The Fainting Goat Pub

It’s The Goat, been my favorite bar since I moved here. Wing nights on Wednesday make the fatty in me smile and the pint mimosas on the weekend make the hungover sorority girl in my liver happy.

First time here, my girlfriend comes in often so I thought I would check it out. Great Happy Hour, Marcio, Christie and Jenna were super friendly. I didn’t order any food but I sat next to a gentleman who ordered the Shepherds Pie and it smelt amazing! I will be trying that next time!

I’ve passed the place on Broadway literally for years, without ever stopping in or even giving it a second thought. With nothing against the place, I feel like I see places that look like it all up and down Broadway so it makes one wonder… why that place?
Well, I finally came here for lunch at work one day after we decided to try somewhere new. We went at about noon and to our great surprise, were literally the only people in the joint. Not terribly surprising for a pub that probably sees most of its business in the evening and during sporting events, and kind of a nice thing.
The bartender came over right away and got our beer orders-​they have standard pub beers, plus a really solid selection of local and nationwide craft beers. I had an Oskar Blues Pinner, for example.
Their menu is pretty standard pub fare. I saw a cheesesteak sandwich and was craving that HARD, so I ordered that with fries. The food only took about 20 minutes, and it came out piping hot.
So…WOW. This is not hyperbole when I say it was the best Philly Cheesesteak I have had in Colorado, bar none. The bun was perfect, the meat was juicy, and they use actual cheese whiz. I devoured that thing (which was quite sizable) in about 10 minutes and it was completely worth the food come I experienced afterwards. Holy cow.
I was a big fan of the Fainting Goat between the beer selection, service and food. I will most definitely be back.

I met a bunch of people there. The upstairs loft was reserved for us and it was comfortable setting. It provides a pleasant ambiance with minimal background noise so we could easily socialize. Food and drink are reasonably priced.
I had a minor complaint that I brought to the attention of management by calling sometime later. I spoke with BK and I couldn’t have asked for more professional and polite handling of my situation. As soon as I said I have a problem he gave me his cell phone number. I was assured I would be working with one person and he would follow through to a satisfactory resolution. He returned calls in a timely manner and went above and beyond my request for solving the dispute.
They truly want satisfied customers and they’ve got one. I’ll be back and hope you’ll give them a try too.

One of the best not too dive-​y dive bars in Denver. Don’t expect too much from the servers on certain days but expect some solid food and a stiff drink. Bummed that they changed the menu up recently but they still have great options. Check out the roof patio!

Kristina talked us in to coming here. Joey was our bartender tonight. The entire experience was lovely. We will be back.

Came here for brunch on a Sunday a few weeks back.
The place is small but the second floor helps to disperse the crowd and makes for a comfortable atmosphere. There are plenty of TV’s but some of them are tied to the same receiver so if you want to change to a different game, someone watching the same game in another part of the bar would have to agree. I’m not sure if all TV’s are like that here but upstairs, we wanted to watch a different game than the one being shown and the server couldn’t change the channel because it would change the game on another TV that someone was watching. Oh well.
I opted for the corned beef hash with an extra egg on top. It was good food and a good-​sized portion. The mimosa (yes, it was that kind of Sunday morning) came in a pint glass. *high 5*
Overall a good spot in Cap Hill.

Love this local hangout. We’re crazy for hot wings and beer, it is a cool place to watch a football game and the food is pretty good too. Love the chicken strips, but sometimes the burgers don’t come out quite cooked to perfection. Still a great choice and we go here often.

We had a couple of hours to kill before our flight and the weather was good so we looked for a place with a rooftop on Unilocal.The Fainting Goat was an amazing choice, great choice of beers, good bar food, and the staff was extremely friendly. If I am in Denver again, I will definitely go back.

I went to this pub after happy hour and sat on the roof top with a gorgeous view of the mountain. It was busy– only 2 serves/​bartenders taking care of the whole upstairs. Since its small it’s easy to flag them down or just go to the bar and order up there. The margarita was perfect and drinks cheap. But the food really stole the show. The nachos (don’t remember which ones I had) were delicious and perfectly portioned with toppings. The friend chicken sandwich was one do the best sandwiches I’d ever had! Definitely going back!

Burger was greasy as hell… not even edible really. Pulled pork was bunk. Irish Nachos were good though. Shitty beer selection as well. I don’t get why this place has such a good rating.

Walked in, bartender looks us dead in the eye, then with out a word walks into the back. Does not return for several minutes. We left, ‘nough said.

Up on the rooftop for Happy Hour was a fun location, but 1 person is running the show up there. They told me they could make me my drink for $ 5.00 but was $ 6.75 on my bill. I didn’t even finish my mule because it was not very good.
The $ 5.00 Bronco Burger was the best part of the night.
Parking was very convenient but I probably won’t be back here. I dont think they make the drinks with love here.

We just finished dinner here at the fainting goat on the upstairs patio, and I was a little upset by the service. Everything was fine until somebody ask the price of a beer in which the female server/​bartender walked away and told one of her coworkers that we were cheap. All of this within and ears distance. We come here often as it is our neighborhood bar, and we usually enjoy ourselves. I have served for a living, ran restaurants, and ran kitchens but never have I ever had a server talk about us in front of our faces. Maybe a little tact would be nice next time.

Had the most amazing chicken club sandwich ever! The chef has serious skills and the bartenders are awesome too! Go check this place out! And make them ring the bell for pete’s sake!

It was quiet when we showed up and the place looked a little divey, but we wanted a pub so we went in.
I had the original chicken sandwich and he had the pork sandwich. I totally won. The pork one was still good, but my chicken sandwich rocked!
We had those and 3 beers between us, the bill came to less than $ 50! Perfect!
Can’t wait to come back.

The Goat serves food late, Cinderella pumpkin time, and it is surprisingly good. We had a burger with pulled pork and bacon, with fries and a couple beers. The bartender was great. I think monday is 5 $ burger day, and I think Tues is all you can eat wings for 10 $ Happy hour daily from 4 – 7

Pretty small place but is cozy. Not really much of an opinion on this one because it doesn’t really stand out for bars on Broadway. Good stopping point on your way down the street. Has shuffleboard

While walking to a dispensary, we stumbled on a street sign that read: $ 2 mimosas-​So of course we had to go in.
These mimosas are nothing like what I have ever seen. They don’t use the normal champagne glasses, they literally serve their mimosas in pitcher glasses (pls refer to my picture). 2 drinks later you are feeling really good because they are quite generous on the champagne.
Our server was Norman-​super chill guy with very attentive customer service.
The food was very tasty. I posted pictures on what we all orders. You cannot go wrong with there carne asada friends or nachos.
*The GREEN CHILI here is pretty good. I have definitely have had better… But the chili here is pretty good!

Always love the happy hour, food’s never bad, customer service is better than average.
But.you will come for the best atmosphere and awesome rooftop patio. =)

Whatever Floats Your Goat
OK, I didn’t get that expression entirely right, but who needs boats when you have goats? Seriously though, The Fainting Goat is a fantastic little pub right in the Golden Triangle neighborhood.
You can grab a cold, frosty pint to knock the edge off of a tough workweek, or have a nice sit down meal at a table or booth of your liking. The menu at Fainting Goat is actually one of the many pleasant surprises you’ll find here. Knock your socks off with a killer burger and an order of Irish nachos (house made chips, corned beef, & Swiss cheese, topped with horseradish dijonnaise).
The weekend is for fun and fun is what you’ll have! Enjoy drinks with your friends on top of their quaint rooftop patio while basking in the midday sun or soaking in the late night breeze.
It just doesn’t get any better than The Fainting Goat. No pretensions. All Irish class!

Celebrated at fainting goat after the St. Patricks day parade this weekend. It was busy which was fine, it is actually a fairly big place with 3 levels. The rooftop is gorgeous and has great views of the mountains.
My girlfriends and I had drinks and food, and probably the best service I’ve ever experienced in a bar setting. Our waiter, who was also the manager was awesome (I wish I could remember his name!) Everyone seemed to really enjoy their jobs at the fainting goat which was so cool! Mark the owner sat down with us and chatted with the group, he also was so nice and friendly.
Had the buffalo chicken wrap with tots and blue cheese. it was very tasty.
My whole experience here was so great, the goat will definitely be my new neighborhood hangout.