Can’t argue about the Versailles, which I suppose gets us onto a forbidden topic – what are the good joints on calle oche? See you on the southern board, Jeff? Oh, and the noisy joint in N’ville that drove Copa... (4 replies, last updated by JeffB September 9, 2003)

This could very well be my worst restaurant experience ever. We went as a large group with both meat-eaters and vegetarians. We started at the salad bar (which was the only food available for vegetarians). Half of the items were... (3 replies, last updated by Pincus June 24, 2009)

The Bride & I tried a quick dinner at the new Copa Miami (1700 block Chestnut). We used to love the old Copa Too “in the old days” and wanted to see what the new place was like. In short, quite mediocre. I had a... (3 replies, last updated by Cruz May 3, 2007)

Hey ck1234...the Copa is a HK-Style Cafe – it is a Chinese restaurant that serves interpretations of Western cuisine. It’s pretty strange to the initiated. Not really my cup of tea.... (3 replies, last updated by gourmet wife March 20, 2009)

In Thursday’s heat, I routed myself through the Mission in order to make a stop at La Copa Loca for some gelato. Has it really been more than a year since my visit on opening day? No “spaghetti” gelato... (2 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong November 4, 2008)

Just saw on their website that they offer gelato cakes. Has anybody tried it? Do you have other recommendations for ice cream cake in SF? (3 replies, last updated by finchycocoa May 13, 2008)

I know there is a small “strip” of Brazilian restaurants in Venice, but are there any with big screens that are advertising broadcasting the big game today between Brazil and Argentina? Preferring a Churrascaria-style... (1 reply, last updated by Jeryy July 15, 2007)

Got tickets to a Tigers game in a few weeks and looking for a place to eat near the park. Doesn’t have to be within walking distance, but something that won’t take us way out into the suburbs. What’s nice... (7 replies, last updated by Docsknotinn July 19, 2008)

' is a crepe. Anyone every had the sandwiches here or focaccia? A few previous La Copa Loca Reports http://www.chowhound.com/topics/309510 http://www.chowhound.com/topics/36321 http://www.chowhound.com/topics/38634#182266 (0 replies, last updated by rworange December 11, 2007)

Today’s the grand opening for La Copa Loca in the Mission. They’re not accepting any money today, only giving away free samples, little scoops of as many flavors as you like. I tried ten of the 23 flavors in the case.... (9 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston April 16, 2007)

There are far too many to count. Just google "bares de copas" or "salir de copas" and you’ll find list upon list. These generally get going after dinner, which means after midnight. (1 reply, last updated by butterfly December 31, 2008)

and copa. yes, copa! (i am aware copa is not sausage — but it’s a cousin). oh glondo’s! how ii love ya! (also featuring big ol' bottles of roslyn beer! thee (2 replies, last updated by thee trouthole April 12, 2005)

Grand Casinos and the Copa Casino have good buffets. (2 replies, last updated by funk504 November 5, 2003)

I wanted to mention Carmel, at 254 Bernard W. (Bernard and Parc). Its run by J, who used to cook at the Copa. Its upscale—stone walls, fireplace, inlaid tables, and the food was good to very good. I had a scallops and squash... (0 replies, last updated by David Green April 3, 2002)

The best answer to many questions of the “What is the best [blank]ian cuisine in the area” is to visit Tyler Cowen’s guide at the address below. I haven’t tried any, although I’ve often driven by the... (2 replies, last updated by patrick October 25, 2001)