Season's at Highland Lake

“Just left after a wonderful meal at Seasons - quality food carefully prepared - white table cloths, knowledgeable servers, pleasant surroundings. Heirloom tomato salad with arugula and cheese was excellent. As was the Trout with couscous and the scallops with mushroom risotto. Reasonable wine list and a Basque cheesecake dessert to die for. I've been to many restaurants in Hendersonville area recently and this was unequivocally the best quality and overall experience.”

“Wonderful restaurant right next to our suite, we stayed at Highland. Live music was good, our waitress TJ was great. We did the trout super yum and the table side bread is a must! The whiskey sours was delish. It was my boyfriend’s birthday and we left happy.”

“Season’s at Highland Lake is an absolute delight! Our server was outstanding — attentive, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. The food was fantastic, full of fresh flavors and perfectly prepared. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a great meal. And the Sunday brunch all-you-can-eat? Simply incredible! If you leave here hungry, it’s entirely your fault — there’s something delicious for everyone. This place is a must-visit!”

“We were in town to enjoy the season change and celebrate my husband’s birthday. While deciding where to have dinner we fell on Season’s at Highland Lake and have no regrets. Dinner was impeccable and memorable!! We are going to make Seasons a staple when visiting the area and consider staying on the property next visit.”

“Brunch with a View, But Light on Flavor We made the Sunday drive from Greenville with high hopes and brunch sized appetites, pulling into Seasons at Highland Lake about an hour or two before the buffet closed. The setting was serene, and it was odd that we were the only people there, but staff mentioned we’d just missed the rush and that this was their slow season. Atmosphere wise, it’s a winner. Nestled in a secluded hotel lodge like setting, it feels like part of a mountain retreat. A live guitarist played soft tunes and took requests, adding to the relaxed, upscale vibe. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to unplug and stay for the weekend. Unfortunately, the food didn’t match the mood, or the name. Everything looked beautifully presented and artfully arranged, but almost all of it fell flat in flavor. It’s like they used all the seasoning on naming the restaurant. There’s no shortage of options on the buffet, and you might find a few things you like, but don’t expect anything memorable. None of the dishes are worth mentioning though, please explore yourself. A lovely setting for a quiet morning, but not a destination brunch spot when it comes to the food. Let’s hope the next season brings a bit more spice. I hope to be back and give it another try.”