — that doesn’t mean I want to stay home cooking every single night. There’s still something special about enjoying a great meal out with friends.
That’s exactly where Seasons 52 in Columbia comes in. The restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients and lighter preparations, and their Harvest Menu offers a three-course tasting experience for $29.95 that highlights the flavors of fall.
One evening after work, a friend and I headed over to try it for ourselves.
Seasons 52
The atmosphere at Seasons 52 strikes a nice balance between polished and relaxed, making it a great option for a weeknight dinner in Columbia.
Seasons 52
My friend started with the Spinach and Caramelized Bosc Pear Salad.
With toasted walnuts, gorgonzola, and a sherry-walnut vinaigrette, the salad was light, fresh, and full of flavor. It was a great way to begin the meal.
Spinach and Caramelized Bosc Pear Salad
Since it was a chilly evening, I started with the Butternut Squash Soup.
The soup was rich and creamy, with perfectly crispy mushrooms on top that added a nice contrast in texture.
Butternut Squash Soup
Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon
For her entrée, my friend ordered the Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon.
The preparation was simple, which allowed the quality of the fish to really shine. The dill-mustard sauce added just the right amount of brightness.
Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon
Mediterranean-Style Lamb Shank
Taking our server’s recommendation, I ordered the Mediterranean-Style Lamb Shank.
The lamb was slow-roasted until it was fall-off-the-bone tender, making it one of the standout dishes of the night.
Mediterranean-Style Lamb Shank
Mini-Indulgence Desserts
One of the unique touches at Seasons 52 is their dessert concept called “Mini-Indulgences.”
Each dessert is served in a small glass — essentially shot-glass-sized versions of classic desserts. It’s the perfect way to enjoy something sweet without feeling overly full.
After being presented with a tray of options, we decided to share the S’mores Treat and the Mocha Treat. Both were delicious and the perfect ending to the meal.
Mini-Indulgences
Planning a Visit
Seasons 52 is located at
10300 Little Patuxent Parkway #3150 in Columbia, Maryland.
If you’re looking for seasonal dishes and lighter dining options in Howard County, it’s a great place to enjoy a relaxed dinner.
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More Restaurants to Try in Howard County
If you’re exploring the Howard County food scene, here are a few other restaurants worth checking out:
- Grotto Pizza (Columbia) – a great spot for classic beach-style pizza and casual dining.
- Facci Ristorante (Ellicott City) – known for Neapolitan-style pizza and handmade Italian dishes.
- Manor Hill Tavern (Ellicott City) – a favorite local restaurant serving wood-fired pizza and craft beer from Manor Hill Brewing.
These restaurants offer a great snapshot of the diverse dining options in Howard County.
Looking for a place to eat? Check out Rachel’s Baltimore Restaurant List.
While this meal was paid for by Seasons 52, all opinions stated here are my own.
Frequently Asked Questions About Seasons 52
Where is Seasons 52 located in Maryland?
Seasons 52 is located at 10300 Little Patuxent Parkway in Columbia, Maryland.
What type of food does Seasons 52 serve?
The restaurant focuses on seasonal American cuisine with lighter preparations and fresh ingredients.
What are Mini-Indulgences at Seasons 52?
Mini-Indulgences are small, shot-glass-sized desserts that allow guests to enjoy something sweet without a large portion.
Is Seasons 52 a healthy restaurant option?
Yes. Many dishes are designed to be lighter and made with seasonal ingredients, making it a popular choice for health-conscious diners.
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