

The newly reimagined Packard’s Steakhouse is both upscale and warm, featuring rich layers of finishes that focus on the same earthy tones of the famous Copperhead Golf Course that it overlooks. Named in honor of course architect, Larry Packard, this contemporary setting is open to the public, and offers an enticing new menu featuring the perfect blend of a traditional, fine steakhouse including Petit Filet Mignon, Bone-In Ribeye and Kurobuta Pork Chop, with non-traditional, innovative twists. Patio dining is also available, plus a welcoming bar that offers superb wine selections, a classic martini and unique cocktail creations. Be sure to save room for dessert.
Surf ’n’ turf & other classic American fare is served at this course-side spot with a relaxed vibe.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 36750 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
Phone: (727) 942-5240
Website: https://www.innisbrookgolfresort.com/
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Reviews
NOT at Packards this evening. The price fixed menu from the options we chose the beef tartar and cheese plater as our first course, than the bib lettuce – blue cheese salad, the lamb t-bone and finally the crème Berle. All courses exquisitely presented, no rush, and the tastes were a delight and ample.
I cannot say enough about the service. The servers all worked together to make an exceptional evening.
One of the best valentine’s dinners I have ever had.
We had the best steak and lobster dish we’ve had in awhile.
Cooked to temp and melted in your mouth.
Out waiter Ralph was amazing.
We will certainly be back again and again.
Pete P.
Dining room is nothing special and seating comfort was at best average for a place heralded for its golfing pedigree . We were seated on time and our service was sufficient. The food was a hit and miss depending on what was ordered . Starters included a shrimp cocktail where the shrimp were not cleaned sufficiently and a meatball tray where I could not tell if they were supposed to be of Italian or Swedish heritage per the sauce they were sitting in.
Entres ordered included the lolly pop Lamb chops which were very good per the three folks that ordered them as well as the Turkey dinner. I wanted to order the Swordfish but they ran out-as well as baked potatoes if you can believe that…..
I finally decided on their Montauk Scallops and this by far was the biggest disappointment of the evening. What was presented were 5 medium scallops sitting atop of some type of over salted corn and possibly tomato base. I had to order french fries to complete this entry( $55.00) to make a meal of it. At 10.00 per scallop this was by far one of the most ludicrous meals I have ever been presented for the price.
The highlight of the meal were their desserts which included chocolate cake and pumpkin pie . Both were very good.
My party dropped $750 for a party of 5 and we basically walked away unimpressed. Packards has potential to be a much better dining experience especially based on their pricing which makes little semblance to reality even in these expensive times.
C’mon management you can do a lot better!