Copper House Fare + Libations

Good date night choice for the wife and me. They have a GF menu. I was happy with our appetizers and meals. Good portions and reasonable prices. The hummus was a nice start. The house salad with spicy ranch was great! I enjoyed the apricot salmon. The staff was great and had some good drink recommendations. We will plan to return. Thank you!

Good date night choice for the wife and me. They have a GF menu. I was happy with our appetizers and meals. Good portions and reasonable prices. The hummus was a nice start. The house salad with spicy ranch was great! I enjoyed the apricot salmon. The staff was great and had some good drink recommendations. We will plan to return. Thank you!

Friendly helpful service. The side salads were fresh and they had very good croutons. I didn't care for the pork tacos. I am more of a slow cooked shredded pork fan and the Asia slaw on them was not thin cut. Others in the party had the chicken sandwich and biscuits and gravy. They both liked those items.

Friendly helpful service. The side salads were fresh and they had very good croutons. I didn't care for the pork tacos. I am more of a slow cooked shredded pork fan and the Asia slaw on them was not thin cut. Others in the party had the chicken sandwich and biscuits and gravy. They both liked those items.

I'm a visitor. Been to Evansville only a few times since living here 30 years ago - Brunch at Copper House - great service, decent Bloody Mary with an appetizer size garnish which was delicious but too much food to be a cocktail garnish. Common menu choices, but not bad. Great potato side with the steak and eggs. Decent cut of meat but not best of class preparation - not better than decent home cooked food.- except the potatoes, great method on them, crispy outside smooth inside.

I'm a visitor. Been to Evansville only a few times since living here 30 years ago - Brunch at Copper House - great service, decent Bloody Mary with an appetizer size garnish which was delicious but too much food to be a cocktail garnish. Common menu choices, but not bad. Great potato side with the steak and eggs. Decent cut of meat but not best of class preparation - not better than decent home cooked food.- except the potatoes, great method on them, crispy outside smooth inside.

Loved Copper House. Nothing to NOT love here! Absolutely yes to the decor. The living edge tables, the paintings/murals, the brick, I mean even in the restrooms every aspect was on point. The food was delish. I had their buffalo chicken sandwich. I rate sandwiches all over the country with my patented 1 to 5 Napkin System. This was such a 5 Napkin Sammy that I had to eat part of it with a fork. Soooo good. My waitress recommended that I not miss the loaded cheesy grits. She nailed it. Excellent! The service was flawless, timely, helpful, pleasant. As I said, nothing not to love about Copper House. With all of this, I would expect higher prices. But cost was modest. Tax, tip and food (no drink) all $23. With such quality, I would have guessed $30. Get in there! Give them a try!

Loved Copper House. Nothing to NOT love here! Absolutely yes to the decor. The living edge tables, the paintings/murals, the brick, I mean even in the restrooms every aspect was on point. The food was delish. I had their buffalo chicken sandwich. I rate sandwiches all over the country with my patented 1 to 5 Napkin System. This was such a 5 Napkin Sammy that I had to eat part of it with a fork. Soooo good. My waitress recommended that I not miss the loaded cheesy grits. She nailed it. Excellent! The service was flawless, timely, helpful, pleasant. As I said, nothing not to love about Copper House. With all of this, I would expect higher prices. But cost was modest. Tax, tip and food (no drink) all $23. With such quality, I would have guessed $30. Get in there! Give them a try!

In from Galveston, Texas, our first time visit. We had a group of six, and they gave us a great table and great service. Andrew and Emily were perfect. We had burgers, breakfast sandwiches and Salmon BLT's which were awesome. We also ordered extra biscuits and bacon because they were so good. Next time in town, we will be back.

In from Galveston, Texas, our first time visit. We had a group of six, and they gave us a great table and great service. Andrew and Emily were perfect. We had burgers, breakfast sandwiches and Salmon BLT's which were awesome. We also ordered extra biscuits and bacon because they were so good. Next time in town, we will be back.

We stopped here on a Saturday night before an event. It’s cute inside! We sat at a table for 2 in the bar area. The bartender who was our server was very nice. I love that they have a mocktail menu, how inclusive! We talked with him about the options and he recommended a few. We decided to try the “Sweet Sunshine” and it was delicious! It’s pineapple, blood orange, lemon, house almond syrup, simple syrup for $8. For an appetizer we got the Goat cheese bites ($12) which are drizzled in berry sauce and *chefs kiss*. Delicioso! It’s just something about goat cheese that makes you forget you’re lactose! 🤣 5 bites come in an order and they definitely need to make it 6 cause we were about to tussle for the last one. For entrees we got the chicken and waffle sandwich ($17) and the Bacon Pimento Cheese Burger ($18) minus the pimento cause eww, I’m lactose again. The chicken and waffle sandwich was great. The waffle was so light and airy and the chicken from the chick fil a Gods! The burger was a burger, nothing spectacular about it. The fries were good but I needed like 9 more. I know restaurants are measuring their fries and serving exactly 6 ounces but put some parsley on the plate or something for the dead space or just add a few more ounces of fries. The decor is nice here and it’s a pretty big restaurant. I remember even being impressed by the bathroom. Great dinner spot overall.

We stopped here on a Saturday night before an event. It’s cute inside! We sat at a table for 2 in the bar area. The bartender who was our server was very nice. I love that they have a mocktail menu, how inclusive! We talked with him about the options and he recommended a few. We decided to try the “Sweet Sunshine” and it was delicious! It’s pineapple, blood orange, lemon, house almond syrup, simple syrup for $8. For an appetizer we got the Goat cheese bites ($12) which are drizzled in berry sauce and *chefs kiss*. Delicioso! It’s just something about goat cheese that makes you forget you’re lactose! 🤣 5 bites come in an order and they definitely need to make it 6 cause we were about to tussle for the last one. For entrees we got the chicken and waffle sandwich ($17) and the Bacon Pimento Cheese Burger ($18) minus the pimento cause eww, I’m lactose again. The chicken and waffle sandwich was great. The waffle was so light and airy and the chicken from the chick fil a Gods! The burger was a burger, nothing spectacular about it. The fries were good but I needed like 9 more. I know restaurants are measuring their fries and serving exactly 6 ounces but put some parsley on the plate or something for the dead space or just add a few more ounces of fries. The decor is nice here and it’s a pretty big restaurant. I remember even being impressed by the bathroom. Great dinner spot overall.