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- Steven YApril 27, 2016The confit goat belly and roasted pig's face are missing some acidity in their respective preparations to counteract the fattiness of the ingredients
- Manoj AmbalavananApril 17, 2022Great small plates to share with a large group - can’t go wrong with many of the options. A must try in Chicago
- MercedesMarch 1, 2014Never thought I'd say this but pig's face is a must from the menu. Hamachi crudo is amazing as well, same with the grilled beets. Desserts are ok but nothing to cheer about; stick to the main courses
- Lee HoffmanAugust 10, 2017Highlights: chickpea croquette, blueberry muffin bread, shishito peppers, potato pirogies, the other breads - skip the broccoli
- damionAugust 14, 2015If you want your kids to start eating cauliflower, or if you're a grown kid that cauliflower. Try it here. Pure deliciousness.
- Time Out ChicagoMay 22, 2012There are a few here for a Top Chef sighting, but most seek the chef’s flavors. Don’t leave without taking risks: roast goat neck? Foie gras for dessert? Izard is evolving how ingredients are seen. Read more
- Chicago TribuneAugust 1, 2014Parmesan-laced shishito peppers are a delight, and the thin-sliced, still-crunchy cauliflower bits with pickled peppers are a revelation.
- aneessa steilenSeptember 11, 2015Great spot! Perfect for dates or out with a group of friends. Good cocktails. Don't forget to get a goat order
- Meaghan FordDecember 2, 2010definitely try a bread to start things off. the chickpea fritters and squash ravioli were to die. green beans very good. ham fries with beer cheese and tomato aioli a good pairing with meat, but bewar
- Chicago TribuneAugust 1, 2014The sauteed green beans, tossed in a fish-sauce vinaigrette with hints of sambal and Dijon mustard, will change your life.
- Scherjang SinghAugust 9, 2014Eat everything ... you simply cannot go wrong. The pulled pork sandwich is outstanding.
- Time Out Chicago KidsJanuary 10, 2012There are lots of child-friendly options on the menu: ham frites and chickpea fritters with romesco and hazelnut hummus are hits. And all the bustle means no one has to be super quiet. Read more
- Cary BlackOctober 4, 2014Surprisingly easy to walk in without a reservation if you're willing to eat at the bar or seating area in the front of the restaurant.
- Molly EMay 30, 2015The menu changes often. You can't really go wrong with anything. The cauliflower and green beans have been on the menu forever.
- Sinaida K.July 9, 2017The menu here looks scary: pork face, duck tongues and so on. Tastes amazing. Just try not to think that you are eating a pork face 😄
- Natalya LisaJanuary 20, 2015Be ready to share a table with others you don't know. You will need to wait a little longer for a table of just your party
- Matt www.Travelyaps.comFebruary 5, 2015This place is still as unbelievable as it was last year. The broccoli short ribs and monkfish were on point. Yum!!
- Ninah RandolphAugust 14, 2016Definitely try all the goat dishes. My group and I basically ordered the whole menu and shared. Very good
- Janice LiJuly 16, 2011For entertainment during your meal, ask to sit in the back by the kitchen (only seats 2) and watch the bustling preparation. Green beans, scallops and pig face were delicious!!
- Algonquin Square Apartment HomesFebruary 17, 2015If you are going to The Girl and the Goat don't leave without the grilled baby octopus, it will change your life!
- Rachel RusnakJanuary 13, 2012Pretty amazing, especially when you come with the person who is dating the executive producer of Top Chef. A very memorable experience, not to mention exceptional food!
- Viktoria KatsAugust 17, 2014OMG! This place is amazing! Absolutely everything is delicious but cauliflower and goat empanadas are a must have!
- AnnaFebruary 24, 2017PIG FACE! everything we tried was just delicious and the service was great. can't wait to come back.
- Justin is the best bartender in Chicago...try the halibut with almond purée and don't leave without eating the sugo
- David O CJanuary 15, 2022Outstanding. The chickpea fritters and the salad with sharp along with the pork shank are excellent
- Tom LeeApril 1, 2013It's impossible to step inside Stephanie Izard's West Loop restaurant, popular with chefs and locals alike, and not feel the joy. The sense of community and comfort are widely apparent, from the so...
- Rachel GruberJune 28, 2011We didn't know how many plates to get, so we asked the waitress who said 4/person. You really only need 3/person - everything is so rich! Our favs were the green beans & the cauliflower
- Shirley LiuNovember 7, 2016Definitely try the pork shank, green beans, escargot ravioli, bread and spreads, and pig face.
- Rachel BrownJune 21, 2012Go with a small group and order almost everything on the menu. Great dishes to sustain the concept. Worth the reservation, wait, & money.
- David HoltzAugust 6, 2016Go in late at night and you can sit without a reservation. The cauliflower is awesome!
- Scott KleinbergMay 4, 2013You know how there are only reservations at like 4:30 and 11? Well, that's because the experience is so freakin' awesome that there's nothing else left. Try the green beans, and never skip the bread.
- Tom FortierSeptember 19, 2011Sit at the bar and chat with the bartenders for their recommendations. But expect both a wait and an aggressive crowd also waiting for bar seats. It's worth the wait though! Read more
- Korie EhemannSeptember 17, 2012If you don't get the pig face, you're doing it wrong. Absolutely amazing food. And they make lemon cello in house and it's great.
- Fatima AFebruary 4, 2016Goat Carpaccio, duck tongue and tuna, green beans, blood orange tea and THIS for dessert! 👌
- MayeeJanuary 3, 2015Goat empanadas and Grilled octopus were the most memorable items. Yummeh! Sea bass with mole was way too salty and the mole overpowered the fish/rest of the dish.
- Jenny AguirreMarch 19, 2013No reservations? Get there by 4:30 and sit by the bar for dinner and drinks. You won't regret it! Food is amazing.
- Time Out ChicagoDecember 6, 2011Try the chocolate bouchon from our 100 Best list: Stephanie Izard successfully incorporates foie gras as a decadent marshmallow “fluff” alongside a moist chocolate cake.
- Sruts SamMarch 1, 2013Make reservations, if you can; try the braised pork shank; good for parties of 2-4 for decent portions of every dish you order.
- Rosie AtkinsonApril 20, 2014Veggies are to die for: never thought cauliflower or green beans could change my life, but here anything is possible.
- Verena AlbuquerqueNovember 14, 2016Absolutely amazing. Confit goat belly (my favorite), cauliflower, duck tongues and pig face.
- Penny RossNovember 21, 2010Who would have thought pig face tasted Sooooo good? One of the many surprisingly delicious ingredients dished up. Amazing ribs too- earn your free wet wipes by eating them with your fingers!
- Gina Santosuosso-HusseyJanuary 13, 2014AMAZING!! Ordered two items from each food category. Each bite was brought a new flavor!!
- Staci StarksJanuary 12, 2012One of the best and most interesting meals I've had. The Ham Frites & Green Beans were amazing! If you're feeling adventurous, try the Pig Face.
- Matthew TaubApril 15, 2015Unbelievably good! One of the best places in Chicago. Small plates so be prepared to share.
- Scot WheelerSeptember 1, 2015Meh. I probably should have tried the burger. Good food that seems to use every part of the duck, but you have to enjoy eating in a crowded closet to really love this spot.
- TopshopJune 19, 2012Not only is this a great place for people watching but their goat's milk cheesecake has to be one of the best cheesecakes ever! Trust us...
- Chet ManciniJuly 28, 2017Get at least one goat dish. The pig face is pretty tasty--kind of like a breakfast hash.