Staff Menu Knowledge Session-445pm March 13th, 2010

WE ARE OPEN !!!

Finally, after several false starts and a tonne of red tape heartache, we've opened the door.

On Thursday we hosted family and friends, whose opinions we trust, for a dry run. On Friday morning we had a meeting to discuss their comments, did a little tweaking and then opened at 6pm for business.

For last night and tonight we are offering all food items at 20% off. This is just our way of saying that it might take us a couple of days to get our game together and while we tweak things, we are not going to charge full price. Sunday we close to regroup and on Monday at 5pm we'll be rocking at full steam.

Here is a look at the menu:(Click to enlarge)

Good News & Bad News

Despite our best efforts, it is now highly unlikely that we will receive final documentation in time to open for the Olympics. Last night, we made the difficult decision to delay the opening of Judas Goat, until early March. The uncertainty of the red tape situation means that instead of training, ghost running and ironing out kinks, we are stalled. If we get the green light next week we'll be doing all of those things on the eve of the Olympics.... it is too much stress to place on the Salt and the Irish Heather teams. So, with heavy heart we have decided to postpone the opening.

That said, if we get the paperwork back sooner rather than later, and can spare the staff from one of the operations, we will do a couple dry runs.

And now the good news, Judas Goat is looking splendid, well, we think so!

Sean

The Carrera Arrives

The final big piece of the puzzle falls into place.

Judas Goat now has it's marble.

While I am reluctant to say it, it was worth the wait.

Artist Robert Chaplin completes our mural.

The Story of Judas Goat

Vancouver Sun

Mia Stainsby wrote about us in the Vancouver Sun on Jan 4th.

http://bit.ly/51NerJ

The photo caption mistakenly claims that Judas Goat opened on Dec 21st and that night 37 people either phone Salt or turn up at the door......it would appear that there might be some interest in our little Goat.

Nice mention in Vancouver Magazine

click HERE to read