Good Goose Cafe - Los Angeles

Fantastic food at great prices! I visited on a Saturday night, and the atmosphere was calm and inviting. It's an excellent dinner choice for classic dishes like crab Rangoon, chicken satay, and beef Pad Thai.

Cute and small Thai restaurant with plenty of plants and make it cozy and feel like home.The coffee/tea is the one that attracts me the most to try this place from the beginning.The concept of this restaurant is you come to the cashier, grab the menu, grab a seat, and come back to the cashier to order and pay/tip there. Then, they give you a number, return to the table, they will bring the food out, and they will clean up after you leave. It's pretty much self-serve service.I ordered a Tom Yum Soup, which is 7/10; it was pretty basic and not that authentic or remarkable. Also, I ordered a Pad Woonsen with chicken. The portions were average and 7/10.It's located in Larchmont Village, so it's pretty busy and hard to find parking, but if you're lucky, there will be paid street parking or a parking lot.

Delicious home-style cooking on Beverly Blvd, close to Larchmont Blvd. Amid a row of trendy celebrity eateries, this charming restaurant is a favorite among locals for its fresh food and reasonable prices. It's perfect for takeout and midweek meals. There’s a public parking lot on Larchmont, or you can easily find free and legal street parking on the residential side streets. Just be sure to pay attention to the posted parking signs for two-hour limits and street sweeping hours.

I tried the Tom Yum Soup, which I would rate a 7 out of 10; it was quite basic and lacked authenticity or anything particularly memorable. I also ordered the Pad Woonsen with chicken, which was decent but nothing special, also a 7 out of 10. The portions were average. Located in Larchmont Village, the restaurant tends to be busy, making parking a bit of a challenge. However, if you're lucky, you might find paid street parking or a nearby parking lot.

Wonderful food and service. I ordered the friend cauliflower which was both delicious and twice as large as I expected. The garden salad and pad Thai were wonderful as well. The interior is cozy and chic, with comfortable seating and plants all around. Despite being a compact restaurant, it doesn’t give you the feel that they’re looking to turn tables and get you out. Plenty of people were hanging out and talking, reminding me of the abundant Thai spots in Silverlake but supplanted on the corner of Larchmont Village, and much cleaner. A family appeared to be running the restaurant and they were extremely kind and friendly. I’ll definitely be making this a regular spot.