Goat - Menu

Delicious food and good serviceWould particularly recommend the paprika fries and the chocolate brownie.

A unique style of Italian cuisine is was you get at Goat, located on one of the best streets for eating out in Chelsea.

Located on one of the best streets in Chelsea, this Italian restaurant offers a unique dining experience. With the restaurant on the first floor and a DJ bar on the second floor, my friend and I had a fantastic night out. We visited on a Thursday evening and were recommended to sit by the window to enjoy the views of Fulham Road. We started by sharing some appetizers, all of which were delicious. I especially enjoyed the creamy and tender burrata with datterini tomatoes and salsa verde. The tuna tartare with avocado, chili, mooli, and tamari was also excellent, with well-paired flavors. For my main course, I chose the roasted monkfish... (continues)

I have visited Goat three times and I must say that they offer a wide variety of Italian dishes. They have a 50% off deal on Wednesdays if you show a local postcode. We ordered a pizza with brasaola, parmesan, pesto, rocket, and truffle oil. The pizzas were crispy and the ingredients were fresh. My pizza was very tasty, although not the best in London. I had higher expectations, but overall there was nothing to complain about. On my second visit, I tried the rib eye steak tagliata with rocket and pecorino. It was beautifully presented, but a bit tough. For dessert, I had the molten lava cake with vanilla ice cream. It was delicious and definitely worth trying.

The Vibe In a City obsessed with hidden gems, where every fridge, nook and cranny seems to be home to a sneaky watering hole, I’ve taken to whispering passwords at pretty much anything these days – toilet seats included, and knocking for hollow walls. So the ‘Prayer Room‘ upstairs at The Goat has a tough act to follow, but holds its own against fierce competition. Say you’re there to “repent for your sins” and get a secret code that opens a hidden door into a den of opulence. Inside, it more than meets expectations; reaffirming why the speakeasy is such a popular first date choice: flattering candlelight, sofas to sink into side-by-side, vintage charm aplenty and dare I say...read more

What I stumbled upon once as pure coincidence, has now become an all time local favourite on the corner of Fulham road and Park Walk in Chelsea. Once a traditional pub, Goat has been nipped and tucked into an uber chic gastro pub serving nothing of what one might expect by walking by. Abandoning the cliché of ‘reinterpreting’ traditional English pub cuisine, chef Marco Museli presents an array of delicious Italian dishes served to an impeccable standard one would expect from any top Italian restaurant. The chef does pay homage to the past life of the restaurant by serving one of London’s most delicious burgers which is topped with pancetta; a burger that every Londoner ought to...read more

The Fulham road is awash with very shi shi restaurants, people reeking of pots of cash and designer clad babies wearing amber 'teething ' necklaces. It 's also home to a smart looking restaurant called Goat, the menu of which seemed to have been written especially for me. Bass 'cooked ' in citrus juices, beef carpaccio and tuna tartar being three of my favourite dishes in the culinary spectrum meant choosing a place for lunch a rapid decision. My friend, being a big fan of pizza and burrata, a creamy version of mozzarella, had no hesitation in ordering toppings of prosciutto San Daniele, burrata and rocket with a basil reduction. £14) I decided to go for the carpaccio £9) and the...read more

I have wanted to go here for a while now and it did not disappoint. The goat is fun, chic with a energetic atmosphere. The staff are friendly and helpful and the mounted rams head and a painting of a drinking goat fits perfectly with the restaurants trendy aesthetic. After being seated by the window and enjoying a delightful pinot noir the starters arrived and were delicious. The carpaccio was tender and the burrata smooth and creamy. The mains were equally delicious, the steak even attracted some jealousy from passers by who were leaving the bar upstairs!! Unfortunately I didn't take photos as I was far too busy enjoying myself however I have been told the pizzas are fantastic too so...read...

The interior and exterior of GOAT are quite contrasting and really add intrigued to the venue. From the outside GOAT looks like a contemporary take on a classic pub, however inside the restaurant there is a New York style pizzeria feel with touches of metal, raw wood and an open kitchen to bring a modern feel. And upstairs is a whole other ball game. GOAT DRINK has a really old-world feel with thick drapes at the windows, a large dark wood bar, voluptuous cushions, vintage wallpaper and faded paintings on the walls. You could stay lost in GOAT forever and continue to be surprised. For supper we ordered: goats cheese, tomato, mozzarella, zucchini and rocket pizza for me and a Bourbon and...re...