Little Goat Kitchen + Bakeshop

Little Goat makes quite the first impression. Out front, there’s a beautiful succulent arrangement, jade plants with plump, glossy leaves, echeveria spiraling into tight rosettes, and tall aloe standing like green sculptures. Stand near the patio and you’re shaded beneath bold black & white pinwheel umbrellas, a striking contrast that feels both classic and playful. The patio furniture, built from recycled plastics, is a nice detail, though the small patio itself is so tight you could practically share a plate with the table next to you. The food, though, is where Little Goat gets downright indulgent. The pizza’s crust arrived blistered and crackling, crisp on the outside but with a supple chew that lingered like a slow kiss. But the Hatch chicken sandwich was the knockout! Decadent, rich, and oozing with flavor so indulgent it made my wife’s eyes roll back in sheer pleasure. The staff’s recommendation of it was clutch, and they knew exactly what they were doing steering us that way. Even the cinnamon roll carried sticky, sultry promise, though a touch more warmth would have taken it from sweet to irresistible. The vibe has its quirks. This is very much a local watering hole, where wine with breakfast or lunch feels less like a choice and more like tradition. The staff was friendly and attentive without hovering, adding to the charm. A few small things: cold water isn’t offered automatically, the patio is too crowded for comfort, and the interior floor could use a good scrub down. Still, Little Goat delivers where it matters most: food that borders on the sensual, an atmosphere that’s both quirky and cozy, and a shaded patio that makes lingering feel natural. Messy, sexy, satisfying, just shy of perfect.

A Fantastic Find for Brunch! We stopped in for a quick brunch and were absolutely delighted. The sandwiches were fresh and flavorful, but the real star was the pizza—it was so incredibly delicious that we devoured it before I could even snap a proper picture! We should arrive early for their pastries! Their famous chocolate croissants were already sold out before 11:30 AM. Their coffee was amazing—rich and aromatic—and the prices were noticeably better than those at Starbucks.

We were in town for a wedding and came back to this place every morning after the first time we tried it! Super fast and friendly service and both the food and drinks were delicious and top quality! We tried every breakfast sandwich and you can’t go wrong with any of them. Loved that their coffee syrups are made in-house.

Delicious, just like their other restaurant. I ordered two sandwiches for takeout and a salad and all three were a hit. I did order a strawberry matcha as well, it was tasty. The gentleman at the counter helped with my selection and did a good job with explaining what was offered. The restaurant is small and quaint but they do have a patio and bar area if you want to stay to eat. More so to meet up a friend or small group, not good for large parties but you can order takeout. Their breads are baked in house. I could tell from the sandwich on my bread, yummy!

Casual place for some great coffee and espresso. Delicious looking baked goods. Good Stuff Bowl was very flavorful with lots of great healthy items in it. The bread on the roasted turkey bacon avocado melt was so fresh and melted in your mouth. The jalapeño cream cheese bun would have been better heated. They do not have a way to heat up baked items for you yet. Smaller versions of the pizzas from The Goat & Vine. Will be back for a chocolate croissant! A bit expensive but definitely fresh food.

Brad and Alicia are wizards! Their unique flavor combos are always creatively delectable—truly an experience of a plethora of flavors and textures. I love the different kinds of slabs (pizza made on focaccia); they’re savory and satisfying every time we visit. My girls enjoy the Caesar salad, both with and without the chicken. Today, we tried the dark chocolate ganache mocha and the berry matcha with our entrées. You can taste every ingredient in the most amazing way. My husband ordered the Fancy Avocado Toast—sourdough, hummus, sliced avocado, lemon, cracked pepper, sea salt, olive oil, fried egg, bacon dust, and local microgreens—which was AMAZING, to say the least! So creative, so inventive, and it exceeded any expectations we had (or didn’t have) going into it. Loooove this place. We’re weekly customers, totally hooked on this gem!

My wife and I were thrilled to visit Little Goat Kitchen and Bake Shop, the latest venture from the talented team behind The Goat and Vine. As we entered, we were immediately captivated by the modern yet inviting ambiance. Deciding to indulge in a few treats, we sampled the chocolate croissant, strawberry raspberry danish, and the jalapeño savory bun. Each dish was an absolute delight, bursting with freshness and delectable flavors. The croissant was a perfect balance of crispness and flakiness, while my wife couldn’t resist the strawberry raspberry danish, which offered the ideal harmony of sweetness. The warm jalapeño savory bun, satisfying our bagel cravings, was a delightful addition to our meal. Overall, our experience at Little Goat Kitchen was truly enjoyable, and we eagerly anticipate our next visit for our next breakfast date. This establishment has undoubtedly made a positive impact on Temecula’s vibrant food scene. Happy to return back to LG, got a morning bun and an iced coffee and was a happy camper!

Lunch at Little Goat this afternoon did not disappoint 🙌🏻 We shared the Goat and Vine Salad, fresh greens, juicy strawberries, and a sweet goat cheese ball rolled in crushed nuts. It added the perfect touch of flavor and texture. We also split the jalapeño lime carnitas pizza, which was loaded with flavor, avocado, cherry tomatoes, peppers, herbs, and a creamy drizzle that brought it all together. SO good. Dylan had a glass of red wine, and I went with a sparkling Italian orange drink that was light, citrusy, and super refreshing. On the way out I grabbed a cinnamon scone and I need to say this louder for the people in the back: IT. WAS. MOIST. I’ve never had a scone that wasn’t dry and crumbly, but this one was soft and buttery, almost like a biscuit, with cinnamon chunks and icing. Absolute heaven. The vibe is clean and cozy, with only patio seating. It was a little busy during lunch, but things started to slow down around 2, so I’d recommend coming a bit later if you want to snag a seat without waiting. All-around 10/10. We’ll definitely be back!

The food is always delicious! The baked goods never disappoint. The staff are efficient and helpful if you questions in making a choice. It's not easy to choose from the baked goods. I just want to try everything!

The food is great here, all baked goods are outstanding with the cardamom roll being my all time favorite. I'll be coming back here for that! Service is alright, some are very friendly and some not at all, and can be slow sometimes. Nothing really bad on service, just meh. The prices though, wow! I paid $9.23 for a small dirty chai latte with almond milk (2 shots coffee). $9.23!!! I felt so taken advantage of lol! I was SO shocked and oh so sad. I tried to return it but had already tapped to pay. Oh well, I realized right at tapping. I was stunned. Cashier did offer to return it and said sorry that's what cost because of almond milk and coffee. It's unreasonably priced in my opinion but I guess it's what it is. It tasted good at least.

We've been here 2-3 times. Food has consistently been delicious. The drinks were also yum. Will we be back? Absolutely. I knocked off a star because during our visit, I was very put off but how dirty a few areas were: counter wasn't wiped down and there was food on the floor that looked like it had been there awhile.

Their food is always amazing. The service is always nice and friendly and fast! But I hope they eventually move to a bigger spot because this place it too popular! I took my mom, who lives out of state, here around Thanksgiving and there were NO spaces available. We had to leave and take it home which is sad because we wanted to be out! I also wish the prices were a bit more reasonable, but Regardless, I will definitely be back.

Food items - chocolate cinnamon roll, jalapeño bagel , classic breakfast sandwich (all were delicious!!!) First time coming to little goat and we really enjoyed our food and coffee. Everyone there was attentive and friendly! It had indoor and outdoor seating. It was very cute :)

Food is always great, but keep in mind that the system for ordering coffee is very inefficient when it is busy. The space is already veryyy limited as it is and having people that did not order a complicated drink wait along with everyone else just causes more congestion inside the restaurant. An idea would be if someone orders a drip coffee, maybe the folks taking orders or the baristas should get those taken care of so that they can then focus on all the other drinks. Still, highly recommend; just need to be patient or go when it is not so busy.

Nice spot for lunch or pastries! The Cheesy Breadsticks with Marinara are really good! Not a whole lot of seating, so if wanting to dine there it can be an issue. Overall, a nice little spot in Temecula.

Cutesy spots like this are to die for! It's a bit small inside & there's a few tables outside. Perfect place to catch up with a small group of friends. Service was friendly, and food is consistently fresh and delicious! Their breakfast sandwiches are what I would define as a symphony of flavors that "melts in your mouth." This is probably my favorite breakfast/lunch in Temecula at the moment. The photos don't do it justice, you'll have to take my word for it.

Harvest salad and marg pizza are the way to go. This is a little charming spot to get coffee and quick eats. I would recommend coming here. The service is friendly and there are plenty of items to choose from, even if you're picky.

Brad and Alicia are wizards! Their unique flavor combos are always creatively delectable--truly an experience of a plethora of flavors and textures. I love the different kinds of slabs (pizza made on focaccia); they're savory and satisfying every time we visit. My girls enjoy the Caesar salad, both with and without the chicken. Today, we tried the dark chocolate ganache mocha and the berry matcha with our entrées. You can taste every ingredient in the most amazing way. My husband ordered the Fancy Avocado Toast--sourdough, hummus, sliced avocado, lemon, cracked pepper, sea salt, olive oil, fried egg, bacon dust, and local microgreens--which was AMAZING, to say the least! So creative, so inventive, and it exceeded any expectations we had (or didn't have) going into it. Loooove this place. We're weekly customers, totally hooked on this gem

The food was so good!! I have been hearing about this place on social media for a while and I finally came and checked it out. The decor inside is so cute. The staff is amazing and my food was a 10 out of 10. I got one of their seasonal coffees and it is really good not too sweet and you can just tell everything is really good quality overall! I can't wait to try my cinnamon roll later

Been wanting to try this place since it FIRST OPENED but, it's a bit further out from where I live so... SONG OF THE DAY to play along with this Yelp review: CAN'T HELP MYSELF by FOUR TOPS BUSY DAY! It was a FULL HOUSE at around 12pm on a weekday... OH SUGAR PIE, HONEY BUNS!!! ONLY 1 RESTROOM for BOTH GENDERS so there will usually be a small line in the hall way... The CASHIER lady was friendly and took my order with a SMILE...thank you! GOAT AND VINE SALAD with BLACKENED CHICKEN: I underestimated how good a spring mix salad with strawberry, cherry tomatoes & goat cheese could be. The ingredients were all VERY FRESH and I could see why almost every table had an order of this salad. The scallions really added a nice balance to the acidity of the dressing. I am inspired to make a salad like this but, with a Thai Flare! FANCY TOAST: I thought to myself could a toast with avocados really be worth $15? I underestimated another dish this toast as well. The bread was soft and fluffy and it had a really nice flavor from the garlic butter and the sprinkles of bacon on top! MATCHA VANILLA LATTE: Was very rich and creamy but, I had to race with the ice to drink it before it gets watered down. SERVICE: A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ PARKING: CARMEGEDDON! RESTROOM: I was a bit freaked out by all those GOAT pictures looking at me along the wall! ROCK ON LITTLE GOAT!!!

Nice cafe for grabbing a couple of croissants for the morning meal. Usually crowded and quite noisy so I am not fond of dining there. Customer service is very good, and the baked goods are delicious

The wait time from placing an order to pickup was very reasonable. I ordered a sandwich and scone to go, and both were packaged nicely. The Little Goat sandwich came packed with ham and was very tasty. The Ube scone was a little gooey in the middle, just the way I like it. I definitely want to try this place again.

Funny story .. me and my now fiancée went to the goat and vine the night before we came here and had no idea it was an extension of the other restaurant. We were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed our meal that much more because of how delicious and consistent both restaurants are. The vibe of this place is brighter than goat and vine. This one has a more Italian feel to it because of the pre made pastries and sandwiches. When me and my partner were in Italy a lot of their restaurants had this type of vibe and they were always delicious. The service again was nothing short of amazing, a lot of younger staff but all had a vibrant soul and you can tell they enjoyed their work. They were all attentive and were great for suggestions. Those making the drinks took their time and you can tell they cared about how they delivered each drink. The food was hitting every note possible in how delicious everything was. We got the Piadina Italia pizza bread sandwich which was AHHHMAZING!!!! The goat and vine salad and the coast sandwich. They were an amazing combination to be honest but nothing could beat the piadina sando. For drinks I enjoyed the blood orange sangria which was perfection and I also got their matcha with roasted coconut and my fiancée got the vanilla Bean latte. Overall we absolutely loved the foood and we are heading back home Tomorrow and are planning on going back tomorrow on the way out to take some food ro go. Between the vibe, service and food you have dedicated loyal customers.

Visited The Little Goat today, and we will definitely be back! From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by a lovely, informative, and helpful woman who set the tone for a great experience. We sampled both sandwiches and baked goods, and everything was outstanding. The morning bun was light and flavorful with hints of citrus and hibiscus. My daughter loved it. The cinnamon roll was huge, soft, and perfect for sharing. The cinnamon scone was beautifully made, with just the right balance of sweetness and spice. The classic with bacon was cooked perfectly. Crispy bacon and a runny egg tied everything together. The Monterey had grilled bread, creamy avocado, and fresh arugula. It was absolutely delicious and ideal for sharing. Every bite was equally amazing. The quality, flavors, and warm hospitality made this a spot worth returning to.

Food was decent. I wouldn't get it again. The coffee was definitely delish and gave me my pep in my steps. Service was ehhh wasn't really acknowledged, the girl who was helping us order was nice no one really smiled so it just felt odd. But the place is very cute loved the decor and love Goats so loved the name.

Stopped in around 2pm mid week, majority of pastries were sold out. Practically no space for seating indoors. There's a bar and one or two tables inside. Very crowded. Outdoor seating is cute. Friendly service. I ordered a seasonal drink, the pumpkin latte, and wasn't impressed.

Got a turkey to go sandwich and avocado were totally moldy. Been here several times as food is good but why would a worker put that in a sandwich??

I kept seeing the signage for Little Goat and wondered what it was. Then I saw a Facebook post about it and how they ran out of food yesterday (which is their soft opening). We just happened to be in the plaza today and decided to give Little Goat a try. We were happy they still had food, but they had run out of the regular sandwich bread, oh no! BUT, they had just brought in sourdough bread. This bread is amazing! I'm going to ask for it from now on. I had the Baguette sandwich which is delicious and I ordered the salted caramel butterscotch latte, loved it! My sons and husband all got the turkey avocado melt with the sourdough bread and they all agree it's amazing. Of course we had to try the butter baby cookie, I highly recommend. Very happy Little Goat is here and can't wait to go back.

So excited for this to be here as we love Goat & Vine already so this was a no brainer. We came today at 8 and left at about 9. The wait was a little crazy for 2 coffees and a pastry (we ate while waiting in line). We wanted the breakfast sandwiches but they said they were about 25 mins to grab one so we didn't. However, by the time we got our coffee I think the sandwiches would've been ready lol. With that being said, it's their second day and they're killing it already. The staff was super friendly and doing their best to ensure each customer got a great experience which we appreciate. We snagged the butterscotch and chocolate ganache iced and hot lattes which were yum but definitely prefer the ganache. Boyfriend got the everything loaded bun and I got the strawberry raspberry danish, both excellent. We would love to come back once they're a little more settled but I'm not sure if the hype will die down because it's just that good. The space is gorgeous but a little deceiving. We walked up and saw two people in line outside but when you walk in, there's a whole line wrapped around the counter, which wraps by another counter. We felt like sardines in there but overall, second day, what did we expect? I selfishly hope it dies down a little so it's less crazy but they're killing it so I doubt it lol. Be prepared to wait!

My experience was alright, we came here before & there was no baked goods on the counter left so we left & came back another day. Make sure to come early if you want more options on the baked goods. But the menu is always there. We tried the last savory jalapeño bread & was underwhelmed. They didn't offer to toast it so maybe that would've made a difference. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with the house made sausage & that was pretty good. My husband enjoyed his pizza. Seating is very limited. A few barstools & 2 tables inside, then a patio with a handful of tables.

My wife and I absolutely love Little Goat Kitchen & Bakeshop -- it's our go-to spot for fresh morning pastries and the best breakfast sandwiches around. The coffee never misses, and our most recent visit was extra special thanks to Emily, who brought our drinks right to us with a smile. We tried the pumpkin cinnamon roll this time, and wow... it was to die for. Cozy vibes, great people, and incredible food -- we can't recommend this place enough!

LITTLE GOAT KITCHEN & BAKESHOPS (EXCELLENT SOFT LAUNCH) Nestled in a busy shopping center with ample parking, Little Goat Kitchen & Bakeshop introduces an urban, upscale vibe--trendy without trying too hard. The interior seating leans into the New York/Los Angeles model: cozy, bordering on really cozy. The "to-go" option might be your best bet if you prefer a little more elbow room. Service? A+--attentive, friendly, and efficient. FOOD RATINGS: 1 OUT 3 Now, onto the baked goods! I sampled a few selections, and here's how they stacked up: BLUEBERRY-LEMON SCONE (WINNER) From behind the glass, its deep purple hues and gentle glaze lure you in. Eaten at room temperature, this scone delivers a delightful balance of flavor and moisture--exactly what you want in a baked treat. While I couldn't detect the lemon, I appreciated the restraint. Lemon can easily overpower, and in this case, subtlety works. Pair it with your favorite coffee or tea, and you've got yourself a solid breakfast (or afternoon pick-me-up). CINNAMON ROLL NEEDS IMPROVEMENT Goat & Vine has built a reputation for bold flavors and unforgettable food experiences, so my expectations were high. Unfortunately, this cinnamon roll leaned more toward being "standard" than "standout." Why: it lacked the deep, nostalgic warmth of brown sugar and cinnamon that makes you want to cozy up with a blanket on a chilly morning. Instead, it felt a bit rushed and leaned closer to a grocery-store-style roll than an artisan bakery creation. A little extra richness and spice could elevate this to a must-have menu staple. PEPPERONI PIZZA BUN (MISSED OPPORTUNITY) As a fan of Goat & Vine's pizzas, I was excited to try the pizza bun, expecting the same signature flavor experience. What I got was more "giant pizza bagel" than "artisan handheld delight." The ratio of bread to topping was off--too much dough, too little of the bold, well-seasoned flavors that make Goat & Vine's pizzas legendary. The original G&V experience is like a passionate, wine-kissed embrace--this was more of a polite handshake. A little more zest, seasoning, and texture could make this a crave-worthy weekly indulgence. FINAL THOUGHTS Little Goat Kitchen & Bakeshop shows promise, and I'll definitely be back. Soft openings are all about finding the sweet spot (literally and figuratively), and I'm excited to see how they refine their offerings. With a few tweaks, they could transform their good products into truly unforgettable ones. Arnold Rating: I'll Be Back.

A new spot opened up in our little neck of the woods. I visited during their soft opening. Everyone was ready to go, kind and very helpful with all my questions. I ordered the butterscotch latte, which was delicious. Also I got a breakfast sandwich & the monkey bread. Both were flavorful. My daughter got the same thing but added a chocolate crossaint. My order came out quickly & with a smile. There are a couple small tables inside and some on the patio. We ate inside due to the rain. As I was eating I noticed they also serve lunch items such as pizzas, sandwiches, and they even offer beer and wine. I'll definitely come back to try the lunch items & maybe an alcoholic beverage. It was a nice opening and glad we have new eateries in our beautiful little town. Great job Little Goat! I wish you much success!

I love the Goat and Vine so I wanted to check out this location and I was not disappointed! I had the hatch chile honey chicken sandwich and the cranberry matcha, both were amazing. The pumpkin cinnamon roll was also super yummy! The service was fantastic, will definitely be back here soon :)

Very nice flowing concept here. It's designed to get you in and out with quality. The service was simple yet nice and friendly. There's not a bunch of room in here to done but there are a couple of small booths and tables inside and outside. There's soft music playing in the background that you subtly hear over the chatter of the people... There was a line out the door but they were moving fast and due to being new there's a bit of a learning curve for them. First off the salted caramel butterscotch latte was one of the best coffees I've had in the area. Not too sweet and creamy while tasting exactly like the name suggests, it's a winner all around. The coast sandwich is also a "W"... the sausage on it is subtle and allows all the onions and other flavors to come play. The Monterey is also a "W".... Tastes like an upgraded classic breakfast sandwich, and the eggs were perfectly cooked. BOTH sandwiches were big and filling... so bring a big appetite or share if you're getting one. Oh and admit that learning curve... they ran out of sourdough bread right before we ordered but the pretzel rolls were still amazing. Like Jameis Wingston, we ate "W's" here... check them out for sure!!! I will send another post with pastry updates so follow me and stay hooked!

I have come back here every time I am in town and each time I have a new great experience. The very first time I came in it was a coincidence for their friends and family opening, and they treated me so kindly despite not being open to the public yet. This time the manager, Sarah, so kindly worked with me to create a dessert pizza! It's a buttered cinnamon sugar pizza with chocolate drizzle and then I added bananas and strawberries at home. I think it's a perfect dessert to share at a get-together. Thank you Sarah!

I tried the hatch chili chicken it was pretty good. The matcha was alright. They need more seating it's really squished. But it's a cute place and I enjoyed.

Such a cute little place. I love the ambience. I ordered the Monterey and the chocolate croissant. The Monterey sandwich was so good. I haven't tried the chocolate croissant yet. That will update when I do. I also ordered a coffee and it was really delicious. It was very clean inside and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I can't wait to come back. I would like to also add their prices were really good. I was very surprised.

This place checks all the boxes: good food, service, and ambiance. It was just a little tricky finding a table for the four of us on a saturday but I'm not surprised that this place is so popular. The almond and orange pastry was the perfect ending to our meal too! Will be back for more.

The space inside is pretty small, mainly bar seating and maybe one table in the back. There's plenty of outdoor seating, which makes it the perf spot to hangout when the weather's nice. I tried the coconut toasted matcha, which looked great with toasted coconut flakes and cold foam on top, but the flavor didn't really stand out. It mostly tasted just like a regular matcha unless you got a bit of the coconut flakes in your sip. It was still good tho! Could've been whisked a little more cause it did have a few small chunks. Overall, it was good, just felt a bit pricey for what it was. The cashier was also sweet and welcoming! I'd definitely come back to try some of the other food/drinks!

Cute little spin off of the Goat and Vine in Old Town Temecula. There is VERY limited seating, more of a walk up and take to go kind of place. The patio was packed with young kids playing and screaming not a great place to relax and enjoy breakfast or even focus on conversation. I thought it would be more coffee shop vibes not the case. On that note the food was expected great fresh awesome bakery items. It could have been a one off kind of day, I will try again but only 4 stars seating limited and nothing too outstanding.

I've dined in and ordered takeout. Food and service is excellent. Location is ideal for anyone who just wants to grab a bite quickly and head out. I really like the fact that they incorporated some menu items from The Goat and Vine, yet also added new items. For those who would like to dine in there is an outdoor patio and a small bar area.

Fantastically fresh food, cheerfully served. My husband got the turkey bacon avocado sandwich and loved it, and I adored my healthy quinoa bowl. We tried both of their ice teas, which come with a free refill, a nice perk. Highly recommend.

Cute little new cafe / restaurant in Temecula There is a few sitting in the cafe area but it's mostly outdoor seating They don't offer fountain drinks Also fyi if you like ranch with your pizza then don't offer ranch The pizza was delicious Cinnamon bun was also very good Definitely will be back

Super cute and chill little bake shop. Probably one of the best breakfast Sammie's I've had in a very long time. Get the Monterey. Definitely adding this place to my rotation of brunch spots. Can't wait to try more things off their menu!

Delicious, just like their other restaurant. I ordered two sandwiches for takeout and a salad and all three were a hit. I did order a strawberry matcha as well, it was tasty. The gentleman at the counter helped with my selection and did a good job with explaining what was offered. The restaurant is small and quaint but they do have a patio and bar area if you want to stay to eat. More so to meet up a friend or small group, not good for large parties but you can order takeout. Their breads are baked in house. I could tell from the sandwich on my bread, yummy!

Came here for a quick girlfriend meet up and this coffee shop is perfect! I know someone would not consider it just a coffee shot being that it does sell delicious pastries, and savory treats but this location is a bit smaller as far as the layout, but it works for a quick drop in! The ladies at the Academy were very helpful and I got my drink within a few minutes, even though there was a bit of a crowd I will definitely be visiting this location in the near future!

Cute decor with limited inside seating. There's a counter & couple small tables. Party of 2 works inside. Outside seating is on the parking lot but nicely decorated with a few tables for 4. Order at the counter & they bring your food. Our service was good. Prices are kind of high for counter service. The food - a limited Goat & Vine menu. 4 Pizzas, 2 salads & some sandwiches. The baked goods are the highlight here in my opinion. Had a GREAT cookie !!

I think there might be a little too much hype about this spot. $40 for 2 lattes and 3 pastries is a bit much. Service was friendly but my latte tasted burnt, the cookie was good and cinnamon roll was ok. The strawberry raspberry danish lacked flavor in my opinion. As far as the over all ambience it was ok, very clean but just felt super crammed inside the building. They also have a small patio you can sit outside at but they need some heaters for the cold morning.

Cute ambiance and pizza was good. But i probably wouldn't go here again. Seemed like they make everything really large but lacks some je ne sais qoui.

The food was amazing. The restaurant is a little small with limited seating area. The service is excellent. Will be coming back.

This place is cute. There is a lack of seating, but if you wait, people eventually leave and you can score a table to sit at. The breakfast sandwich was good. The strawberry and goat cheese salad was ok, the dressing was very acidic. It made my lips and tongue sting. The Cinnabon was good, and the cheese sticks were our favorite. I would come back to try other items.

Came to check this place out with my friend who recommended it . The staff were friendly . Instead decor was nice , space was limited inside but there is space to sit outside also . The prices are good . Everything was fresh . My iced mocha was delicious. it was super busy inside . Come check this place out

We love Goat & Vine and decided to check their new shop. Honest review: First time we tried it, we shared the roasted turkey bacon avocado melt and it was pretty good 4/5 (it is on the pricey side for a sandwich --$16) . The matcha sadly was probably the worst I've had :( We watched one of the girls pour in a generous amount of matcha in her own cup but when she was making ours, 90% of it was milk. We saw that the service was busy so we didn't want to bother-- I heard better reviews on their coffee though! We did come back a second time to try their salad bowl and it was delicious! I would definitely ask for more sauce/dressing! Otherwise, it's a cute location and the ambiance is nice for a quick study sesh/catch up, but during peak hours it will be a bit crowded inside.

This place was a disappointment for me. I'm a fan of goat and vine and had really been looking forward to checking out this new spot. But like others, I was surprised I couldn't get my pastries warmed up. I also thought the sandwich was kind of meh - nothing I couldn't just make on my own at home for a lot less money. Nothing bad about it, but nothing great. Their monkey bread sounded delicious, but was cold, dry, and hard (not chewy and poked the roof of my mouth) and lacking most flavor. Then their paper muffin cups stuck to them, so became much less appetizing. Scone had good flavor, but serving at room temp felt like I got it at the grocery store. Only espresso drinks are offered for coffee, so we ended up going to the press for cold brew after. For a Bakeshop, I expected more. At least WARMED baked goods...

Had brunch here with a friend this week: cute place! It was crowded at 11 am on a Wednesday but we managed to snag the last outdoor table, which is nice but basically in a parking lot. There were two small tables in back and lots of counter/bar seating. They do well with the small, L-shaped space they're in; but we did notice most people enter via the 'Exit" door. They had a lot of big, hefty-looking baked goods BUT ZERO GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS, bummer. I had a fancy, pricey coffee that was more like a dessert, and a lettuce-wrapped egg sandwich; the romaine was appreciated, but I SURE wish I'd requested my egg well-done. I guess the default is that gooey gooey uncooked yolk that dripped everywhere and was pretty gross (to me) - live and learn! I'd go back if they ever get GF options, cuz my friend's sandwich looked great and was so generous that she got to take half home with her.

I love the Goat & Vine so wanted to check out the little goat. Service was fast, food was good.