There has been a cafe in that location for around 30 years and has changed names several times through the years."

Over the years, collectors from all accross America have purchased our original works as treasured heirlooms, gifts and decorative accessories.  Each piece is a signed original, hand painted, copyrighted, dated and made in America... People love it.  Hoping you love it too, Cassandra Colburn.

This cozy restaurant is located inside a 200 year old farm-house. The building was converted into East Granby's Post Office in the 1930's. For the last 40 years, it has been the home of six different restaurants, the last 16 as The Blue Goose. There are Blue Goose prints on the walls and stuffed Blue Gooses abound.

Serving chicken, steak and seafood dishes, entrees run in the $14-$20 range. We ordered broiled salmon ($14.99) off of the regular dinner menu and two choices from among the 5 specials - fresh catfish with a cornmeal crust topped with bacon and pine nuts ($13.99) and a shrimp boat ($12.99). The entrees were of average quality, but the clear winner was the shrimp boat, which consisted of 9 very large, very fresh fried shrimp served with a zippy high-octane cocktail sauce. The accompanying mashed potatoes and "freedom fries" were average, and the steamed vegetables (sliced squash, pea pods, tomatoes and broccoli) weren't much better. There were a few bumps along the service road; a much-too-long wait for waitress service (after we were seated for fifteen minutes, the maitre d' embarrassingly asked us if anyone had helped us yet), a children's menu was never even offered (a curious move considering we had a child with us), and our server charged us for a Sprite we never ordered.

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By Fred Nintzel, PMLG, Garden State Pond

In this attractive, piney-paneled bar and restaurant, a very good blues band kept everyone happy. Some were dancing. There were lots of folks eating -- bar snacks, lake perch, pizza, burgers, steaks, etc.

The service was fast, efficient, & friendly. We saw people come in, pay the well-worth-it $2.00 cover, have dinner, listen to a few numbers, raise a glass or two, and leave. It was an eclectic crowd. Young folks to golden agers. Cowboy boots to Nikes. Blue jeans, chinos, Bermuda shorts, and baggy pants. All enjoyed themselves.

The Blue Goose flies high here. It is shown in a banner behind the bandstand and in a neon trophy case. Blue goose footprints lead one from the parking lot to the door. The t-shirt of a Blue Goose playing a saxophone is a must-have.

I, of course, paid with my Platinum Blue Goose Visa Card. The boss had never heard of HOBGI (even with Detroit Puddle right there). If you're ever in the Greater Detroit area, go to the Blue Goose Inn!"

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432 S.W. Ward Rd.
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816-525-6124

By Tom Cattell, National Capital Pond.

Unknown if it still exists?

The food is good solid Tex-Mex fare, the standard combination plates and some wonderful specialties of the house. A full bar awaits those who dare to imbibe. Entrées are all very moderately priced $8-12.

It's a great lunch break from the trials and tribulations of the office and fantastic location for that post work day attitude adjustment. So, whether with out of town guests or that special some one it's time to relax with a margarita and a great Mexican dish at The Blue Goose!

Submitted by Linda Meik, WGQ

Enchiladas, taco salads, burritos – they have them all. But Margaritas are what the locals come for – green, frosty, salty Margaritas.

Blue Geese tend to be risk-averse; consequently, we all went fairly light on the hot sauce, and did not stray too far from the traditional Mexican dishes. Did I mention the Margaritas? Served in beer steins (sassy!), this place was Blue Goose with attitude!

By Dave Bruell: A visit on Sunday, 11/11/2001

As the weather warmed up, more bikes showed up and the Blue Goose Riders organized to unite bike enthusiasts in North Texas. Dedicated to the enjoyment of two-wheel motor sports – BGR is a sportbike association, welcoming all genres of riders including cruisers, dirt bikes and collectible enthusiasts.

BGR promotes safe and responsible practices and always recommends riding the pace for group rides. BGR is not organized as a riding club or does it have any official affiliation with the Blue Goose Restaurant and is in no way affiliated, liable nor responsible for any activities, group rides or occurrences arranged by individuals through it's membership.

It's all about the ride – the ride of life, friendships, memories and discovering the road less traveled.

Serving goose brau beer and other delectables ! You will see the clothing apparel modeled by yours truly and Tim. EAT YOUR HEART OUT ! If you can hold your breath that long our special post-convention tour to our birthplace will be able to INCULCATE this outstanding venue. Rumor has it there may even be a name change . We may just slap a banner outside adding the word BLUE Gooseblind Tavern.

Terry Maloney, GWGQ

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