Pheasant Coop Café

I didn’t even know this area existed. I don’t think I’d want to live out here, but wow. It has sure built up. Anyway, what a nice facility. Sitting on the patio watching all the people out on the driving range was nice.
Now, the food. It’s certainly golf course clubhouse prices, but ordered like at subway. As long as things are slow, you’re OK. The food will only be slow. I don’t know what would happen if there was enough people to fill the tables there. It took until about 10 – 15 minutes after I arrived for the frozen burger patty to be put on the grill. I saw one there shortly after arriving, but it must have been for someone else. Apparently only one at a time. It wasn’t my time.
No matter what the menu says, there wasn’t much human input to this patty back at the factory it was made and flash frozen at. I took another picture that apparently didn’t make it up dispelling any thought this was ground or put together there. My wife’s sandwich was OK. The fries are acceptable. There is fry sauce hidden in a fridge if you know to ask for it. They serve it on real plates and clean up afterwards. So, leave some money for those who will be bussing the table.
Since, as we all know — golf is probably a little shady. It keeps guys away from the family when they should be doing chores. It’s even open on Sunday. There’s no way we’re going to let them drink beer too. You’ll have to get membership to the private courses to do that.
It should be Meh. The nice patio kicks it up a notch.