The Goat Sobro

It's one of the most beautiful restaurants I've been to while living in Tennessee! The Goat is very modern, clean, inviting, and has an interesting layout. Inside there is a coffee shop area, a bar and of course the restaurant. When we entered, the staff was welcoming and kind the moment we walked in the door. The tables and seating were comfortable and spacious with different types of seating arrangements available. When addressed by our waitress, she presented herself professionally, was friendly, informative, extremely patient, provided great detail of the menu, and gave wonderful recommendations. We ordered the pepperoni pizza bites, salads, the American burger, the NashVegas burger, the Mac and cheese, and the pesto chicken sandwich. The only complaints from us were that the American burger and the Mac and cheese were both slightly bland in the flavor department, just needing little change. Everything else was delightful. Happy hour took $2.00's off the burger that was only $14.00 to begin with, so it really was well worth it. The Goat also had a great alcohol menu with plenty of wines, beers, and mixed drinks to choose from. The bar itself was pretty well stocked with a nice assortment of choices. Overall, I would strongly recommend this place for a nice time out with family and friends, business meals, a date and / or anything in-between. I will be visiting The Goat in the future and am looking forward to the experience.

If you are looking for a break from busy Broadway and want some good food, this is the place. It was close to our hotel so we decided to try it. There was not a lot a people, and the atmosphere was good. We sat down at the bar and the bartender was very friendly and attentive. I got the pull pork sandwich with mac n cheese which was one of the best food I ate at Nashville. I also tried some of the local beers which were pretty solid. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Nashville!

Best and quickest tenders/fries in Nashville. Honestly little competition too. Canes, Hattie Bs, party fowl, really anywhere else you simply can’t get such consistent quality as you do at the goat. Ironic name, but they’re truly the goats. No where else can I order my tenders fried hard and pick them up not 5 minutes later. Incredible potato’s used for the fries, could be peeled but the portions are perfect so truly can’t complain. Tenders are always cooked to perfection, and pair perfectly with bbq sauce (in house or your favorite from home). Super cute vibes too though since I can place an order and pick it up in under 10 minutes every time, I don’t sit down. Friendly staff, never once had an order that wasn’t consistently top notch. If weird eaters could have a special tier list this would easily rank at the top. Oh and $14 after tax for this meal is simply unbeatable.

Everything was good, our pizza came out cold in the center, so unfortunately we had to send it back and they had to remake it. It did make us question if the pizza was frozen, because if it was freshly made how could it be ice cold in the center ? Our waitress Ivy was great :)

Best part about this place is the beautiful, laid back space with plenty of seating for large groups. Bar is huge and comfortable as well for singles or duos. The food and drink are solid. Overall, we liked the tots, Brussel, sprouts and crispy cauliflower the best. Our sandwiches were good but the extras put it over the top. Lots of nice cocktails and even a good coffee selection. The bartender was very attentive.

the place is super cute and comfortable. the food (buffalo wrap and regular burger) was very good. we’ve been here multiple times but the initial service is slow after being seated, and our server wasn’t amazing. other than the service, it’s 5 stars.

Good service. Cold beer. Food was good. Bartender was great.... I observed him pour some wine and taste just a sip out of a plastic shot glass it was obviously bad he threw it away and brought out a new bottle for his customer. All in all a great establishment.

Food was a five out of five. We got the FarmHouse Tots, the Truffle Fries and the Chicken and GoatCheese Burger and they were all absolutely delicious. The all American burger and the Bang Bang Tacos were also really good. The service on the other hand was severely lacking, our server was nice but she was the only one in the whole restaurant, plus a bartender (who was to busy chatting and taking a shot to run a glass of wine for again the only server in the restaurant) we were one out of about five tables in the restaurant and it was very underwhelming service. The food came out relatively quickly but just an over all sense that they just didn’t have enough staff and no sense of speed of service. The atmosphere was nice and the vibe of the restaurant was very modern and visually pleasing, the music wasn’t to loud but it was a bit to dark (hard to read the menu) Overall good dining experience just need more attentive staff.

We had the best time. Haley was our server and she was the best! She had great recommendations and the food was all amazing. Haley helped make my daughter's 21st birthday special!

We stopped for breakfast after discovering good reviews; we were not disappointed. Parking seemed fairly ample; a dedicated parking lot and roadside parking. We easily parked in the dedicated lot fairly early on a Thursday. The restaurant is not too far off the major highway as we had flown into town early. Ordering was easy . We walked up to the register and perused menus. The Staff were friendly and answered our questions. The food is made to order and took a reasonable amount of time to arrive. We all really enjoyed our breakfasts. I had some sort of a Nashville hot chicken breakfast biscuit. There was a nice amount of spice but not overly burning to the palate. I also ordered a plate of extra biscuits for the table which had a nice tasty consistency. The coffee was of a good flavor; not burnt or watery. Extra water was served in nice glasses with ice. The restaurant is attached to an apartment or condominium and has a dedicated side entrance, also, for tenants in addition to the sidewalk entrance. There is also a bar in the restaurant (obviously not open at breakfast) and a nook up a winding staircase. The restroom was curious. In the center of the room there was a large sink with faucets. Along the wall were single bathroom stalls for either gender with their own door. All said we would definitely try again when in the area. I talked a bit with the gent at the register and they were courteous to tourists. Everything was very clean and well attended to.

Been here a few times and the ambience is always pleasant The staff are all inviting and amiable, especially the zestful bartender Hannah I would recommend this place to anyone looking for good food/drinks as well as exceptional conversation

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Staff was friendly but service was slow and dirty dishes everywhere. Food took a while to come out but it was all very good. Loved that they have craft coffee options and it's a trendy spot. Tucked away off the path a bit but is worth another visit.

So first things first, I want to start with the positive the service was straight. our server was pretty attentive. It really wasn't a crowd there. The brussels sprouts were delicious. Really loved the brussels sprouts a+ all the way. OK the chicken tenders were or crunchy only thing is they had no flavor at all the fries were delicious. The macaroni and cheese. The top part was good but the macaroni and cheese was really watery and bland. I would not recommend getting that at all. The JLT my friend got that she didn't like that I got tacos. Tacos were dry didn't really have any flavor. Not good at all. I try to order a hot chocolate at the stand. No one ever came, so I just end up leaving after we paid our ticket but overall I would not recommend this restaurant. I was not impressed at all. The food was definitely not the goat. I'm not sure why I got this name .

The Goat Sobro is a newer find for me and I am super glad to have received the recommendation. Normally the locals stay out of Sobro, but The Goat makes a good case for us to venture to this area of town a bit more! Situated at the base of a residential building, The Goat offers a wide variety of items that are sure to hit the spot depending on the time of day you wander in the doors! With that being said, when I was invited to come by for a cocktail, I did not imagine I would walk in and see a whole coffee counter mere feet from the bar that I was soon to be bellied up to. The menus are exhaustive with the morning menu being filled with a long list of drinks along with pastries, sandwiches and small plates. Brunch features lots of classics while the main menu features a copious amount of options from tots (even jackfruit!), tacos, salads, flatbreads, wings, burgers, chicken, po'boys and more! Again, enough to satiate the pickiest of eaters! Drinks are standard for a full bar with a few specialty cocktails. Service was stellar as we were welcomed immediately upon entry and the bartender took great care of us. She was friendly, helpful and definitely a reason that we come back for. The décor and layout of this space is perfection. Light colors mixed with moody seating and industrial lights and finishes make this space calming, yet energetic. Overall, we really enjoyed our time at The Goat. It has officially made our list of go-to's!

This bartender makes the best Old Fashioned cocktail you will ever taste. They have a nice menu of small bites, prompt and friendly service, and a good selection of local beers. Just a really satisfying and relaxing experience - whether you're here for coffee, food, or drinks.

At the end of our visit to Nashville my friend and I decided to visit the "outskirts" of downtown. We found this gem that was a reasonable walk from our hotel. And we are so mad we found it so late in our trip!!! The food was incredible! We both got the fresh blueberry iced tea and we split the Avocado Lime salad and the Beet-Za on gluten free flatbread. My first bite of the Beet-Za I was so nervous it wasn't on gluten free flatbread because of how crispy and delicious it tasted. We later found out it was made with cauliflower, I had no idea you could pack that much flavor and crunch with cauliflower!! Everything was perfect, the space was very welcoming, and the service was fast. Highly recommend for great food and good drinks out of the Broadway lights.

We got here around 8:50pm and there were about 10 people here. We ordered almost as soon as we sat down. We got the baked potato tots as an appetizer and I ordered the Barbacoa street tacos. The tots took at least 30 minutes to come out and while we were waiting the waitress was no where to be found. We requested the tots before our food but then when the food came out it wasn't hot. This was a very cute spot but the service definitely lacked. The tots I will say were tasty but the tacos were very plain and lacked flavor. Wouldn't come back.

Our blueberry mules were really tasty, but unfortunately the food looked much better than it tasted. It was generally flavorless, but nothing horrible. The industrial type vibe inside isn't my thing, but if you need a place to watch a game and grab a drink with friendly faces around, this'll work

Hannah was awesome! Great energy -- excited to come back again. The iced coffee protein was so delicious too!

Nice little brunch/lunch spot in SoBro. The ambiance is simple and classy. Our food was decent, but nothing to write home about. The best thing we tried by far was the Mac n Cheese! The fat was rendered out of the pork belly beautifully and the cheese sauce was very flavorful. Absolutely delicious and the portion size was just right. The calzones and the quinoa burger were pretty good, but nothing special. We also had the Apricot of my Rye cocktail, and "cocktail" is a generous word for the drink. It was essentially just a $14 brandy on the rocks, though the alcohol was of decent quality. It was pretty expensive for what you get, even for a Nashville lunch joint.

They have their own free parking lot. I was greeted upon arrival. The decor was such a vibe. Different patterns and details throughout the restaurant. The food was amazing. They have a carnivore and herbivore menu which was too cute. The food came out piping hot. The brussel sprouts are a must try.

Wow! Just for the coffee alone... I had their monthly specialty drink "Nutty Irish" but they didn't have the regular vainilla so she added the cinnamon vainilla and wow. I loved it! I also got the single huevo ranchero with bacon... it was very yummy but it was a bit overwhelming due to the amount of salsa. They were very thick. Just lighten the amount and it would of have been perfect. I enjoyed them still. The service early morning was great. No people really but a few. The staff is friendly and attentive. The decor and space is clean. Music playing at a decent volume. Parking is difficult on the street but I think they have a garage but not sure if it get validated or you pay. I luckily found street parking. Overall, I enjoyed my food and a great space to come in the am.

Lain killed it! He is an excellent bartender and was very knowledgable about all food and drinks. I highly recommend The Goat!!

Visiting Nashville this week and coming to the Goat has been a daily joy. Love the food and vibes. Going to enjoy coming for breakfast/lunch for the rest of my trip. Hannah at the bar is very courteous,helpful and accomodating. She went out of her way to make sure my to go order was right for my mom!. Its nice to have a friendly face on a trip away from home! Wish I lived here so I could continue to visit!

Thanks to Hannah, I started my day right after a crazy night in Downtown. Great food and great bar service! Definitely coming back the next time I visit Nashville!

My first stop when I arrived to Nashville! Yummy cocktails, cool and eclectic layout, and the little bites I got to eat were phenomenal!

Fried food, heaven! I came here with my mother-in-law and two children and we pretty much ordered everything. I ordered the hot chicken wrap and a bunch of stuff for the table. The hot chicken wrap was delicious! It that perfect crunch and gave me that "healthy vibe" that I very much needed while indulging in the fried food buffet. A few stand outs were the loaded tots which have the option of adding an egg on top, def add the egg! The house made chips here are delicious and might even be better than the fries. The parking here is tough, it's mostly street parking or paid lots in the area. I love the look of this restaurant with their open concept bar area that has a patio seating option that looks out onto downtown Nashville. From the fried pickles to the loaded tater tots and their house made potato chips; this is a great place to battle that hangover or get your comfort food fix.

I love The Goat Sobro - there's another The Goat, but they have different menus. I love that there is a coffee shop in this location and their menu is awesome. With that, my favorite cocktail is the coffee chai latte one. It's amazing if you love coffee like me. Their flatbreads are really good, a great size. The hot chicken dip is delicious and flavorful. I liked that a lot. The tots were okay, a little smushy with cheese drizzled on top. The truffle fries were yummy. Their happy hour is pretty solid with $6 select cocktails. The blueberry mule is my favorite! Fruity, ginger beer, smooth. Each day, they also have a happy hour special so look at for that. Parking: there's a parking lot across the street with free parking which is so rare for a downtown restaurant!

First timer. Went there for lunch during the week, the place is very beautiful. I love the look of the inside of the building. There was ample seating and they had televisions! This was important because I was there around the time of the 1PM Cavs/Nets game. As a vegan. I grabbed both menus and the breakfast menu had more options. At first we were going to order the vegan biscuits as an appetizer but we were informed that the baker quit and they no longer had the bean biscuits or many of their dessert items. So I opted for the vegan scramble. They use Zero Eggs (soy), so if you're trying to do less soy, they don't have any options really. But with the vegan scramble, I also ordered the impossible sausage (the patties) and then the tots. My food overall was quite decent. I also ordered a mimosa, which was a lot of juice less champagne. But I won't dock a star for it. The service was good. I believe my servers name was Nate. He was cool, attentive, and he even gave a smoothies suggestion. Would I try it again, maybe to do the champagne wall. Only reason I wouldn't return is the lack of lots of vegan options, plus I try to limit my soy intake. I will say the Zero Eggs gives Just Egg a run for their money.

A friend and I came here on a Monday night to catch up over a few drinks. We both had wine. Red for me. White for her. The bartender was super cool and fun to interact with. The restaurant was empty when we arrived, so the atmosphere was very laid back. I really enjoyed the vibe! We didn't order any food so I can't comment on how it is. I did look at the menu and there were some items I would like to try out in the future. The GOAT is very spacious and a really nice space. I really enjoyed coming here and will definitely be back soon! Street parking and lot parking are both available.

I was really looking forward to coming here for dinner based on the other reviews but our experience was just average. It started with the server. She was pleasant but definitely lacked the Southern charm we experienced every where else. I noticed there were a lot of young adults...college kids. Our server was young as well and was not eager to wait on us at all...almost like we were putting her out. The food was average bar/pub food...nothing fantastic but good enough. If you want to hang with young adults and have some cocktails this may work but this is not my kind of place would not come back.

The review is for coffee and the breakfast food - not brunch. We ordered dine in. You order at the counter and they give you a number. Open seating. The dining room is open and clean. Visually appealing. Sadly the food was not good. My espresso was luke warm. Hubby said his coffee was good. My biscuit egg sandwich with sausage was very bland. The sausage tasted microwaved. The biscuit was dry and flavorless missing the buttery goodness of a delicious biscuit. Hubby had the spicy chicken biscuit. The pimento cheese was too thick and just didn't work. Chicken wasn't spicy. Same bad biscuit. Pretty space but we would not eat here again.

It's a neighborhood bar, really. The food isn't good, the prices are hilariously inflated for that mediocre food... but... they have great beer on draft and the servers know what they're doing. This is the type of place you go AFTER you went somewhere great, this isn't the place you should go if you WANT something great. Also - they serve pre-prohibition Old Fashioneds. That is to say they are full of pulp and cherries... absolutely disgusting. If you're over college age and like old fashioneds, don't order one here. Just get a home style. These bartenders don't actually know how to make cocktails, just conversation.

I don't casually hand out five-star reviews to every hip restaurant I walk into, as some do. But The Goat truly made an indelible impression on me, a trendy eatery with a beautiful, lofty interior, retractable garage doors that can be opened in moderate weather, and stellar westward views of the JW Marriott and the high rises of The Gulch. This venue is emblematic of the new Nashville, with striking decor, a fabulously inventive menu that celebrates local food, and a bar where you'll hear tales from out-of-state transplants. And it's well within walking distance of the tourist hotspots, but a little quieter and just beyond the madness. In a city that hardly sleeps, The Goat offers lengthy hours from early morning breakfasts to late-night dinners, and even stays open several hours past midnight on the weekend. The thriving SoBro neighborhood had so little to offer when I moved to Nashville in 1994. But now, within that miniscule 2.6 square miles, you'll find the Country Music Hall of Fame, Bridgestone Arena, the convention center, and celebrated restaurants like Etch, Bakersfield, and The Southern. The Goat now adds to that repertoire, one of the new kids on the block anchoring the LC SoBro apartment building. Technically, the property lies in the adjacent Rutledge Hill section just feet away from SoBro, but they're an honorary member or the neighborhood and I'm okay with that. With a bevy of irresistible appetizers, I settled on the Farmhouse Tots. Thick tater tots arrive with toppings like little chunks of pork belly, fresh scallions, cheese sauce, a tangy sriracha aioli, and a fried egg that bursts open and covers the dish. This amalgamation of flavors was truly wonderful. My main course was the Nashvegas Burger, and it rivals some of Nashville's best hamburgers like The Pharmacy and Jack Brown's. The towering, double-pattied masterpiece offers the rich flavor of aged Angus beef with a spicy, house-made pimento cheese spread on brioche. Fried onions add to the experience, although they were a little soggy amidst the cheese. Many of the knowledgeable chefs in Nashville find ways to incorporate bacon from the much-heralded Benton's meat shop in East Tennessee. And indeed, two beautifully salty Benton's bacon strips protrude from this burger, adding the perfect smoky flavor to every bite. There are many intriguing menu items that beckon my return, so I'll be back. The food is realistically a 4.5, but the atmosphere and location are perfect. So I think the five-star rating is deserved! You've earned the approval of this elite Yelper.

What a wonderful surprise to find this location open for food after 10pm on a Saturday night. There was ample space to sit, the location is clean, and staff was attentive. Our waiter was communicative and just a sweet guy! We ordered a mojito, a honey Paloma, brussel sprouts, a Nashburger with truffle fries, and the Korean chicken wrap. All was delicious but the star of the show were the brussel sprouts. So good! I will definitely be going back.

Great food , extremely clean and fantastic menu . We had hot chicken dip that was simply delicious.

This was my first time at this location. Came here to celebrate my sister in law's birthday. The menus is a bit different than the Germantown and Mt Juliet location; however, the food was very still good. There was quite a bit of us but our waitress Morgan was amazing, very attentive and accommodating. Not sure how often I will travel to this location but it's really cute inside and has a coffee shop inside as well. There is parking but it's small, we were able to find street parking not too far from the restaurant. Totally recommend this place, please check out the menu before, if you have some favs from the other location, it may not be available at the Sobro locale.

Right off I-40, this place was a super convenient spot to stop for lunch on our way through Nashville. We were immediately impressed with the atmosphere they've created inside. It has a rustic-modern feel that's very open, airy and bright. Our waitress (also the bartender) was very friendly and checked on us several times during our lunch. We had the Korean Fried Chicken Wrap with brussels' sprouts and the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with chips. Both were incredible and left us completely satisfied. When we're in Nashville next I'll definitely keep The Goat in mind!

The decor in this establishment is so aesthetically pleasing. We visited on a Sunday evening with not many patrons inside, but don't let that steer you from trying out this hidden gem. I haven never been and had been wanting to give this place a try. We were greeted by a guy at the front, taken to our table where we waited a couple minutes for our server to approach us. Boyyyy she approached us and was phenomenal!! Listen, if you go yo The Goat SOBRO, request the goat, Savannah, she's the best! Honestly, every employee we encountered was amazing. Shout out to the 4 of you who made our night. Keep radiating positivity, it's needed! On to the food! We ordered the Smashville jackfruit tots, Nashville Hot chicken flatbread/pizza, and The devil on the goats back flatbread.....EVERYTHING WAS GREAT. The slaw on the tots had a tangy but sweet taste perfect added touch, the jackfruit was so flavorful and tender (you couldn't tell it wasn't meat), but we asked for a side of bbq for extra added flavor to sop the tots in (recommended by Savannah) which was icing on the freaking cake. The flatbread pizzas were delicious. Our favorite of the night was the hot chicken pizza. We ordered it without the habanero oil because we didn't want the spiciness to take away from the flavor of the other components that made up the pizza. Don't be alarmed by the pickle bits on top, it adds that extra twist you didn't realize was needed. I will most definitely order this again. Don't sleep on The Goat SoBro, you'll be missing out if you do!

I wasn't expecting much when we came to The Goat, but the restaurant was a huge surprise and one of my favorite meals that we had in Nashville! The Goat has plenty of FREE parking in a lot down the block (rare for the city) and even though it wasn't busy when we went on Friday night, don't let that stop you from going in. The decor is absolutely beautiful and our server was great! We shared some plates between four of us and we all agreed on how good the meal was. My favorite was the flatbread followed by the very unique tots. The brussel sprouts were my least favorite since I don't like the vegetable anyways, but they were perfectly edible which is rare for a restaurant to even do lol. It's not a commonly recommended place for a city of tourists, but The Goat should be on everyone's list for a casual dinner out.

Awesome hidden away bar/restaurant. We had great drinks and great food! Service was very good! We'll be back!

The Goat Sobro was a phenomenal experience from great tasting food to nice people and fantastic service! Every food item was really good. Goat Cheese Board: we started with the goat cheese board. That came with cheese, crackers, nuts, and jam. That strawberry jam was delicious! It wasn't too sweet and you could taste the actual strawberries. we thought it was a great portion as well. Fried oyster poboy: I didn't know what to expect but this exceeded my expectations. There was a good amount of oysters and they were freshly fried. It worked well with the other toppings between the bread. I got brussel sprouts as the side and it was delicious - pretty cooked Brussels! Bbq chicken taco: this was very good and great flavors, but just a little too much bbq sauce and too strong. Otherwise it was good. Their cocktail menu is pretty unique and all the drinks were really good. A personal favorite was the double dirty Chai with vanilla vodka, iced coffee, chai, and sweet cream. They have a coffee shop inside the restaurant so I will need to come back to try that.

Staying at a quasi hotel night nearby. I came with a buddy for dinner and also for breakfast the next day. Both meals were disappointing. We got the buffalo cauliflower, the hot chicken dip and the tots and the only dessert they had of the four listed for dinner. Nothing was great. Minimal flavor. The dip seemed microwaved. It came out so fast and was inconsistently hot (temp was). The tots were the best item, but the order was small and the rest of the stuff on them wasn't great. We would have preferred all three other desserts over the one they had. Breakfast was less than great as well. Coffee here is good, and I'd maybe get the tots again but overall, not enjoyable meals.

Nice atmosphere, good food, terrible service, beyond terrible. We went on a Sunday, at the start of brunch time. They were out of bloody mary mix. This is their signature item! Service was extremely slow. I got the wrong drink. I ordered another, which never came, yet it was on the check. The only reason that I'm not giving one star is that the food was tasty. And even my wrong drink was good. Our server was pleasant but overwhelmed. They seemed to be understaffed. Poor management, starting the day out of bloody mary mix, really ?

I just moved to the neighborhood, and, having been to another "The Goat" location, knew that I was in for a treat being within walking distance of the new SoBro restaurant. We started with an order of the house fried mozzarella sticks which were a unique take on the appetizer. The cheese used -- halloumi -- was new to me and is now a new favorite. The breading was crispy but light, which let the rich flavor of the cheese shine. The accompanying marinated tomatoes, buttermilk herb dressing and kale pesto elevated each bite to another level. These were an instant hit. For my entree, I ordered the All American Cheeseburger. This was a big burger, with two sizable angus patties. While they were a little dry for my liking, the beef was still flavorful. The toppings were relatively standard but I really enjoyed the tangy pickles and sharp cheddar. The airy, soft brioche bun did a surprisingly good job of holding everything in place. I opted to upgrade my side with an order of truffle fries. Wow were these good. The fries were crispy and salty and came with a dusting of pecorino cheese. The side of garlic aioli made each bite heavenly. The service was spectacular -- everyone we interacted with was very friendly, and our waitress was attentive and personable. I loved the interior of the restaurant. The decor is upscale and eclectic. I can't wait to go back to try more of the menu including the delicious breakfast and brunch options.

Nice reclaimed space, with great food and service. Portions were actually quite large. There is paid parking nearby, but we found street parking. There's also this interesting and cozy nook up some spiral stairs.

We were so excited to try this place after reading great reviews. It took 30 minutes to get our coffees, and another 20 for our food. while the food was mostly good we did find a hair in the burrito. Our server was okay, didn't take responsibility for anything just seemed to be there to make new friends and not work. Nice looking place and was clean though.

What a find! Business meeting? Independent work stations? Feel like lunch? A beer? A coffee? It all goes here! Industrial, yet delicate ambiance and super clean. Friendly server steered us towards the Hot Chicken dip, and proposed omitting the habanero oil which was a smart move. This dip was delicious! Hot, creamy, flavorful, and tolerable spice. Chips were not too flimsy either. Split a Buffalo chicken wrap with truffle fries and I couldn't stop eating the crispy, well seasoned fries with plenty of potato skin left on. Got a salted Carmel iced Cuban coffee for dessert and damn! This place was SUCH a treat.

Our service was terrible. Server shook his head when we ordered after waiting 45+ minutes just to receive cocktails. Ordered appetizers, didn't come. Ordered food waiting for apps due to lack in security in our service, and still they did not come. I love the food, but the service was terrible. Kyle seemed nice but c'mon man, you had one other table.

Was visiting my son and we arrived late from out of town and going this place on Yelp. Walked in no one was there to assist, husband had to walk to the kitchen to get someone. The vibe of the place is laid back. The service didn't have a great start but our server was nice. Food was just okay it didn't taste fresh. Overall underwhelming. Wouldn't go back.

So worth making time to visit The Goat when in Nashville. The atmosphere is gorgeous from every angle, the spicy Bloody Mary was an experience, and our dishes were a fun experience to share. We had the tater tots, the biscuits, and the cauliflower bites. We truly couldn't pick a favorite. Incredible thought put into each element of the dishes. I can bet everything on the menu is just as good. This was truly a 5-star experience, but I am rating it 4-stars because the quoted wait time went so much longer than first stated, and our table service just left a lot to be desired. I am pretty sure we were forgotten. Also-- with a menu that intricate, mobile-only menus is tough. I'd love a paper menu (and feel super old writing that). Can't wait to go back.

What a great quiet place literally steps from Broadway. Was so excited to have found this place for dinner and get out of the hustle bustle of downtown. We were lucky enough to find a free parking spot and get right in for dinner on a Friday night. My friends and I decided to share appetizers which was an amazing idea to try lots of different things off the menu! Drinks were a little pricey, however the food was priced extremely well in the quality you are getting! They had lots of great beers on tap as well including craft beer and traditional domestic beers. I love the inside and the vibe of the whole dining area. Will definitely make a trip back to his place!

This place is legitimately the goat. The Nashvegas burger is the greatest thing i've ever eaten. The halfaloaf is top notch. But by far the best part was our waitress Jackie. She is the sweetest and most helpful server i've ever encountered. If you haven't tried this place, don't walk... run.

I can't remember the last time I had such slow service. I showed up on a Sunday evening and was the only person in the bar. Took about 5 mins to get greeted, and asked for a water and cocktail. Server disappeared for several mins before bringing the cocktail - no water. Disappeared again for several mins to bring water. Food is ordered and takes a minimum of 25 mins to arrive. I ask for a side of sauce for the fries - bartender forgets and it takes literally 20 more mins before I eventually get it. At this point other folks are sitting at the bar and from what I can tell they're also getting slow service. Not sure if the bartender was new or just having a bad day, but sheesh. Also, a $3 up charge for swapping potato chips for fries? Really? The ambiance is nice, but overall the service killed the experience.

Drinks are great! Highly recommend going during happy hour to get a deal on the cocktails! They also have a fun trivia night on Wednesday nights!

It's amazing how much great service can leave such a lasting impression on a place. Joe was our bartender/server at the bar and I can say I've never had a better bartender! From the moment we sat down his energy was out of this world and he made us feel so welcomed. He made us the lemosa, the rainbow sorbet mimosa, and espresso martini. My fave was the rainbow sorbet mimosa which reminded me of those rainbow popsicles you would eat as a kid. I would definitely recommend this place for their cocktails. We also ordered the brussel sprouts to start and the crab cake benedict and huevos rancheros as we came during brunch. Food was good - small portions but they literally call them "snacks" on the menu so it made sense. I left feeling satisfied and not overly full. Really great vibe overall and you can take cute photos here!

Not sure how the reviews here are positive. Look at Tripadvisor and you will see the reality of this place. SLOW SLOW service. Our server showed up 15 mins into our visit, then disappeared. First of all, there were only three other tables with guests seated. Not busy at all. Ordered cauliflower appetizer which was fantastic. It was all down hill afte that. Ordered bang bang tacos. Considering we waited more than 30 minutes for our food to arrive, the shrimp was cold and the breading was mush. The pineapple on them was hard and most likely old. The same for my wife's salad. Pineapple was unacceptable and the rest of the produce must of sat under a heat lamp. Extremely disappointing. I dined here cautiously after reading reviews mentioned above and got exaclty what I expected from HONEST feedback. Service is the worst. Food prep and quality is unacceptable. I will not return. Do better.

We always like to try different Restaurants that offer a variety of different foods. We showed up at 10:00pm and we were hungry. The Server was very nice and attended to our order quickly. We ordered some appetizers, Tator tots, Cauliflower, and Brussels Sprouts, best we have ever had by the way. 2 Pepperoni Flatbread Pizzas and drinks. We would come back here in a Heartbeat!!!