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Stumbling Goat Bistro
- American
- Seattle, AR
About this business
Editorial fromThe menu features seasonally inspired American favorites prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Chef Joshua Theilen, formerly executive sous chef at Trellis restaurant at Kirkland's Heathman Hotel, mans the kitchen. His menu, though…
Location details
6722 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, AR, 98103, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | Closed | |
| Tue | 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. | |
| Sun | 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
I love this place – I can't say enough about the quality of the food served here. It's local, organic when available and delicious. They steer toward comfort food but make it feel like gourmet food. My friend and I laughed mid way through the meal when we realized we were oohhing and aahhhing over essentially beef stew, roast chicken and mahed potatoes. But it's great, great quality, well seasoned, well thought out food combinations. It's a casual atmosphere and the staff is quite friendly and helpful in their recommendation... read more
Perfect on a Thursday Night – We came at 8:00 pm on a Thursday night and had fabulous service from John. He explained the organic menu, gave great recommendations, was very friendly and professional, and gave us perfect service. He let us eat our meal at our own pace; we were the only couple in the restaurant and we didn't feel rushed at all when we ordered dessert and sat there chatting for a long time. I didn't find the organic bent of this restaurant to be a pretentious experience at all as another review suggested. The f... read more
Everytthing was great, except the food/prices... – Exterior is very inviting, the service was great (I didn't have to ask for my water glass to be refilled) and the decor nice, though a little cluttered. The food, however, was not worth the price. $18 for an entree of ravioli that is worth $10 is pretty absurd. Our bill was a little over $50, for two people, with each of us having only an entree and a glass of wine. For food that is only so-so, the price does not fit the quality of the food. The search for good italian conti... read more
Yes, they care but.... – I've had a lot of great meals around town and "the Goat" is surely on my go-to list. Yes, they care about what they feed you; yes, sometimes the descriptions make my head spin but they always make my stomach growl. But I don't understand why anyone would complain about them being preachy about the food they serve. I've only ever felt welcome to ask questions or be left alone depending on my mood. They have an incredible pasta dish (bolognese) that makes me wish I could eat there every night. Last wee... read more
Sorely disappointed – This restaurant is far too in love with its sustainable, organic, holier than thou virtues. If I'm paying nearly $30 for roasted chicken and mashed potatoes, it had damn well better taste great. Want a Diet Coke? Sorry, we only have pure cane sugar soda...rolls eyes...please! On the plus side, the Wagyu beef mini burgers were great, albeit miniscule and $7 each. We won't go back, which is a shame, because it's convenient and has a nice atmosphere.
Stumbling Goat lacks service – Dinner with our out-of-state friends, a party of 6, with reservations. Noticed immediately was the lack of attention as we walked in the door, which continued. The waitress put on the airs of a fine restaurant, but didn't carry it off with adequate attention to her tables. I actuallied had to wave after other efforts to get anyone's attention with 3 staff standing behind the counter more interested in their own flirtations than their tables. The food was imaginative to their credit and well pre... read more
Satisfaction here........ – A very cozy bar area is a pleasant place for a romantic dinner.....really inspired cocktails.....we enjoyed the Alaskan Spot Prawns with farro fries......SO fresh.....a delicious combination that showcased the chef's creativity and his commitment to local, seasonal & organic ingredients.....this is a place that adds luster to the PNW dining scene...and the staff is a delightful & passionate-about-good-food & drink group.
Fall from Grace (I really hope they turn it around) – The Stumbling Goat has been one of my favorite places for years. I have had birthdays and anniversaries there and it has been a go to place to take out of town guests for a great meal in a great relaxed and intimate atmosphere. The Stumbling Goat was also the place to get great food at a great price. Sadly over the last year much of what was great about the Goat has faded. The service gets slower, less informed and less attentive with each visit. The food has also gone fr... read more
One bad Birthday dinner – Unattentive wait staff and poor food made for a very long evening. The best thing we had was the cheese plate and they didn't make that. When all your thinking while at the table is when can I get out of here you know your in the wrong place. The only good thing they did was comp one of our meals after we complained. I don't know if they were having a really bad night or if this is business as usual but I will not be going back.
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How is Stumbling Goat Bistro rated?
Stumbling Goat Bistro has a 4.2 star rating with 58 reviews.
When is Stumbling Goat Bistro open?
Stumbling Goat Bistro is open now. It will close at 9:00 p.m.
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