Goosefeather - Tarrytown

Dined here while staying on the estate and had such high hopes based upon the reviews and website. Sadly, Goosefeathers didn't live up to the hype. The location is gorgeous, but our service,from the hostess on, lacked both friendliness and professionalism. The wild mushroom slippery noodles tasted great and I love eating family style, but this dish did not look like the fresh concoction we had seen on Instagram. The Walnut Shrimp were an odd juxtaposition of cold vinegar slaw heaped on top of warm sweetly sauced shrimp. The dish was a mess and when I questioned it the server didn't seem sure if our order had been correctly prepared or not.The prices were very reasonable, but honestly I would of rather paid more in order to have had a memorable meal and experience.

I love it here. The rice is always delicious and so is just about everything else on the menu. Cocktails are also very good! Great for a day (brunch) or dinner date.

Excellent meal. Adapted versions of Asian dishes abound but this menu was unique and fun. The pork belly w/ black cherry and Chinese mustard was a surprising (and delicious) combination of flavors. The estate offers nice lawn to stroll around after and the cocktails at the bar are delicious.

We had such a wonderful birthday meal here. All of the food was top notch. I highly recommend the duck and I’ll be thinking about the lobster and clam noodle dish for years to come. Service was knowledgeable and friendly.

Restaurant located at Tarrytown House, this place serves up a eclectic variety of Chinese fusion plates brought to the table in a Cantonese-style restaurant approach (they bring the family-shared dishes as they are ready). Food is a bit on a pricey side for the portions that are served but the flavors are unique. Cocktails and mocktails are great but service can be a bit slow especially at peak dinner times.