Can't recommend this place enough. Great owners, fish tacos are amazing, love this place.
Dale Lamb
It's a great place to eat with
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Cheese
Kimberley Slater (NorthwestKimberley)
Dogs are allowed, but I have a bigger dog and honestly would not recommend. They are very friendly toward animals, it's just a smaller place and more loungyish atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: ⁹Tina's Tom Kha Soup
Christian Zinck
Delicious food, great cocktails, $5 Rainier.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Spencer Bailey
What a great place. We just came for drinks. I didn’t get food, but the staff were really fun and it was a nice vibe in there. Ill come back for food for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
David Higgins
good food and cocktails in an upscale bar. nice value for the money. i liked the tom kha soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: ⁹Tina's Tom Kha Soup
Jordan Lynee
$14 for hummus plate, for just a few dried out trash carrots, stringy celery, hummus so/so, pita delish but only 2 tiny slices provided. It was hard to get service so didn’t stay much longer / for more. Lots of good reviews here but don’t order the hummus.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
Kristinn Jones
okay so,“The Traveling Goat” the name, the google provided photos, it sets an apparent ambiance of industrial jazz spot— and while they (allegedly) have jazz, the on demand music pumping through the speakers is enough to give a person whip lash. The server was lovely, and I’m sure the bartender as well. but the drinks!!! gag. very bad. (and premade cold brew martinis???? please be serious!!!). Back to the ambiance of the place, not only was the music a screamo song directly followed by a tyler the creator song, the tv steadily streaming sports derails the vibe in a major way. If you’re gonna be a sports bar then just commit to that atmosphere rather than ruin the one you’ve obviously meticulously curated. Hopefully this place is just trying to find its sea legs and gets itself together ambiance wise. Overall the experience was decent.also they didn’t provide water which is just a bummer.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
Barbara K.
We finally got here on Christmas Eve. Easy parking!Steve was very welcoming and took care of everybody very well.We got our drinks in record time - a great Dirty Martini, and beer my husband liked. Then fried spring rolls, very tasty! Gochujang wings were nicely spiced and very crispy! There was a special of stewed pork with 5 spice that was so good I wanted a big plate of it! And so many more things to try! We hope to be regulars on weeknights.
Alicia M.
Cute little bar in QA. My friend had suggested this place for drinks as she had her pup with her and she knew Traveling Goat was dog friendly. We enjoyed some good cocktails and ended up getting some small bites as well. Seems like the food and cocktails rotate frequently based on other reviews. I hope to come back again!
First time here and I’ll be coming back. It was great meeting the owner and he took our drink orders. The drinks were good (seasonal options were nice), and I liked the atmosphere. I’ll need to come back for happy hour and food!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Matt Bonney
Good wings, solid tacos, live music.Hard to complain really.
David P.
We stopped by for happy hour, and the service put this to a 5-star. The food, on its own, was pretty terrific, too. The drink menu isn't very extensive, but is well curated. My wife loved her lemon drop, and the IPA recommended by our waiter was very nice. I had the Larb tacos. Sooooooo hot and wonderful. The shell was larger, and the stuffing more extravagant than I expected. Spicy! Be prepared and have a full beer nearby. My wife started with the garlic edamame followed with spicy tofu tacos (not on the menu, but when asked for a veggie dish, it was offered). Both were terrific. Our dining companions enjoyed their salt and pepper crispy wings and fried spring rolls.If you are attending something at the Seattle Center, give this place a try. Wait, even if not going to an event at the Center, give this place a try.
Jane Mathias
Finally stopped by Travelling Goat and had a fun night here. They have a good variety of food and cocktails. From their food we ordered their garlic edamame, wings, cheesy tots, butter chicken tacos, fried ravioli, fried spring rolls and they all tasted great. Now the drinks were really good - loved their cold brew martini, whisky sour and the bartender did a good job of surprising us with different drinks based on what we requested and our palette. The place is relatively quaint and has semi-speakeasy vibes which I like. I always go here on weekdays to avoid weekend rush and always have a seat.Since this is queen anne, parking can be a pain. Overall I like this place and will stop by again.
Can't recommend this place enough. Great owners, fish tacos are amazing, love this place.
It's a great place to eat with
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Cheese
Dogs are allowed, but I have a bigger dog and honestly would not recommend. They are very friendly toward animals, it's just a smaller place and more loungyish atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: ⁹Tina's Tom Kha Soup
Delicious food, great cocktails, $5 Rainier.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a great place. We just came for drinks. I didn’t get food, but the staff were really fun and it was a nice vibe in there. Ill come back for food for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
good food and cocktails in an upscale bar. nice value for the money. i liked the tom kha soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: ⁹Tina's Tom Kha Soup
$14 for hummus plate, for just a few dried out trash carrots, stringy celery, hummus so/so, pita delish but only 2 tiny slices provided. It was hard to get service so didn’t stay much longer / for more. Lots of good reviews here but don’t order the hummus.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
okay so,“The Traveling Goat” the name, the google provided photos, it sets an apparent ambiance of industrial jazz spot— and while they (allegedly) have jazz, the on demand music pumping through the speakers is enough to give a person whip lash. The server was lovely, and I’m sure the bartender as well. but the drinks!!! gag. very bad. (and premade cold brew martinis???? please be serious!!!). Back to the ambiance of the place, not only was the music a screamo song directly followed by a tyler the creator song, the tv steadily streaming sports derails the vibe in a major way. If you’re gonna be a sports bar then just commit to that atmosphere rather than ruin the one you’ve obviously meticulously curated. Hopefully this place is just trying to find its sea legs and gets itself together ambiance wise. Overall the experience was decent.also they didn’t provide water which is just a bummer.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
We finally got here on Christmas Eve. Easy parking!Steve was very welcoming and took care of everybody very well.We got our drinks in record time - a great Dirty Martini, and beer my husband liked. Then fried spring rolls, very tasty! Gochujang wings were nicely spiced and very crispy! There was a special of stewed pork with 5 spice that was so good I wanted a big plate of it! And so many more things to try! We hope to be regulars on weeknights.
Cute little bar in QA. My friend had suggested this place for drinks as she had her pup with her and she knew Traveling Goat was dog friendly. We enjoyed some good cocktails and ended up getting some small bites as well. Seems like the food and cocktails rotate frequently based on other reviews. I hope to come back again!
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First time here and I’ll be coming back. It was great meeting the owner and he took our drink orders. The drinks were good (seasonal options were nice), and I liked the atmosphere. I’ll need to come back for happy hour and food!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Good wings, solid tacos, live music.Hard to complain really.
We stopped by for happy hour, and the service put this to a 5-star. The food, on its own, was pretty terrific, too. The drink menu isn't very extensive, but is well curated. My wife loved her lemon drop, and the IPA recommended by our waiter was very nice. I had the Larb tacos. Sooooooo hot and wonderful. The shell was larger, and the stuffing more extravagant than I expected. Spicy! Be prepared and have a full beer nearby. My wife started with the garlic edamame followed with spicy tofu tacos (not on the menu, but when asked for a veggie dish, it was offered). Both were terrific. Our dining companions enjoyed their salt and pepper crispy wings and fried spring rolls.If you are attending something at the Seattle Center, give this place a try. Wait, even if not going to an event at the Center, give this place a try.
Finally stopped by Travelling Goat and had a fun night here. They have a good variety of food and cocktails. From their food we ordered their garlic edamame, wings, cheesy tots, butter chicken tacos, fried ravioli, fried spring rolls and they all tasted great. Now the drinks were really good - loved their cold brew martini, whisky sour and the bartender did a good job of surprising us with different drinks based on what we requested and our palette. The place is relatively quaint and has semi-speakeasy vibes which I like. I always go here on weekdays to avoid weekend rush and always have a seat.Since this is queen anne, parking can be a pain. Overall I like this place and will stop by again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Ravioli, Spring Rolls, Chicken Wings, Wings, Butter Chicken, Traveling Tacos - Butter Chicken, Garlic Edamame
My go to spot before Climate Pledge events! Great atmosphere, good, and service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5