The Goat - Portsmouth

We went to brunch while we were on a short holiday and liked it so much that we went back the next day and ordered the same again. I had the brisket bbq omelett with the fools gold mimosa (st. patrick’s day special.) my wife had the goat hash special with the boozy shamrock shake (st. patrick’s day special.) on the first day we shared the goat cane drink that was huge! it was $35, but it was worth definitiw. all around, eating was amazing, service was good, and we had a great time!

Great place! we went on a Sunday after brunch, and it was really busy. the service was great, and eating was amazing. I had the hungry man who was 2 eggs, housed, ham, sausage, speck, toast and 2 pfancake. the **** mary are soou good! many toppings for the **** mary 's as well. I'll go back in any case. I want to go back at night when they have live music.

Great food, happy hour specials and very friendly, attentive staff. I also really liked the outdoor seating area which features some heat lamps and long tables. We had the fried pickles and shared a poutine as an appetizer. The fried pickles came with jalapeños and a yummy sauce which I wasn 't expecting, really good. The poutine is normally a meal but we shared it as an additional appetizer with our group of 4. The beef gravy on the poutine was flavorful and the fries were thin and crispy. I do think it could have used a little extra cheese but we all enjoyed it. Among the group, we had 4 burgers. 2 Beef burgers, a friend chicken burger, and a veggie burger. We were all really happy with our food. It 's also cool that the burgers come stamped with a goat shape. There 's also an option of tumbleweeds which are like thin onion rings, instead of fries with the burgers. We also had some beers and drinks and the waitress was really good about noticing when our drinks were low and asking if we needed anything. Definitely reccomend!

Rustic style eatery with a bar serving beers and booze. Many TV's showing sports, classic cars, etc... food was really good! It was a late afternoon lunch, so no live music, but my dad, who has been there when they had live music said that the ones he's heard have been really good. Staff was polite and friendly. The only issues that I noticed was the highchair had not been wiped down and then floor was messy and should have been spot swept, at the very least.

I also enjoyed a delightful Bernie’s omelette made with speck, goat cheese instead of cheddar, and topped with avocado and cilantro lime aioli. The accompanying potatoes were crispy and delicious, and I received a lovely slice of marble rye toast. And the prices for these fresh delights? Quite reasonable! By the way, I noticed that the wait for the other restaurant down the street (which is also great but usually packed) was out the door, while we walked right in at 8:00 when they opened and were seated at a window table. Bravo, Goat!