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Baby Goat Coffeehouse

3.8 (55 reviews)
Closed • 6:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Outdoor seating

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Clean and peaceful
Honesty J.

Imagine the perfect sandwich and beverage in the midst of quiet people as you hum along to an outstanding set of old school tunes. This is The Goat, situated in the outskirts of Boulder-proper and with almost ample parking. And if you also buying a car next door at Green Eyes Motors, you're in for a treat. Between the peaceful and straight forward buying process and this lovely cafe, I couldn't be happier. The furniture here at The Goat is comfy while the long table brings about a community feel. I had the Turkey Panini, Noosa Coconut Yogurt and a SanPelligrino Aranciata Rosa. I'm so happy I wandered to this part of town for a car and a meal :) LOVE IT!

The goat

This spot is awesome! Go get you some coffee! Even the burritos are awesome, especially for being pre made. The staff is really cool and will converse with you as well. Definitely will be back next time in Boulder!

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Alannah S.

This is in an interesting location, I was confused when I pulled into the parking lot of what looked to be a coffee shop and used car dealership. And I was right! The building is split by a small divider, on the left side a small car dealership and on the right "The Baby Goat" as it says from the outside, but is indeed The Laughing Goat. The door to get to the coffee shop is the same door used to enter the dealership. As far as a coffee shop, it serves its purpose. Espressos, cortados, etc. I got an iced matcha latte and sat down to do some work on my laptop. They have an open WiFi network (so no WiFi password). The place is small and relatively quiet, but I couldn't help feeling like I was in the lobby of the car dealership. My matcha latte was also very powdery and chalk-like tasting. Not twrrible, but I probably won't be back.

MaryBeth R.

I love stopping at the goat on my way to work, or during the work day if I need a quiet spot to work away from the office. Staff is friendly, there is always plenty of parking, and while they do a brisk volume, they're quick and there is always plenty of seating since most of the customers are getting their Joe to-go. Glad there is such a nice cafe in a place that is otherwise void of coffee shops and restaurants!

Cortado - looks pretty but the espresso was not extracted well and the milk was pretty thin. Will try again another day.

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Love the vibe. Great selection of coffee/tea but also kombucha, etc.

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The lattes are amazing. The mochas? Nothing short of a Tantric experience!! Goat at the Garage - BEAUTIFUL COFFEE!!

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