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White Goose Bistro

White Goose Bistro

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1205 3rd Ave, Prince George, British Columbia, V2L 3E6, Canada
(250) 561-1002 www.whitegoosebistro.ca
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Mar 31, 2019
So i include pictures of my meal and Calamari that we ordered as an appetizer, my meal was I think called the Mediterranean Angel hair pasta and it was absolutely delicious, the decor is nice the food was fantastic and the only downside is the price saying that it is a fair price for the quality of food and not particularly expensive. I would recommend this to anyone wanting a slightly upscale dining experience with the budget to pay 20 to 30 dollars per entre. Just a great experience the wait staff was friendly and I would thoroughly recommend.

May 13, 2019
Went there Sunday for Mothers Day with my mom son and myself. The staff was excellent the food was absolutely delicious 😋 will join your hospitality again

Apr 26, 2019
Been there numerous times and have not been disappointed yet. We are in the hospitality business and know what to look for when it comes to customer service. And the team at the White Goose are as good as it gets.

Mar 26, 2019
A really nice variety of well prepared, tasty food here. I don't seem to get tired of the menu and have a hard time picking what to get because there're so many appealing options. Also good value!

May 1, 2019
Love this place. The food is always good, fast and the lunch menu is a great value for money!!

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