Anthony B.
Yelp
Today's lunch at Copper Canyon Grill felt like a little family reunion. I went with my coworker, Kinder, and my former colleague, Dee Dee, and we ended up running into another friend, Michael Cooper, which made it even more special. We stayed for a few hours swapping stories and enjoying the good vibes and cozy atmosphere.
Now, onto the food, which never disappoints.
I had my usual go-to: chicken pot pie, and let me tell you, it's still one of the best I've had anywhere. They cook each fresh in its skillet, so it comes out hot, creamy, and packed with protein and veggies, wrapped in a golden, buttery crust that practically melts when it touches your tongue. Next time, I'll remember to snap a picture because it looks as good as it tastes.
We also tried a new menu item: buttermilk biscuits with honey butter spread. This was a game-changer. You get three biscuits for $8.50, which was perfect for our trio. They were soft, fluffy, and just the right amount of sweet.
Dee Dee had a salad with a generous slice of cornbread--decent, but not a standout. Kinder ordered the meatloaf, but it didn't wow her (she took most of it home). So for us, the pot pie and biscuits were the real stars.
I washed it all down with an Arnold Palmer, my usual unless I'm going for something more substantial. Between the drinks, entrees, biscuits, and good company, we had a full meal with appetizers and drinks for under $100.
Ambience?
Chill, dimly lit, intimate--but not so quiet that you feel whispering. You can laugh and feel like you're in your world. Our waitress took great care of us, too--friendly, attentive, and on point.
All in all: great food, great company, great experience. I'll be back again soon (probably for another pot pie). If you haven't tried Copper Canyon in Largo yet, put it on your lunch or dinner list.