Seasons Eats

Very comfortable little place to have a reasonably priced sandwich or soup or other comfort-​food style dishes. Small kitchen but they do a really nice job. Fast service, all business. Plenty of times during the day I need that and like it.

I love this place but it says they serve breakfast until 10:45, I work at 11:00 nearby and I often leave early so I can get there by 10:30 for breakfast and they tell me theyre already done serving breakfast…

My current breakfast favorite in Stamford. Staff are wonderfully sweet and accommodating, kitchen rocks at turning out great food at decent prices. This is NOT a diner; it is a small café run by a couple (used to be Kate’s). What sets Seasons apart is their creative uses of great ingredients to come up with winning combinations. Examples include rockstar breakfast burritos, a morning protein bowl with eggs and turkey hash, delicious soups and chili, and original wraps and sandwiches. Did I mention the quiches? Great place to take out from, or warm a chair and stay for a while.

Despite having decent chili and food in general, I am appalled by their ill groomed chef, who stumbles and ambles to and fro, in and out of the kitchen, with never once washing his hands. I stand there in disbelief while this creature walks back behind the counter to grab, with his bare hands, piles of lettuce, chicken, and croutons for a salad. After he wipes the sweat from his brow, he reaches down and I watch him grab and then shake as the croutons stick to his gross clammy hands and fall down gracefully into my salad. If you don’t believe me, go there for yourself.
If you do, bring some gloves for the staff.

Came here for lunch with my boyfriend. The atmosphere was colorful with nice music playing in the background. Everything was priced very fairly. I got the vegetarian black bean chili which came in a huge bowl. Was a little salty but overall good. My boyfriend had the roast beef sandwich which he loved. Usually he saves half for later but he couldn’t help eating all of it in one sitting. He said there was a horseradish sauce on it which was unique and very tasty.
The only reason why I didn’t give 5 stars was because of the little bugs that flew around near our head. Gross. Also the customer service was a little off. It’s a nice mom and pop store with only two people who work there (assumably married). They were a little busy and a bit dismissive. Overall a nice experience.

Chicken parm was amazing, as was the service, no complaints about this place, if I’m ever in the area again, I’m deffinetely coming back

Great food! You must try the lobster chowder! I will stop in anytime I am in Stamford and hungry. The staff are very friendly and the food is always delicious.
I have also been to parties they have catered. The food is always wonderful!

Warm, welcoming spot with fine, standard deli fare. Baguette was a little stale but cajun chix salad good. I prefer a fresher, chunkier gazpacho. Could have been what I ordered.

Great service. Huge menu. Perfect for Breakfast after a night of partying or just passing through. Super polite staff, with some good 80s music jamming. Check them out!

«I’m glad they exist.»
That’s what I told them yesterday :)
In fact, Stamford much needed such a NYC like health-​concious, nutritious options led place, which knows to respect (poor?) vegetarian folks. And the best part, it’s a family owned local hut. No Chain or MacD s**. They have house made, fresh, no corn, no processed sugar, healthy, multi grain bread and pan cakes — and their vegan burger is best! Helped/​Supported me reduce 10 pounds!!! (along with gyming!) …heheh :)
Esp love the sweet lady and gentleman — who makes sure my coffee and burger is always the best. They always offer me to sit in and have my lunch :)
Otherwise, you know what kind of treatments we — vegans — get ! This isn’t a place you will be treated as outside planet object — ET!
Good work guys!

As good of a deli in stamford as there is… but unique — more like a café or bistro than a deli.
love the Cajun Chicken salad on delicious french bread.
Soups are always good. good specials and just got a great deal: $ 8.50 for a ½ Cajun Chicken Salad Sandwich (and it was still large) along with a good sized turkey/​bean/​corn chili with cornbread.
Highly recommend.

Great place for breakfast! Love the hospitality at this place as new residents in the area. It’s no wonder they’ve been in business 18 years! Good choices are plenty for any palette and the prices are reasonable. Definitely try them out, parking in garage behind the place may be easier than meters.

For the amount of people working in the area, downtown Stamford has a surprising lack of good delis. Seasons is the best of those pretty slim pickings and certainly a solid lunch spot, but nothing to go out of your way for. If I could have awarded half a star, I think this is solidly right between 3 and 4 stars.
The place has a relaxed feel inside and the line generally moves pretty fast as it’s mostly regulars, who have a good idea of what they want when they walk in. The staff is also very friendly when you order.
The food is consistently good, never great. It’s certainly not on par with a place like A&S in Fairfield or the delis around where I live in the Bronx but I almost never walk out disappointed with the food I got. They have a rotating menu of daily specials and soups as well as a pretty substantial menus of regular options. Pricing is a little on the high side for what you get but it’s downtown Stamford and I guess that is to be expected. Definitely part of my repertoire but I’d be lying if I said I was ever truly craving anything from Seasons.

One of the best delis in downtown Stamford — its really a toss up between Seasons and Jenna Marie’s.
The staff is super friendly and lovely to deal with.
My only issue; I never can decide what to order because there are so many good options!

Great small diner for breakfast in the center of downtown, very close to the Marriott Courtyard – worth stepping out if you have the time. The multigrain pancakes are amazingly light and fluffy.

After starting to work here in Stamford, I have been wanting to try this place for a while. Finally last week I was super hungry at 9 something so I decided to drop by for breakfast.
I ordered the Western Burrito, the 8″ burrito thinking oh that should be a decent size and I don’t need to get the 12″ burrito because I still want to eat lunch later. (I was thinking man 8″ that is a steal…) I asked for a whole wheat wrap which they were able to provide and it took 10 – 15 minutes to complete my order. Not to bad, but as I saw the man putting my order into a paper bag I noticed that the burrito was maybe about 4″ in length and maybe 1″ thick.
I took the bag and you can feel the weightlessness of the bag… I got back to the office to eat my burrito. Taking it out of the bag it was even more smaller when I looked at it. I probably should have taken a picture with a napkin to compare sizes. I finished the entire thing in 3 or 4 bites (these were very small bites so I can savor my little tiny appetizer) and not to my surprise was still hungry afterwards. It literally felt like I ate nothing… Additionally I can’t say it was the best tasting burrito, since it did lack filling… So it essentially tasted like a wheat wrap with cheese.
So when they say 8″ or 12″ they are going by mcdonalds kind of standard of the quarter pounder, being precooking size.
Guess this coincides with the outrageous prices every other review mentions here. Honestly the prices aren’t terrible, but then when you see what you are getting for the amount you are paying, then the prices are terrible, since you should be getting 1.5x of what you did receive for the price you paid.
I would probably not come back for breakfast burritos or any type of lunch wrap, but I still want to try some of the sandwiches and the soups. I’ll update after I try this place out again.

There’s a lot that attracts me to Katie’s Gourmet, couple-​owned, quality sit down, unpretentious deli feel, a vague sense of community based on its many regulars… but the woman with blush in two hard lines like Lady Elaine Fairchilde («Prince Tyoozdy!») and the pixie cut of Judi Dench seems to instinctively distrust female… okay, the past times I went there, she seems to be rude/​brusque to me in particular. She’s softened over the last couple times I visited, maybe I seemed more decided on the menu or something. The man who runs the grill has been very cool, though.
Other than this, there’s a good amount to like about this place. The bargain burger is only 5 dollars, but fairly juicy with onions and pickles, The breakfast burrito is freshly made and I particularly liked the vegetarian burrito (which I have a feeling may have been, um, switched with turkey) for the abundance of black beans and cheese even though it was small and rather pricey. There is fine turkey chili and fresh food. I have rarely disliked what I’ve tried there.

What a pleasant surprise to find this place on Bank Street. I’d passed by it several times, always making note to stop by. I did once, about two years ago, and because my co-​workers weren’t blown away… we just never went back.
Well, that’s all changed.
I was craving, CAH-​RAVE-​ING, turkey chili. In fact, if I remember correctly, I was making everyone’s lives pretty miserable until my hunger was satisfied. A quick search brought me here (now Season Eats… but they still have the Katie’s sign). I cannot be happier that I gave the place a second shot.
Turkey chili= awesome. I could use a little more spice (and maybe some cornbread on the side), but when push comes to shove, it’s exactly what I need.
Heathwich sandwich (turkey, swiss, healthy slaw, some other goodness)= awesome. Satisfying, perfectly balanced.
Waldorf Chicken Salad wrap= awesome, again. And they don’t skimp on the grapes, which I love.
I do concur with the other Unilocalers that their prices are a bit high-​ish. If they knocked it down by just a pinch, I think I’d be here MUCH more often ($ 13 for half a sandwich, soup, and a drink just doesn’t cut it for me). But if you just want a solid, soup-​sandwich-​or-​burgerfied lunch, this is the place to be.

Love this place for lunch. I always manage to beat the lunch rush, which comes in at 12:15 or 12:30. I order at 12:00.
The food is fresh and tastes healthy. The soups are absolutely mouthwatering. The first time I got a vegetable soup. My boyfriend got the lobster chowder. I loved both of them. Second time I didn’t have as much luck with the soup. The bean chili is awesome but a whole bowl would be a little too much to handle because it’s heavy. The lobster chowder this time was too salty for my taste, but then again I think everything is too salty.
The Italian sandwich is great. Tried the turkey burger the second I went: good but not amazing, a little on the dry side for me.
I’d highly recommend this place. My first choice for lunch within the deli style genre.
Someone mentioned that their wallet doesn’t like this place. Neither does mine, but some places paying a higher price for better quality food is worth it!

I like this place, my wallet does not.
This place is just what the name implies, this is a quaint, little gourmet joint hidden in plain sight. The food is really good, high end deli fare. I ordered a burger that they had on special and sweet potato fries.
The breakdown:
–Smothered in port wine cheese and onion, my burger patty, barely formed, fell apart at my first bite. As delicious as it was, I was a bit ticked off that this thing fell apart. Did I mention that it was delicious?
–The sweet potato fries were cooked to perfection. I wish that the order wasn’t so small. My friend and I both love SP fries yet were not looking to have a lot, so we decided on splitting an order. We expected the volume of what you would normally expect when you ask for an order of fries. All in all, after splitting the order, we were left wanting more.
The decision:
–I’m all for quality, although I’m not for spending $ 15 on burger shrapnel and a child-​sized order of fries. I’ll eventually go back to Katie’s. The staff was extremely friendly and the food was delicious.