Girl & the Goat

This place is sister to the namesake and iconic Chicago restaurant, and is definitely establishing itself firmly in the LA culinary scene. Went for brunch and it was just the ideal that one always longs for - creative, fun, and tasty - - everything crumpets: almost every table ordered this and there wasn’t for no reason; really liked the fluffy crumpets themselves and the smoked salmon with other pickles and stuff went really well with that - pork belly chap chae: quite surprised to see what it actually was; a bowl of glass noodles, felt very Asian, but also hard to relate it to any particular dish; refreshing, and just the sort of lovely dishes that words won’t do justice and one has to try - yogurt & granola: very aesthetically presented and tasted even better ;) The nice location in the art district plus the large well-designed indoor and outdoor spaces are worth mentioning too. Again, highly recommend, and will come back and try dinner!

Our favourite meal in LA Came here on a Friday night and it was a vibeee. Great buzz and a lot of cool people. The food was overall excellent combination of flavours and textures and menu has a great variety. Their cocktail ring of fire was ???? We had great service from Freddy! Thoroughly enjoyable evening.

the food tasted great, presentation was beautiful, and the flavors were so unique. however, i would probably not return or recommend the place because of it’s crazy prices, small portions, and weak drinks. i went with 4 people and they recommended 8-10 whole plates for the table, which was far more than we were expecting; they were right though — when we got our entrees, they were legitimately half to third of what we would expect of a normal entree at another restaurant. it seems like the restaurant focuses on quality and uniqueness over quantity, which is good for a one-time splurge but not much else. it did genuinely taste good (we loved the green beans, sourdough, and steak entree), but we had to order so much to actually feel satiated.