The Blind Goat Food and Drink Co.

Stopped in for happy hour on Friday. Great place to grab a beer! They have a $ 4 happy hour goblet for beer, which is huge! I had the Unholy from Coppertail. Can’t believe how great this deal is. The place has lots of energy and cool people. I’ll be back.

Slightly better than staying at home. They spent too much on the remodel and jacked up the prices to get out of debt faster, but the food is alright and the beer is cold.
Not enough parking.
Odd hours.
Respectable amount of TVs.
Biggest downside, it’s a Steelers bar!

Very small — good handmade margaritas… outside of that pretty boring place, not much seating & the live music the happy hour i went to sucked. Upper early 30s and up crowd. If you are looking for somewhere intimate and relaxed this may be your spot. If you are looking for a live happy hour, not so much…

So I know that there have been so many good reviews for this bar, which is why my husband and I decided to try it for happy hour. Unfortunatley, we did not enjoy it as most have. We had the spevial happy hour puzza which was just ok. Honestly it was no better that a frozen thin crust pizza and it was half the size. Just not our cup of tea.

Great Moscow mules served in copper mugs, love! Delicious flatbreads and chicken wings. Great happy hour which sadly we missed by a few minutes. Service was good except they accidentally threw out my sisters pizza that had been boxed up for her to take home. They did offer to make another one but we were ready to leave. They offered everyone free shots everytime the Tampa Bay Lightning scored, pretty cool!

Atmosphere is cozy, drinks are good and service is too. I just wish that the short order cook would wear gloves and I’m not fond of hair in my food.

A notch above dive bar status, great selection of beer and liquor, food mediocre.
3 stars = Live music was a little loud for small area but drinks were good and price cheap enough for a college freshman budget, especially happy hour. Food portions were light and didn’t satisfy the hunger monster in my belly.
For drinks, I ordered local craft beer, 12 Mile High mixed drink, Cilantro Jalapeño Margarita, and the Patron XO. (Note: not all drinks were oredered in one night…)
AVOID the Cilantro Jalapeño Margarita like the plague unless you have a love affair with jalapeños and you can handle drinking straight jalapeño juice. Every other mixed drink I tried was pretty good.
I have ordered the Chips and Salsa, the Eggplant Sandwhich, and a custom pizza. Everything comes out as advertised but no thrills in the area of taste. You will probably still be hungry after you finish eating if you are fat like me.

What a nice place!!!
The 2 of us shared the Condor Club Sando and the CDS Bar Pie Pizza and thoroughly enjoyed both — the best part of our first visit was great service from Haliee (Hailee??), who was the bartender, server and hostess for most of the time we were there…
Very nice atmosphere with an eclectic mix of patrons during the early dinner hour.
We WILL be back…

Formally a dentist office that has been transformed into a comfortable, sleek bar. There is not an abundance of space or seating at the bar but plenty for our party of 3. We started out with a green tea shot and a bottled beer. Prices seemed very fair, I believe my beer was $ 4. What really impressed me was the fresh lime juice in my shot. No extra sugary, nasty pre made sour mix here, the bartenders literally juiced real limes to add to our shots. That was a first for me and made all the difference in the taste. They were phenomenal.
The menu has an Italian approach with offerings such as stromboli, French onion dip and chips etc. We will venture more into the menu next time we visit, because I know there will be a next time. Amber the bartender was very personable and knowledgeable about all of the patrons requests for drinks.
Overall a very nice experience we can’t wait to revisit this establishment.

The Blind Goat Food and Drink Co is a prohibition-​style eatery, serving craft beer, cocktails, pizza, and small Mediterranean dishes. The Blind Goat is located off of Henderson and Estrella in South Tampa right down the street from Pete’s Place Karaōke Bar but offers a slightly higher brow more civilized setting to enjoy other people’s company. The mascot of the bar, a goat with funky sunglasses, hangs from the wall and is featured on the menu and the doors. The Blind Goat has a Happy Hour 4PM-​7PM every day which includes $ 3 wells, $ 4 goblet of craft brews, $ 5 pizzas, and $ 5 select cocktails. The best pizza deal is on Thursday when you can get all signature pizzas for $ 5. The Blind Goat has shuffle board and dart games for playing. When out of happy hour, their drinks are rather pricier than average and their wine selection is a bit limited. Our bartender Hailee was pretty nice and courteous. There is a private lot on-​site for street parking. There are TV’s for watching the game here. The noise level is average. There is no live music here. This is a smaller bar with old no frills furniture and décor. Blind Goat offers a chill vibe but without the low level mood lighting to match and I don’t see this place ever getting too packed, like Pete’s Place next door.

I have to give props for the service on the first night we visited This bar but the sandwich will not get the same reviews. The sun dried tomatoes were huge and overpowered by the extreme absence of the bacon.
We returned on a Monday night without the great service. Bartender was too busy with loud obnoxious people at bar and entertaining them when it was extremely evident we were ready to leave.
Sorry! I suggest working on tweaking menu and ensuring you maintain consistent great service. Good Luck

I have been here twice in the past week. My husband and I were having one of those «where do you want to go?» «I don’t care. Just someplace different. Where do YOU wnt to go?» and it just so happened we were on Henderson just having left the library so I saw the Blind Goat and realized that conversation also made me want alcohol… BONUS! ;-D
Well, they have these pizzas that are made, I swear, on a cracker. They are amazing and have wonderful toppings that I am now craving AGAIN! I may have to finish this review later because it’s about lunchtime…
Okay, I’ll try. The waiter was excellent and a gentlemen that was either the owner or manager kept stopping by to check on us — he just never introduced himself. The drinks were awesome and MUCH needed!
I have to say the 2^nd time we went, this past Monday, the service was NOT the same. My husband had to stand up to get the waitresses attention to order food, then to get the bill. There was some VERY raunchy language coming loudly from the bar, and although I tend to speak kinda (!!) raunchy at times, also, I have a rudder (my husband) and it doesn’t happen in public because we leave before I get that bad… then I go home or to a friends house and let my freak flag fly! ;-D Those people LOVE me, but every soul in a public place may not…
Either way, I’m heading to the Blind Goat again. Now. So, hopefully I’ll see you there, we become friends, and you and your party can come over and we can all get crazy and loud!

Very satisfied by our first visit. Good happy hour specials, delicious pizza and snacks, friendly people, and all around fun. I will definitely return and may become a regular. Keep up the great stuff.
We returned two nights later. .. and are very satisfied. Pizza impressed again — I think the best have found in the Bay Area. Plan on being a regular.

Very good newish bistro. Good location on Henderson, sufficient parking, various games for customers… darts, mini-​shuffleboard and creative/​eclectic interior design, with lots of rustic art and goat images. TV’s everywhere and while we were there, a NC alumni group gathered to watch their team. Very extensive drink offerings, concentration on local brews, and lots of specials… drinks and food.
Menu was limited, mainly apps, sandwiches (sandos?!?) and similar offerings, but more unique than most pub grub. The dip combo was fine… several kinds of chips and great hummus, tsatsiki and smoked fish. Also tried capese salad (on special) and Madrid sandwich with ham and chorizo — -both good. Excellent friendly service. Came there for a Groupon but probably will return.

I have been back here a few times since my first visit and really enjoy hanging out at this bar.
The food is ok, nothing special but the atmosphere and drinks are great.
Great local bar!

Blind goat have the offer many local start beer. Why call the name blind goat. Is it a one eye jack of completely blind. It just the goat have sun glasses. Sound like too much drinking. But it is all good fun.
This is a cute place. They do have the happy hour from 4 to 7 pm. The price start at $ 3 to $ 5 for the happy hour. They also have food also. I would said small place with big package. They also serve food along the way of drink. They do have some signature cocktails that is good. I have not order the food yet. I will try it one day.
They not just serve food and drink. They also have little game such as shuffle board and darts. They open very late at weekend. Weekday close at midnight. Other than beer and cocktails, they are very limited on wine.

Great food, drinks, and awesome team from bartender up to the owner! We had an interesting first experience — truly an off day — but they quickly made up for it with personal attention to details. Pizzas are unique and delicious. My favorite part are the wings — one of the few places in Tampa that serves killer BAKED wings. A must try.
Proud to support local South Tampa businesses and looking forward to going back soon.

This cozy not-​too-​divey bar is great for just chilling. We’ve had a couple of the Sandos, which were awesome! The local draft beer on tap is a nice touch as well.
We liked being able to watch the games, but the digital juke box is a bonus too. They have a few dart boards to pass the time with, or try to challenge your date to who’s paying for dinner.
This a great low key kind of place that we are usually looking for!

I can’t speak to the food because the kitchen was closed by the time we got there, but this was the perfect lil gastro pub type comfortable place we were looking for. Especially after stopping in at Pete’s Place.across.the street. The beautiful. and gracious Hailee was. the perfect host to cap off Raju’s night of debaucherous birthday celebrations. The mixed drinks were pretty big time. We very much enjoyed the relaxed, cozy and fun atmosphere. The people working here were very welcoming and I would be happy to be a regulah.
There.are.darts in the back. Cute lil tables,.a bar area and counter seating. TVs for game watching. I suspect. more padding on the walls for acoustics. when it’s.busy would be good. But we loved. the décor and experience. And the menu items are fun. Look forward to trying them. I’m.sure they will work out. the
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.they evolve. into a fav place for all the best people. My kind of crowd. Civilized. :)

Met with some friends for happy hour on a Wednesday night. It was our first time. there was wine tasting for $ 15 per person during happy hour there were also three to five dollar drink specials. Trivia is also Wednesday night! Their food special on Wednesday was their sandwich called the Sando, it includes cole slaw, your choice of meat, provolone and a fried egg. Sounds weird I know but it was great with the steak! They also give you a large side of kettle chips. For $ 8 I had plenty to eat, had a cocktail, and a lots of laughter, I would say it was a good girl’s night out!
The parking lot is small but we parked next door at a doctor’s office. I could foresee this becoming an issue in the future as they become more popular.