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Little Goat Diner

3.7 (338 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Tammi W.

Stopped here as it was featured on DDD which means Guy Fieri ate here on Food Network. Had the little piggy that he got on the show. It was really good but it did have a spicy kick to it. Service was good. Parking was not so good.

Katrina V.

We went to Little Goat Diner for brunch prior to catching a game at Wrigley Field. I made reservations at 11am for a party of 13. They weren't able to seat us all together in one table, but I was assured that our tables would be next to each other and they were. Half of the girls sat in an alcove booth, and the other half was at a table with pull out chairs. The restaurant was funky... in a good way. The decor was a not to the 70s. Service was fine. Our waitress was really friendly, and she acknowledged that they were behind on the coffee drinks since they only had one barista. I ordered the Little Goat Latte. I didn't love it nor hate it. Acquired taste if you ask me because of the pungent goat milk and masala spice. Food came out in a timely manner, and it was OK. We ordered the chicken and kimchi dip to share, and it was fantastic. Favorite thing I ate at The Little Goat Diner. I got the okonomiyaki without bacon as my entree, which was not what I expected. The okonomiyaki was fluffy like an American pancake and didn't have the cabbage mix like I'm used to. That said, the flavors were all there with the kewpie mayo, bonito flakes, etc. The fried tempura balls added a nice texture.

vegan tofu sammie (main dish)
Anne Marie H.

I went here on a weekday around 11 AM, and the place was busy but not packed. The beautiful outdoor dining area was perfect for a warm (and slightly breezy) summer day! The staff were all very friendly here and seemed to enjoy their job. They made our experience quite nice! Here's what I ordered (all vegan): Iced chai tea latte with pistachio milk - 3/5 wished it had more flavor Side of chili crunch fries - 5/5 perfect combo of textures & flavors Tofu sammie - 4/5 tasted great but hard to eat due to the large cubes of tofu (would've been better if thinly sliced) All in all, I enjoyed the food and appreciate the vegan options! (Make sure to ask for their vegan menu since they don't automatically give it to you.) A word of caution, though... look at the check when they give it to you. Ours had 2 additional drinks on it that we didn't order.

Lemon blueberry sundae
Megan H.

Second time at little goat diner and every time has been great! The food is outstanding, and the service is quick and kind. I got the fish tostadas and they were incredible - definitely pair it with their house made hot sauces. Also got the blueberry sundae and omggg the crunchy bits in the sundae really were the star of the show, I am obsessed and need those on all my sundaes moving forward! Love love love this place!

Okonomiyaki
Kate H.

I'd been to the 'old' Little Goat when it was still in the West Loop, but hadn't yet made it to the new location. It's a lot smaller, which also makes it loud, and that's the one big downside. They do have a good amount of outdoor seating, which helps, though we stat inside this visit. I had the okonomiyaki, which was delicious! The flavors were excellent, it was a good portion, and a decent price (especially for what you get). My friend and I also split a carafe of the strawberry mimosas, which were good (there was a hint of sumac in the juice, which added some nice depth). The service was good-the food came out quick and our server checked on us a few times. My friend and I hung around for a while, and service dropped off after our plates were cleared (which didn't much bother me, as it was clear we were just chatting and finishing up our mimosas). They were able to split our check, which is always super appreciated. It gets busy on the weekend for brunch, though it did clear out around 1:15ish (which also helped the noise level). I definitely recommend!

Mike O.

When we came to Chicago on a summer vacation, we came ready for Deep Dish Pizza, Chicago Dogs, and some mean Italian! We had no idea that this little diner, in the middle of a cute neighborhood a few blocks from Wrigley, would end up being our FAVORITE eatery on our trip! We pulled up here, without a reservation, 90 minutes before a Sunday afternoon Cubs game. The place was popping, but we somehow snuck in and even nabbed the LOVELY booth with neon lights right up front! Score! The dining room is tight, but super cute, and the staff were all working hard and very friendly! Our waitress offered many GREAT recommendations, which we all mostly used! We ordered many different things - some breakfast-y, some lunch-y, some sweet, some savory! ALL of the above were absolutely fantastic! This was one of those places where everything on the menu just seems to be a little different, a little special. There's an ingredient combination giving it a boost, or a little extra TLC making it EXTRA special and tasty! I tried a bite of every dish at our table, and it was true - everything was amazing, and everything was just a step above the best you've ever had before. Outstanding! Best of all, we got in, had our amazing brunch, and got out, just in time to hit our seats at Wrigley by first pitch! Food = 6/5 Facility = 4/5 Service = 5/5 Ambiance = 4/5 Value = 3/5

Blueberry Lemonade
Kenna G.

Updated review after trying their ice cream - I had such a better experience! There, sweet treat menu is unique and delicious. On the expensive side for sure the staff were extremely kindly friendly. The brown butter toffee dip was incredible! Nice patio for the summer.

Specials Menu
Miranda L.

Visited Little Goat Diner on a Sunday mid-morning without a reservation. The inside is smaller with a couple of tables and booths as well as a counter to sit at. During the summer, they have a ton of tables outside along the street; this at least doubles their seating capacity. The crowd really picked up around 10:30-11; but before that, you would be okay to walk in. For drinks, I got the hot Little Goat Latte. The flavor was buttery from the goats milk, spiced and not overly coffee forward. I really enjoyed the taste and it was unlike any other latte I've had. My group also got a Chai Tea and Umami Mami Latte. Both had great flavor. For food, we started by sharing the Ooey Gooey Cinna-Biscuit. It was so good but sweet so happy I didn't have this all to myself. I ordered the This Little Piggy Sandwich and my group got the Parathas Burrito and Okonomiyaki. All these dishes were ones our server recommended and happy she did. The flavors were so unique and each dish was so different. I absolutely loved my biscuit sandwich. Be sure to ask for the sauces on the side to try as well! I love that this menu is big enough where I can happily come back to try other great options. The service was great and our group left perfectly full highly recommend trying Little Goat Diner as a summertime brunch spot! Pro Tip: They have a walk up ordering window outside so if you want a small taste from a coffee, tea, or baked good, skip the full dining experience and grab something on the go.

French Onion Omelette. Yum.
Kevan P.

Tasty flavorful food. Wonderful for a nice brunch. Great service. Reasonable prices. Nice walkable neighborhood.

Fish Tostadas
May-Lynn L.

The little goat diner is a must hit restaurant for me everytime I visit Chicago from California. I've been coming back for ~10 years now and I love how each time the menu is slightly different so there's always something new to try. This is my first time coming to this location though since they used to be in the west loop. But happy to report the food and the ambience really did feel the same. My favorite dish is the chickpea salad because the kale with the homemade tzatziki is delicious. It hits everytime! The new items to try this time were the fish tostada and the This little piggy. The fish tostada had a lot of tang and pickled onions, cabbage and jalapeños that had a bit of an Asian twist to it. The marinade on the fish was delicious as well. The little miss piggy was interesting to try but a little too dense for us. Parking is street parking and the bathrooms were great! I love to describe Chef Izard's menus as putting things together you never thought were supposed to go together and then all of a sudden it's a delicious experience in your mouth. I would definitely suggest coming by and trying anything that seems interesting.

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Matt M.

ya helo ok cam 2 litel goat diner 4 food grate servis grate atmosfeer grate time orderd the shrimp n grits so gud best shrimp n grits i had sinse that time i had my ant barbs shrimp n grits at her house in kentuckee turns out she wasnt my ant my parents left me at a truk stop n some ladee pickd me up and fed me diner befor cops came n pickd me up dcfs sed they wer guna come get me but they never showd up always wundrd wat my lyf wuldve ben like if they took me eneways grate shrimp n grits at litle goat diner

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Anthony D.

The place was packed, even the patio but the wait was only 15 minutes. It's a cool spin on diner food with a coffee bar attached. Not really an issue, but the ingredients were used pretty often between the dishes so they tasted a bit similar. We tried: - Spring Cold Brew - This Little Piggy - Sloppy Chicken Sandwich - Chili Crunch Chicken & Dumplings - Chili Crunch Cheese Fries The sandwich I think was the best, reminded me almost of a banh mi. The cold brew also was pretty good and would honestly come back just for the coffee.

Half of Omlet Special
Bob S.

Outstanding Food and Service. The food here was crazy. Good! We came in for the breakfast specials and they were wonderful. So was the latte and chai latte. As some of the best latte drinks! We've ever had. We started with the special omelette, which included tzatziki, chili crunch, cream cheese and herbs. That was the one we were fighting over. We also had the breakfast biscuit with pickled onions and pickles and chili crunch. Sooo good! This is a place worth going back to for sure. Had a very cool vibe too. Kind of a upscale old school diner. Nice neighborhood vibe too.

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Maybe 8 or less. Recommend a reservation. It's really really small in there!

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Lou Mitchell's - Pecan Roll

Lou Mitchell's

3.9(1.3k reviews)
4.6 mi•West Loop, Near West Side
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Get your kicks on Route 66 #Chicago #flyforfood #Yelpfriends…read more OMG! I must say the midwest chefs are accustomed to feeding hungry farmers and truckers I think. The portions of each menu item is HUGE. Be prepared to wait in line for a table. No reservations taken, you just wait your turn in that line.... Food is actually pretty darn good. Rolls and fruit are complimentary. Their home made jelly and marmalade is absolutely delicious (OK, full disclosure: I grabbed a couple containers of the marmalade and carried them back home to Honolulu, I should have purchased their jar of marmalade which I didn't know they had. It was after and as I walked out of the Establishment that I noticed it. I shared the Denver Omelet and it was a good thing because that meal was HUGE. Looking at the food our traveling companions ordered only confirmed the decision to share the meal was the right thing to do. OH that darned Pecan Roll, recommended by our waiter was delicious and let me just say one bite curbed my sweet craving. Iconic Lou Mitchell's has been there for over 100 years. There is something to be said about an establishment in business for a century. AND the big thing? Close to the start of Route 66..... A must try and a must visit if you are in Chicago, let alone in the area

Lou Mitchell's was our brunch destination of choice for our group. This is a truly iconic Chicago…read morediner with huge portions and lots of customers. We arrived on a weekend morning, and the line was out the door. It went by relatively fast. The turnaround is good, considering the restaurant is pretty big, with seats for all party sizes inside plus some tables outside. Service was just fine. As a diner, it was pretty average, but our general needs were met. Our food came out in a decent amount of time as well. My friend and I shared the Denver Omelet and One Pancake. We also got other items to share, like the Pecan Roll. The omelet truly is jumbo! It comes in a giant skillet with potatoes. It was full of all the fixings and needed a bit of seasoning, but overall it was good. The pecan roll was sweet and so gooey! The pancake tasted average. The thing here is the portion sizes. Considering we shared and still had leftovers, that's a sign in itself. Everyone else enjoyed their dishes and left stuffed. If you're visiting Chicago and want a true breakfast diner experience, Lou Mitchell's is a must-try. Find them off W Jackson Blvd., near public transportation.

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Extremely friendly place with very good food and an excellent vibe! This is a true neighborhood…read moregem, crowded with a diverse group of folks sitting around the counter on colorful, comfortable, cushioned stools. The owner spontaneously spent time with us, explaining everything on the menu-- so friendly and helpful. My simple scrambled eggs with beans and rice was delicious with their very fresh housemade spicy and chunky hot sauce. My son's French toast was perfect. My husband's chilaquiles was incredible (and huge), and note, they have three different styles of chilaquiles, with vegetarian options. They have three varieties of agua fresca-- we didn't try them, but they looked amazing. American and Mexican classic dishes, including Chicago Dogs, chili relleno, etc. We'll be back!

You can't get good Mexican food in Chic....wait a minute !! Yes you can ! We stopped by this…read moreadorable little diner today and was greeted by the sweetest lady who introduced herself as the owner ! She kindly greeted this Houstonian and brought us some delicious coffee! A funny and very courteous gentleman took or order and continued to provide great chatter ! Then he brought out my "small" bowl of menudo -which wasn't that small and loaded with hominy and tripe! The taste before I made it my own was delightful! I tend to over do it with the limes and onions but even without it was nom nom ! The asada taco meat was seasoned so deliciously! The flour tortillas seemed to melt in my mouth! My friend ordered the chilaquiles and the order was HUGE! So she gave me like a quarter of it and the homemade chips and meat were amazing !! Even the sweet cook came and chatted and was so kind and we thanked her for a delicious meal !! I go home tomorrow but not before we stop here for another meal!

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