
Goat Head is american dining in Central City, rated 4.7★ ($ 10-20).
Goat Head, nestled in Central City's vibrant neighborhood, offers an eclectic menu with standout vegan and non-vegan options. The cozy atmosphere, combined with creative dishes like the Hail Seitan and Tower of Babel, promises a delightful dining experience.
Recurring themes across 188 Google reviews:
Drive to 702 S 300 E, Salt Lake City. From downtown, head south on State Street, turn left onto 700 S, and then right onto 300 E. Parking is available on the street.
Take the UTA TRAX Red Line to Courthouse Station. Walk east on 700 S, then turn right onto 300 E.
Request a ride to 702 S 300 E, Salt Lake City. The restaurant is visible from the street.
Goat Head welcomes all with its friendly ambiance and thoughtful amenities, like cozy seating and attentive staff. The restaurant's eclectic menu, featuring vegan and non-vegan options, ensures everyone feels at home, while its warm atmosphere and local craft drinks enhance the visit.
Goat Head serves american, vegan.
Goat Head is in Central City, Salt Lake City — 702 S 300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84111.
Roughly $ 10-20 per person.
Goat Head is walk-in; it doesn't take reservations.
4.7★ from 188 reviews.
Across 188 Google reviews, people most often mention vegan, the menu, french toast, brunch, names.
For the best experience at Goat Head, guests should visit during weekday mornings for a relaxed vibe and quick service. Seasonal brunch specials and local craft beverages await, providing a taste of Salt Lake City's culinary flair.
For the best experience at Goat Head, guests should visit during weekday mornings for a relaxed vibe and quick service. Seasonal brunch specials and local craft beverages await, providing a taste of Salt Lake City's culinary flair.
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