Cooppies in Garland


We had to stick close to home this weekend and didn't get to venture too far away. Thought it would be a good time to visit a brand new restaurant out by Firewheel Shopping Center in Garland (Firewheel is located at Hwy 78 and the George Bush Tollway).

We had passed by Cooppies a few weeks ago and knew it was set to open full time last week. It sounded good- the signs on the windows stated that everything was made from scratch.

It didn't disappoint in any way. They serve everything family style (same way that Babe's Chicken in Garland does). You choose your entree- from fried chicken (which is what Cooppies is noted for), chicken tenders, chicken fried steak, chicken fried ribeye - now, that sounds intriguing, meat loaf, pot roast and more. All are from $10 to $12.

With your entree, you get a salad (iceberg lettuce with a nice tangy vinegar-based dressing), cheese bread and three sides (the sides de jour).

We got to Cooppies at lunch time and really didn't want a huge meal. We asked the waiter if they had lunch portions or specials- he told us 'no' but he suggested that we split an entree. He promised we'd get plenty and not go away hungry- he was correct.

We chose pot roast. A generous portion of several fork tender pieces swimming in a thick brown gravy was served in a small cast iron skillet. The sides of the day - mashed potatoes with cream gravy, green beans and mac'n'cheese. All were made from scratch as promised and delicious. The cheese bread they bring to the table is like a bisciut dough baked with a couple of kinds of shredded cheeses, making a top layer of gooey goodness.

And, any place that offers sweet tea is ok with me.

The decor is cutesy- they could have the tables arranged a little better, IMO, but we'll definitely be going back.

Cooppies   4280 Lavon Drive, Suite 250,   Garland, TX


 John Farnham
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