I went by Silly Goose last night and watched the first half of the Tiger game there and got more info about the place. Here’s what I found out:
For happy hour, they take $1 off drafts. That means Coors Light is $2.25 during happy hour and most other draft beers are $3. I believe there are well drink and wine specials as well, but didn’t take good notes – sorry. Will try and follow up on that next time I go back, probably today. They opened at 5 (rather than 4 as I previously reported) and extended happy hour to 8 yesterday.
THE MOST IMPORTANT NEWS IN THIS POST: One of the owners told me, “We’re getting PBR on draft. We just couldn’t find any for opening day. It’ll be $2.50 most of the time, $1.50 during happy hour.”
Other beers on tap: Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan (or as Saucer regulars call it, Brittney Magnolia Southern Pecan), Lazy Magnolia Indian Summer, JW Dundee Honey Brown (to be removed in favor of PBR once the keg is done, so please drink that Honey Brown when you go in), Woodchuck Pear Cider, Coors Light, Blue Moon, Paulaner Hefeweizen, Lindeman’s Framboise, Stella Artois. They have about 30 more beers in bottles.
Overview of their menu:
Appetizers: Sausage and cheese plate is $12.29; other apps (baked ravioli, hummus, spinach dip) $6-7
Salads $6-8.50: House, chef, chicken breast, chicken caesar
Flatbread pizzas $6.29-$7.50: Garlic chicken, chicken alfredo, BBQ, sausage, pepperoni, “build your own” vegetarian
Soups: $4.50 potato with bacon, chili, soup of the day
Paninis $6.99-$7.75: roast beef, Italiano, chicken parmesan, Cafe (turkey, ham, roast beef), club, black forest ham, turkey & swiss
Desserts $3.99-4.99: Cheesecake, tiramisu, creme brulee, gelato
Good crowd tonight, trending toward more of a local neighborhood live/work crowd than last night’s grand opening, a good thing. Staff seems to be the best of Texas de Brazil, McGuinness, and 2006-07 Flying Saucer, also a good thing.