Pensacola
This Florida Secret was founded
by Arkie Dell Hopkins in 1949 as
a boarding house with meals
included. Now deceased, Mrs.
Hopkins has left a wonderful
legacy of southern tradition.
It is owned by her son Ed,
who sees that the " culinary
rituals" are maintained.
The kitchen staff still employs
two ladies from the early years.
Chief Cook Cora has been with
the restaurant for 40 years.
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People from all walks of life
come to dine here; from
judges, to doctors, to football
stars (Emmett Smith) to just
regular folks looking for good
food served in a warm setting.
Call for hours of operation
that change seasonally.
11/15/02
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HOPKINS'
HOUSE
Restaurant
For more than 50 years the Hopkins' House has
been serving bountiful southern cuisine in a charming and
historic setting.
Hopkins' House is an "All you care to eat"establishment
where you sit down to dine with strangers and leave with a
new found friend. Most meals include
at least two entrees and
at least eight side dishes.
Cora, Chief Cook
Depending on what day or
evening you dine at the
Hopkins' House you may
feast on their famous fried
chicken, baked ham, or
roast beef.
Come experience a Pensacola
dining tradition. Feast on
delicious food at a fair price
in old-fashioned style.
(850) 438-3979
900 Spring St.
Pensacola Florida
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