The Goat — Restaurant in East Hertfordshire

Great food at a reasonable price. Loved the Halloumi chips, Goats Cheese Terrine with roast vegetables and the Filo parcel of cream cheese and hand cut chips with skins on . Also enjoyed the Lemon cheese cake presented as in a Michelin star restaurant. The individual Apple pie with sultanas and custard was large and tasty. Recommend the Guest Ale. Partner had a Wine Spritzer. Total. Bill £40 was good value.

15 February 2022 Visited again. I had a fantastic Beef Burger. Delicious burger thick quality tasty meat made on site . Great potato wedges with skin on. As it was Tuesday burger was half price. It is great value even at full price. My friend had Lamb Kofta Kebab, Tzatziki, Pitta & Salad. This was a small plate - this is more than enough for a full meal at just £6.95 and absolutely delicious. 29th March Back for a light meal. We loved the Halloumi chips with Salsa as a snack - salsa the best I have eaten. small plates of yummy Goats cheese with rocket and molasses and I had Mac and lobster cheese and homemade mini loaf . Finished if we each had really freshing kiwi, mango Eton Mess with passion fruit coulis and cream. 8th October 2024 The kitchen opens at 5pm so we popped in for a quick early meal. It was half price burgers on Monday and Tuesday We both chose a Lamb and Tzatziki burger. Delicious large homemade and great soft bun and generous skin on chips. I upgraded to Halloumi chips. Finished off with a lemon pannacotta tart with winter berry compote and excellent coffee. This is such a lovely community pub. I was amazed to find that whilst the publican family take a break locals including the Vicar are standing in as bar persons and a mobile street food and on some nights a mobile pizza van will be...

Having worked in this pub a few years back, I was keen to find out what the new landlords had done with the place. We dined with The Goat on a Sunday afternoon, we had a late booking 4.30pm and intension was to have a roast dinner. We were met by the friendly staff who were very warm and inviting, showed us to our table and handed us the menu, which unfortunately didn't show the roast dinners which was disappointing, especially as that was what we were going there for :-( We asked one of the passing staff and she kindly told us yes there was roast dinners and told us what was available which immediately cheered us up again and especially when we witnessed what was coming out of the kitchen! We ordered starters, calamari and garlic mushrooms, these were out of this world with flavour and presentation! We also ordered the Pork and Beef roast. I have to say, most probably the best roast dinner we have had out in years! It was well cooked, plentiful and extremely tasty! We ended up have a lovely chat with the new landlady and overall were very pleased we revisited. The pub was spotlessly clean and the decor was warm and friendly. We enjoyed it so much we rebooked for the following week with my parents!!...

It’s mean to be A family pub which should have food for all parties of the family. Kids, adults and elderly. I don't think they like people not English or local. Nephew is lactose intolerable but only two items on menu and no dessert for them. No diet or sugar free drinks just water and this is a pub whose main aspect is to provide drinks for customers. They Placed us on a table with no room for people to squeeze past into the kitchen and kept kicking the high chair with the child in place. Instead of giving us a better suited table which they did have. No health options for people which is shocking. They do a chicken salad for kids but not an adult portion. Food was nice as least but service was terrible. Didn’t know anything about the menu. Was not apologetic after she dropped the milk for another customer and it splashed me and my son. No Sunday roast on the menu we were given but other customers seemed to have been able to order it. Maybe it’s because they don’t like people not British going into their pub as we surely didn’t get the same service as the English...