Wild Goose Saloon

Fantastic time at The Wildgoose Saloon ! Rick Lewis Project was incredible! Also, all the staff we interacted with went above and beyond to make sure our experience was exceptional!

OK venue. I give it a C+, but it has it's weaknesses. Lately, the quality of service is spotty to bad. There are a few great waitresses, but, we've recently had waiters and bartenders act rudely to us and friends. The food is good, but not great. It's classic bar food. The space is one huge room so, if you don't like what's going on in that room (from bad karaoke to line dancing classes to loud cover bands), you should avoid it.It's a s**t-kicking bar with a big stage and a cowboy vibe. It fits a Parker that used to be 5-10 years ago, but, it's getting a little long in the tooth and a little out of step with the area today.

I wish I had eaten more because the drink service was very efficient! Such a fun bar! There was a 80s band playing when we were there and they were awesome! We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and meant to come back the next day for the 90s band.... but as I said, the drink service was very efficient. I have a green chili fries, which were so good! Pretzel bites of course were good! They have a great happy hour with really good prices! Can't wait to come back to town and check it out again

Oh the Wild Goose. The walls are adorned with paintings of music legends like Prince, Willie Nelson, and Freddie Mercury to name a few. Great place for live music and really any other entertainment you'd like to enjoy- sports, rodeos, Chive TV- the Goose has it. The Wild Goose has expanded their menu since I last visited to include more appetizers and a variety of burgers outside of just BBQ. Service is always speedy and on point- even during extremely busy Saturday nights! The one thing I still have complaint with is their seating choices- worst chairs ever. Not friendly for short people and super uncomfortable. Other than that, drinks, food, service, and entertainment are great!

Love this venue in downtown Parker - they have a huge variety of music weekly and all the games on the large TVs. I'm a fan of the monte Cristo and the burgers, and they now offer a great Sunday breakfast deal.

This was my second visit to The Goose. On this particular day it was to celebrate a dear friend who was moving out of state a few days later. Unexpectedly, the Aurora School of Rock was having their recital that weekend as well inside. The place was packed, we made our way to the outside patio area where there was plenty of room to gather, have drinks, play cornhole and enjoy the saturday sun as there wasn't much shade to be found that day. The servers were in full hustle mode and made sure there was a drink in every hand that needed one as quickly as possible. I've not visited in the evening for one of the musical events hosted here as of yet. Their set p is a bit of the Dive bar/ Rock bar vibe. Plenty of concrete floors and tall tables with semi comfortable stools. Check out their website for the Calendar of Events.

Returned for Dear Marsha's 29th Anniversary performance. Wild Goose still has the uncomfortable chairs but the wait staff and bartenders are excellent, friendly, and fast which helps make up for some of that. Still a great venue for performances with a great stage, lighting, and plenty of room for dancing.

The atmosphere is fun for concerts etc but the food is so overpriced. We were there for a School of Rock event and the $15 flatbread was greasy and small, thought we got a kids meal by mistake. The fried pickles were $13 and 95% bread with a pale, soggy pickle. Will go here to support the kids but will never again buy the food.Even after the waitress asked how our food was and we showed her how we didn't even eat the friend pickles, we were still charged for them.

Awesome venue for a concert. First time here and will def. be back. Saw Adelita's Way and Red. Our waitress was extremely friendly and drinks/food were good.

We went last night with a friend to hear the band. Our friend knew one of the band members. Over all we will not return to the Wild Goose. Why?1. The food was sub par. Nachos sloppy with poor cheese, Brussels sprouts not crispy and bacon not cooked crispy and worse was the beef brisket. The brisket was dried out and looked as if it was set under a warming light. Overall the food was a one star. 2. Bright spot was the server, she was polite and extremely helpful. 3. The band started on time played for less than 10 minutes and then went on break. Very strange.4. Bar was well stocked if alcohol is why one actually wants to go here.I do not recommend this place. Hopefully they will do something about their food, currently yuck.