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    The Cooked Goose

    4.4 (479 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    THE COOKED GOOSE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Karen P.

    Service is always spot on. Maddy is a gem and always goes the extra mile! Today we had blueberry pancakes, bacon, fruit cup and breakfast tartine. Place is looking fresh since it reopened!!!

    Cooked goose platter
    Polly H.

    Besides the amazing breakfast options, this spot is the place to be! Our hostess was so sweet and endearing, and most of all, super funny. We barely had a wait even though we walked in around 8:15 AM with the whole family of 4, maybe 2 additional sleepyheads joining later. I would like to share there's free parking available. I genuinely had a wonderful time here. Did I mention that it was our wedding anniversary! And this cafe made it even more awesome! :) I believe our waitress was so calm as my whole party agonized over the menu and needed time to peruse the many choices available. I loved the fact that the waitstaff patiently checked in to see if my family and I were enjoying ourselves. That was heart warming when they asked if we would like more coffee or any additional items. It felt like home, and it's no surprise that this restaurant/cafe had a huge community of regulars. And the food...how can I describe it? Big portions made with love. My hash browns felt like nostalgically good, crispy, crunchy goodness. It reminded of every time I begged my mom to buy us hash browns especially due to the high oil content/high satisfaction rating. The sausage was huge and juicy in my cooked goose platter. I loved it! There was so much cheese and avocado. It was delicious and so yummy. I had to take the hash browns to go. They were spicy tingly and flavorful! Our table was given a huge carafe of coffee...so another helping of kindness, so they let us decide how much caffeine we needed to function. Very subtle attention to detail. Also ketchup, srichrcha (spelling?) aioli, sugar options including substitutes, butter, half & half, all available for us. My visit was really an experience worth cherishing that heart just melted. I was already having a difficult morning, and it was so relaxing to see people just being patient and caring! I saw a gentleman to my right having a breakfast platter with his dog, some families with cute babies, and a friendly group of ladies happily speaking about a recent wedding they attended, so all in all, it just had a great vibe. I highly recommend this spot when you are in Westerly, Rhode Island!

    Sarah F.

    BEST PANCAKES EVER! I got the cinnamon roll pancakes and was mumbling the entire time about how I couldn't get enough. Paired with hot chocolate (which they were nice enough to make with oat milk), it was the best breakfast ever. The ambiance is warm and cozy and homy and all the good things. Especially with the Christmas tablecloths and decor!! The tables are spaced nicely and there was plenty of parking when we were there. Prices are totally fair. Service was good too! I loved it so much here that I bought a Get Goosed hoodie and will have it forever.

    Lox meal and omelette
    Michele G.

    Service was amazing as we got our food right away. Place can be crowded but we didn't have to wait. Got the inlet, traditional breakfast, and lox bagel. Portion sizes are pretty big and everything was delicious. Loved my lox and side of fish salad was so fresh and appetizing. Overall they nice and Defs recommend

    Omelette
    Tony J.

    A 3 star ( great ambiance, great service and great food). Another kick ass creative name for a place. Ample parking and spacious inside seating. Fast service that was attentive and personal. Had the onmelette w potatoes and the spicy tartine. Highly recommend this joint.

    biscuits with gravy (with egg and home fries, chicken sausage)
    Rachel W.

    Great no frills affordable yet fancy-vibes breakfast spot near Westerly. Food is yummy, not the best ever, but hits the spot and doesn't break the bank.

    Hash brown skillet
    Lydia M.

    Nice friendly staff. Our food came out quickly for them being so busy. We ordered two coffees and they brought us a thermos which was awesome, instead of having to wait for refills! The food was good. I got a hash brown skillet which was unique and pretty good. My husband got the hash and said it was good also.

    Bacon and Brie omelette
    Lindsay C.

    Excellent! I had a custom omelette, and everything I ate was great. Everyone with me enjoyed their meals, too. Very cute restaurant in a gorgeous part of town. Quick, friendly service.

    Eggs Benedict
    Erin C.

    Great Breakfast or Brunch. They have mimosas! They also have the best key lime pie. We didn't try lunch but they have an array of sandwiches, salads and wraps. Also a large deli case of bakery goods. The cooked goose isn't far from Misquamicut and makes for a nice bike ride.

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    Rooty T.

    The Cooked Goose has a nice brunch menu and also a deli counter for food to go. We arrived about 10:30 for Sunday brunch. Several folks were waiting to be seated and our wait was about 10 minutes. We wanted a Bloody Mary but they only had mimosas on the menu so we ordered them instead. For brunch we had biscuit and chicken sausage gravy with two eggs, breakfast tartine, and an omelette with rye toast. All came with home fries. The biscuits were grilled and had a nice outer crunch. The omelette was stuffed with goat cheese, spinach and sausage, it was delicious. The tartine was unusual but tasty, it consisted of Country wheat toast with 2 poached eggs, goat cheese, avocado, arugula, & tomato. We'll be back to try their lunch menu.

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    So adorable and delicious food!! Be prepared to wait-it is worth it!! Our sandwiches were so yummy and our server was friendly.

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    Top notch. Classic Watch Hill breakfast experience. Don't skip this classic spot. It's literally the best!

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    Love the Cooked Goose. Very relaxed atmosphere, sit outside on the covered patio and get a salad, never disappointed.

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    So much fun, delicious menu and great coffee! It's not just a tourist destination! Try it out yourself.

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    Ask the Community - The Cooked Goose

    What are the vegan options?

    There aren't specific vegan menu items. Most of their menu has meat, eggs, or dairy. Their lunch… 

    Is The Cooked Goose open year round?

    Yes except they usually close for one week in March

    Do they have gf toast?

    Yes

    Do they take reservations?

    No

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