Goat Head

Stopped by Goat Head around 11:30 with some friends during a busy Sunday brunch. Despite being a small, independent neighborhood spot and clearly busy, they managed the crowd well. What stood out was how well the food accommodated a table with various breakfast tastes. Some of us prefer sweet brunch options, while others like savory, but, literally, everything was so yummy for everyone at the tabl

My visit to Goathead Coffee & Eatery felt like stepping into something effortlessly cool, sleek, minimal, and completely unpretentious. The only adornment was a line of lush green plants along the windowsills, and somehow that simplicity made the space feel exactly right. You order at the counter, pour your own water from a bucket into nostalgic red glasses, and settle in. That small ritual alone m

Great food! The brussel sprouts were very crispy. I really liked the Laura Jane Grace. Sometimes I am hesitant to have vegan egg and meat as it can taste very processed, but the vegan substitutes in this sandwhich were very good. Nostalgic taste while not feeling overly done. The potatoes served on the side were also great, very crispy with flaky sea salt. My non-vegan friend really enjoyed the om

Their sandwiches are very good made with fresh ingredients. You can tell they put thought into the combinations. The desserts were also a highlight. The only downside is that they take a while to bring out your order, so be patience to wait a bit. That said, it was worth the wait. Customer service was great and the staff was friendly throughout the visit.

Honestly, I don’t go around giving reviews but this place definitely deserves it. It was my first time here. The waitresses are sweethearts and the food was deliciousness! I love the whole order at the register thing, it gave me time to look over the whole menu without feeling so pressured. I’ve had trouble finding a place that could make me a bomb vegan breakfast burrito and this burrito was lite