I really, really want to love this place but it’s a little hard to do. The patios and outdoor seating are cool but if it’s cold, windy or rainy, then you are forced inside and there’s not a ton of seating. While there is a bar, it’s mainly just for ordering and there’s no seating.Pizza: on my first visit, my pizza was OK, but the toppings were skimpy, and mostly in the middle. I love a thin crust pizza, but the way they cut them into squares, you are basically left with nothing but crust on the edge pieces. Kind of like the edge of a quesadilla where there isn’t any cheese.Pizza on the second visit was about the same. I got the Pale Porker and added onions and jalapeños. Again, the middle of the pizza was good but the outside is just crust and this one was also a little burned. If this pizza had Alfredo sauce on it, I wasn’t able to tell. An hour later, and I still have a burned aftertaste in my mouth. I’m pretty sure that the crust picked up the burned flavor from all of the previous toppings and burned cheese from the oven and previous pizzas. if you have ever burned cheese in an oven, and know that smell, then that is what it tastes like.Service: on both trips, most of the staff acted like they didn’t even care I was there. It was like it was a bother that they had to wait on me. However, on both trips, there was one single server out of many, who was very friendly, but overall they seem like inexperienced 18-20 year olds who’d rather be elsewhere besides working.Ordering here is a little odd compared to what I expected. You have to walk up to the “bar” that isn’t a bar and order both food and beer. The food gets brought out, but then you end up having to go back and fetch your own beer. If you have leftover pizza, I’ve also had to walk up and get my own box.If the pizzas were absolutely amazing, I could maybe overlook some of the other stuff, but after two trips and bad experiences, I probably won’t be going back unless I’m with a bigger group who wants to go.Two beers, a pizza and tip was $40
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Glen Shipman
If ya love great Pizza’s with a Super Menu & a family friendly atmosphere, the Crusty Goat is perfect fit !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kitchen Sink Pizza
Kassi White
I didn't really have any expectations coming here the first time. We had heard it was great and wanted to give it a try while we were in the area. It was fine but not great. We got two pizzas because we saw how small/thin they were. They were ok. Not really that good. Kinda bland and lacking on toppings, especially the meat one. The beers we got weren't all that good either and were on the warm side. The staff was mostly teenagers joking around behind the counter, which is fine. We've all been there but I didn't feel overly welcomed when we arrived. They were never rude to us though. It was a neat place overall. But the limited menu options and the not great pizza kinda makes me think we won't go back unless someone invited us to. It was fun for a change up of our regular night out though. I'd say try it at least once. We got two pizzas and two beers and it was $44 before tip. So kinda pricey. There were also no napkins or plates easily accessible or on the tables, they didn't bring it when they brought your pizza. I had to follow a girl around and ask for stuff a couple times. I'm not sure their system for delivery to your table is all that great. They were walking around to table after table asking if this was our order. Even though we gave our tab number when we ordered, not a huge issue just looks a little confusing on their part to me.Vegetarian options: You could create your own pizza to customize it as vegetarian. They also allowed you to customize the menu pizzas. To remove meats.Parking: There are some spaces in front but there is also a gravel lot over to the side. No one really parks straight and it's not dedicated spots but it was large enough we didn't have trouble parking.Kid-friendliness: Kids were running rampant in the back area. Throwing the wood pieces and rocks from the ground everywhere and screaming. It was a lot of your not used to kids and a little annoying when you're trying to have a night out, but it's kid friendly nonetheless. They had a couple outdoor games and things to keep them occupied. Giant Jenga and corn hole.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: The Bearded Chicken
Timothy T
Great vibes, open air, tasty food and drinks.
Andrew Peed
Love thier pizza and thier coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ex Pizza, Kitchen Sink Pizza
LAHAMH
Good drinks, very cool atmosphere but my absolute Favorite is the cheesy jalapeno bread with honey dip I seriously crave this. Also thank you SO freaking much for the vegan cheese options, over all a great date night or night out with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Emily Lauritzen
Favorite spot in Sango for a coffee or a beer. We love the relaxed atmosphere! Even if you don’t like what they have on draft, there is an excellent canned selection. Tasty pizza too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mitch Curtis
I absolutely love this place. Great beer and vibes always.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
M. K. Sealy
If you’re looking for a lively, yet relaxed atmosphere and excellent beer and pizza, this is the place for you! You can’t make a wrong decision here, as everything on the menu is absolutely delicious.Parking: There is parking in the front, back, and to the side (across the street - it is easy to access, but easy to miss if it’s dark when you go)!
Fun local pub. Hand made thin crust pizza that was pretty good ? A nice neighborhood drinking hole ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
K Wells
Nice people. Great beer. The pizza smells delicious....It's definitely worth a return visit next time I back road it to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lexi L.
The location and setup is the best part about this place, especially when it's nice weather. Love the outside area, obviously bugs can be a problem though. I like that there's always a good variety of beers that rotate on tap. The pizza is consistent. The staff is all usually pretty young, so service can be hit or miss. Also don't come here near closing time. A small group of us (who haven't been able to see each other in a long time) were having some drinks. They gave us last call 15 min before closing (which was 8pm, so not even late) so we got one more round and we basically had to chug our beers because even though it was 7:55, the employees were being loud and deliberate that they were closed and we needed to leave. It was a bit uncomfortable. We weren't going to just sit there forever but most places usually give 10-15 minutes past close for you to finish. If this is the case maybe they should last call earlier.
Daniel Ayala-Quezada
Unique setup offering light food items that can be accompanied by brews and specialty drinks. We ordered their specialty pizzas: "The Crazy Ex" and "Let's Taco Bout It." We enjoyed our meal on their patio since it was a nice day to be outside. Will definitely return to try other menu items.Parking: 2 free lots available for parking.Kid-friendliness: Family friendly. They have a Father and Daughter breakfast on Saturdays.Wheelchair accessibility: The main dining room is wheelchair accessible but the outside patio is soft as it is covered in mulch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Ex Pizza
Javier Shepard
This location was fantastic. The service was excellent. The person assisting us was really considerate, took his time, and made some excellent recommendations. It was a very laid-back vibe. Everything was positive the entire time. We had the ex. TO DIE FOR and the bearded chicken for dinner. Thirsty Goat's thin crust pizza, which I like, did not let me down.
I really, really want to love this place but it’s a little hard to do. The patios and outdoor seating are cool but if it’s cold, windy or rainy, then you are forced inside and there’s not a ton of seating. While there is a bar, it’s mainly just for ordering and there’s no seating.Pizza: on my first visit, my pizza was OK, but the toppings were skimpy, and mostly in the middle. I love a thin crust pizza, but the way they cut them into squares, you are basically left with nothing but crust on the edge pieces. Kind of like the edge of a quesadilla where there isn’t any cheese.Pizza on the second visit was about the same. I got the Pale Porker and added onions and jalapeños. Again, the middle of the pizza was good but the outside is just crust and this one was also a little burned. If this pizza had Alfredo sauce on it, I wasn’t able to tell. An hour later, and I still have a burned aftertaste in my mouth. I’m pretty sure that the crust picked up the burned flavor from all of the previous toppings and burned cheese from the oven and previous pizzas. if you have ever burned cheese in an oven, and know that smell, then that is what it tastes like.Service: on both trips, most of the staff acted like they didn’t even care I was there. It was like it was a bother that they had to wait on me. However, on both trips, there was one single server out of many, who was very friendly, but overall they seem like inexperienced 18-20 year olds who’d rather be elsewhere besides working.Ordering here is a little odd compared to what I expected. You have to walk up to the “bar” that isn’t a bar and order both food and beer. The food gets brought out, but then you end up having to go back and fetch your own beer. If you have leftover pizza, I’ve also had to walk up and get my own box.If the pizzas were absolutely amazing, I could maybe overlook some of the other stuff, but after two trips and bad experiences, I probably won’t be going back unless I’m with a bigger group who wants to go.Two beers, a pizza and tip was $40
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
If ya love great Pizza’s with a Super Menu & a family friendly atmosphere, the Crusty Goat is perfect fit !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kitchen Sink Pizza
I didn't really have any expectations coming here the first time. We had heard it was great and wanted to give it a try while we were in the area. It was fine but not great. We got two pizzas because we saw how small/thin they were. They were ok. Not really that good. Kinda bland and lacking on toppings, especially the meat one. The beers we got weren't all that good either and were on the warm side. The staff was mostly teenagers joking around behind the counter, which is fine. We've all been there but I didn't feel overly welcomed when we arrived. They were never rude to us though. It was a neat place overall. But the limited menu options and the not great pizza kinda makes me think we won't go back unless someone invited us to. It was fun for a change up of our regular night out though. I'd say try it at least once. We got two pizzas and two beers and it was $44 before tip. So kinda pricey. There were also no napkins or plates easily accessible or on the tables, they didn't bring it when they brought your pizza. I had to follow a girl around and ask for stuff a couple times. I'm not sure their system for delivery to your table is all that great. They were walking around to table after table asking if this was our order. Even though we gave our tab number when we ordered, not a huge issue just looks a little confusing on their part to me.Vegetarian options: You could create your own pizza to customize it as vegetarian. They also allowed you to customize the menu pizzas. To remove meats.Parking: There are some spaces in front but there is also a gravel lot over to the side. No one really parks straight and it's not dedicated spots but it was large enough we didn't have trouble parking.Kid-friendliness: Kids were running rampant in the back area. Throwing the wood pieces and rocks from the ground everywhere and screaming. It was a lot of your not used to kids and a little annoying when you're trying to have a night out, but it's kid friendly nonetheless. They had a couple outdoor games and things to keep them occupied. Giant Jenga and corn hole.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: The Bearded Chicken
Great vibes, open air, tasty food and drinks.
Love thier pizza and thier coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ex Pizza, Kitchen Sink Pizza
Good drinks, very cool atmosphere but my absolute Favorite is the cheesy jalapeno bread with honey dip I seriously crave this. Also thank you SO freaking much for the vegan cheese options, over all a great date night or night out with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Favorite spot in Sango for a coffee or a beer. We love the relaxed atmosphere! Even if you don’t like what they have on draft, there is an excellent canned selection. Tasty pizza too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I absolutely love this place. Great beer and vibes always.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
If you’re looking for a lively, yet relaxed atmosphere and excellent beer and pizza, this is the place for you! You can’t make a wrong decision here, as everything on the menu is absolutely delicious.Parking: There is parking in the front, back, and to the side (across the street - it is easy to access, but easy to miss if it’s dark when you go)!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Garlic Bread, Cheese Pizza, BBQ Pizza, Kitchen Sink Pizza, Pizza Margherita
Fantastic! The pizza was delicious. The atmosphere was rustic and hip at the same time. We highly recommend this place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Fun local pub. Hand made thin crust pizza that was pretty good ? A nice neighborhood drinking hole ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice people. Great beer. The pizza smells delicious....It's definitely worth a return visit next time I back road it to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The location and setup is the best part about this place, especially when it's nice weather. Love the outside area, obviously bugs can be a problem though. I like that there's always a good variety of beers that rotate on tap. The pizza is consistent. The staff is all usually pretty young, so service can be hit or miss. Also don't come here near closing time. A small group of us (who haven't been able to see each other in a long time) were having some drinks. They gave us last call 15 min before closing (which was 8pm, so not even late) so we got one more round and we basically had to chug our beers because even though it was 7:55, the employees were being loud and deliberate that they were closed and we needed to leave. It was a bit uncomfortable. We weren't going to just sit there forever but most places usually give 10-15 minutes past close for you to finish. If this is the case maybe they should last call earlier.
Unique setup offering light food items that can be accompanied by brews and specialty drinks. We ordered their specialty pizzas: "The Crazy Ex" and "Let's Taco Bout It." We enjoyed our meal on their patio since it was a nice day to be outside. Will definitely return to try other menu items.Parking: 2 free lots available for parking.Kid-friendliness: Family friendly. They have a Father and Daughter breakfast on Saturdays.Wheelchair accessibility: The main dining room is wheelchair accessible but the outside patio is soft as it is covered in mulch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Ex Pizza
This location was fantastic. The service was excellent. The person assisting us was really considerate, took his time, and made some excellent recommendations. It was a very laid-back vibe. Everything was positive the entire time. We had the ex. TO DIE FOR and the bearded chicken for dinner. Thirsty Goat's thin crust pizza, which I like, did not let me down.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5