


Award-Winning Wines | Craveable Dishes | Innovative Cocktails | Wine Country Hospitality The inspiration behind Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants was the desire to bring the Wine Country experience to all of America by combining a Napa-style tasting room with a modern casual restaurant. Built upon the belief that food and wine have the ability to forge lasting connections, Cooper’s Hawk is home to one of the world’s largest wine clubs.
Upscale chain serving New American fare paired with house-label wines in a contemporary setting.
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I highly recommend that if you want to eat here on the weekend to make reservations. This place gets packed. I had tried to go in the day before (Saturday) and learned that real quick.
This staff is very professional and polite. I want to shout out Marlee. She did an amazing job making sure we were taken care of and communicating with with often. It was starting to get busy, but she was still on point. Love her and I hope she and I can have some passion fruit sangria.
At this visit, I was not able to drink any alcohol, but Marlee put me on to the non-alcoholic wine. I went with the peach option. It was very nice and light.
I forgot that they serve this warm pretzel bread. We ordered the over the border egg rolls for the appetizer. It was really good. They have three different sauces to try with it.
For our entrees, we did a surf and turf which comes with Mary’s mashed potatoes and some veggies. I ordered the Parmesan crusted mahi mahi and the other entree was baked parmesan shrimp scampi.
Overall, the food was good. The service was excellent. I definitely recommend this place. I plan to look into the Wine Club. The manager provided me with useful information to get started.
We came here for restaurant week. We got the lobster bisque, pork entree, crème brûlée , and jambalaya. Everything tasted amazing with innovative flavors. The lobster bisque was authentic with large pieces of lobsters. The juicy pork was toasted well with lovely toppings and sides. The mashed potatoes tasted wonderful with fried onions. The crème brûlée was impressive with a bitter taste of coffee and a crispy sugar surface. The jambalaya was flavorful with fresh shrimps. The free pretzel roll with cream could be the best of the town.
Compared with the bad experience at the Guild House, the restaurant week here was much better. We got the exactly same pork entree combo. Cooper’s Hawk entree sizes were large with impressive flavors. Guild House’s entrees were mediocre with small sizes. Cooper’s Hawk is my fine dining champion of the Columbus restaurant week this winter.
Visited Cooper’s Hawk tonight and had a mixed experience.
The restaurant was a bit busy when we arrived, but our waiter, Mason, eventually came over and opened by saying he would take exceptional care of us—which set a good expectation. We started with two house salads and learned they don’t offer French dressing. We also ordered the Over-the-Border Egg Rolls, which were actually very good—great flavor, especially with the additional sauces.
For dinner, my mom ordered the butterflied filet mignon based on the waiter’s recommendation. She requested it cooked through with no pink but still flavorful. I ordered the surf and turf with the pretzel-crusted pork chop, grouper, and roasted vegetables. We also added Betty’s Potatoes (scalloped potatoes), which are an absolute must-have if you like cheese and potatoes—very rich and very tasty.
The food came out quickly. Our reservation was at 7:00 PM, and dinner arrived around 7:30 PM, which was impressive.
Unfortunately, the service fell short after the initial greeting. Mason seemed disengaged and largely disappeared for most of the meal. We had to flag down other servers for basic items, including steak sauce that was forgotten. My mom said her filet was okay flavor-wise but ended up being very dry. We didn’t really see our waiter again until we were almost finished eating.
Overall, Cooper’s Hawk is usually solid, and as a 3-bottle wine club member, I generally enjoy dining here. I had a glass of Chocolate Noir , which was excellent as always. Tonight, though, I’d rate the experience about 6.5 out of 10, mainly due to service.
It’s still a great restaurant—especially if you enjoy wine tastings—but when it comes to dinner, the server truly makes or breaks the experience. Hopefully, next visit is stronger on the service side.
My wife (who is celiac) and I went there to celebrate her birthday. We have been there many times and they have had good practices in the past when dealing with gluten allergies. The meal itself was good and it was gluten free. Our server was a bit distracted at times, which came to a head when they brought us the wrong leftover boxes and too a while to bring us the to go desserts we ordered. The dessert we ordered was the Gluten Free S’More Bundino. Our server gave us the non Gluten Free version. We didn’t notice until after my wife ate it, thinking it must use gluten free graham cracker crust only to find out that the GF version has no graham cracker in it after calling the restaurant and speaking to a manager. Our server was aware that my wife was gluten free due to an allergy, it was said several times. This sort of oversight is unacceptable and we probably will not be back. If you are a celiac I HIGHLY recommend you think twice about visiting. If you do go, triple check everything before eating.