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About this business
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- Website
- greygooserestaurant.com
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- Price
- $$$$$
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- Hours
Sun ClosedMon-Sat 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM - Cuisine
- American, Tea, Deli, Bakery, Southern
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Tips
Laura D.
Verified
2 years ago
Thanks for the personal touches. The husband and wife owners were so kind and conversational. The food was wonderful. I definitely want to come back.
Betty T.
Verified
2 years ago
Always enjoy dining at The Grey Goose
Kendra W.
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2 years ago
DELISH!!!
Sandra D.
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2 years ago
Great for lunch
Sue D.
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2 years ago
I will definitely go back again. Can't wait for next time.
Whitney M.
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2 years ago
It was obvious the biscuit had been re-heated in microwave which made it chewy instead of the fresh - crisp taste it usually had. There also used to be much more ham inside the biscuit. Guess we all have to cut back!!!
Y M.
Verified
2 years ago
Haven't been here in a while, but it was just as good as I'd remembered. Enjoyed everything about the place.
Colleen H.
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2 years ago
Love the cupcakes!
K T.
Verified
2 years ago
Good variety of cupcakes. However, some of cupcakes were a little stale. The soup was good but pricey for the small container.
Kimberly S.
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2 years ago
I have been to the Grey goose many times over the years. The food is great and the desserts are like no other. I have noticed the ham biscuits have gotton a bit skimpy over the years though.
From Our Editors
Framed art lines the walls at The Grey Goose, where whimsical paintings of geese and vintage light fixtures set the mood for food. But sight is just one of the senses treated to a feast. The aromas of freshly baked cookies and pastries waft through the dining area to supplant the equally pleasant scents of classic southern meals. Hearty offerings such as the pulled-pork barbecue sandwich meet lavash sandwiches in the form of the veggie burger served up on protein-packed, stone-ground flatbread. The husband-and-wife culinary team of Dana Clark Epstein and Phillip Epstein invite diners to take in a Dinnertainment show while supping at the establishment, where they can hum along to live music or become engrossed in a play while acting out the plotlines with their silverware—napkins make great curtains over a plate stage or a colleague’s face.