What makes this Cobb special? Well, it’s served with two chicken tenders tossed in your choice of sauce and chopped…and it comes on the side in its very own container which I thought was clever. This isn’t just any salad – this is Coop’s Cobb.
Surprisingly enough, the heat level was tolerable…even for me! I know what you’re thinking – why would you possibly order a salad from a place where spicy fried chicken is what they do? Hear me out before you pass any further judgements. Other components of the sandwich include b&b pickles, shredded slaw, toasted potato bun and a delicious side of my favorite – French fries. He’s a true spice lover – the hotter the better in his opinion – so you already know that he didn’t even think twice about ordering his chicken as hot as it gets with Coop’s fury. My husband ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich – I saw that one coming from a mile away. The contrast of salty, spicy and sweet with a bite of the chicken and the waffle together is totally in harmony. The tenders, as I mentioned earlier, are cooked to perfection all the way around. I chose the midway heat level but the spice was minimal in my opinion so next time, I definitely will level up to Nashville Hot. The heat choices for all of the hot chicken are: Naked, Biddy, Midway, Nashville Hot and Coop’s Fury. Enter, the Chicken and Waffles – one golden Belgium waffle with two jumbo tenders tossed in your heat of choice and served with whipped salted butter and syrup on the side. Chicken is served in more than just a few ways at the Coop. Though if you want to bypass waiting on your order there, you can always order pick-up or delivery online. Even though it was a Saturday afternoon and orders were steadily flowing in, they had our food ready in no time – we waited maybe a maximum of five minutes. They invited us in, happily answered any questions we had about the menu, offered advice and suggestions and just overall were the utmost friendly. We felt welcome the second that we walked through the door.
I must say that the service was exceptional. You’ll find similar art throughout their other locations, too. The first thing to grab your attention when you walk through the doors of King of the Coop is the bright and beautiful mural that covers the walls and the counter. While they do have dine-in locations, this particular King of the Coop is take-out only. Petersburg Running Company, for those familiar. Petersburg store front is located just off of 22nd Ave N in Tyrone in the Marketplace Shopping Center which also houses spots like Athenian Garden and the St. Crispy, spiced-right exterior with a tender and juicy interior – it’s everything that you want it to be. Sure enough, it surpassed all of our expectations. When we first heard of their opening, we made the drive across the bridge to see what the hype was about. Columbus, Ohio, especially, has at least a place or two where folks flock to from all over to enjoy a bit of the heat. We had been searching high and low for a great hot chicken spot since our move to Florida from Ohio in 2017. My husband and I visited King of the Coop when they opened their first location back in 2019. King of the Coop has since rapidly expanded with four locations throughout the Tampa Bay area: Seminole Heights, Wesley Chapel, SoHo Tampa and St. Turns out, the Nashville hot chicken dedicated restaurant was a smashing success. The first King of the Coop location opened in Tampa’s Seminole Heights neighborhood back in April of 2019. Petersburg dining scene with a to-go only concept in Tyrone. In February of 2022 King of the Coop, Tampa’s first Nashville Hot Chicken restaurant, ventured onto the St.
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