Optimistically Cautious

Sunday, June 17, 2007

Picnic in the Park with The Copper Pot

Doug had a great idea for his farewell lunch at work - instead of the standard sit-down meal at a nearby restaurant, he wanted us to take advantage of having the beautiful Ezio Farone Park just across the street from our building by having a picnic together. So ordering sandwiches from The Copper Pot (101, 9707-110 Street), we gathered on the grass under absolutely perfect weather.

Besides their regular lunch menu (which can be viewed on their revamped website), The Copper Pot also offers three sandwiches, one wrap, and a soup & salad combo available for take-out only. Priced at $8 each (sides extra), the selections are on the steep side, but considering its downtown office building location, the expense is understandable. I ordered the Ham & Cheese Panini (blackforest ham and brie on grilled French bread) and fries. As I enjoyed my sandwich with good company and for a special occasion, I didn't mind incurring the cost for something easily duplicated at home for much less, but on a regular day, I doubt I'd order it again.

So - thanks Doug for a great Friday afternoon, and all the best with your future endeavours!

Ham & Cheese Panini and fries

Doug shows off his Pulled BBQ Beef Sandwich

Violet does the same

Evania and Michael pose with their respective Ham & Cheese Panini and Greek Salad Wrap (this is starting to feel like a Copper Pot advertisement)

Doug's turn to give a speech as Anna looks on

Group shot

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