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From: EasyGoPro <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 16:29:34 -0700

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are plenty of other dishes that are great (the shishito peppers, cauliflower, and cod cheeks come to mind), but this review will center around the revelation that is "pig face." First or all, what comes in the pig face? Well, you find with a symphony of fatty pig parts found on the pig's face (snout, tongue, cheek, etc.) and you use it to sandwich some crunchy twiggy potatoes. What do you serve under this facial sandwich? A trio of sauces (a tamarind and black garlic sauce, a cilantro oil, and a red wine-maple gastrique). To top off this gluttonous assortment is a runny-ass sunny-side up egg. If you're a pork lover, this will fill that void that can't be filled by even the bacon-iest of bacon. It's that porky. It's perfection. It's also relatively affordable. At only $16, you can order yourself a plate (forget sharing). Do this. Do this every time. This is really all I have to say about Girl & The Goat. The pig face speaks for itself. What about the ambiance and decor and whatnot? Do
esn't matter. Your focus will all be on the pig face. I am not someone who likes going where all the "cool kids" congregate, I actually try to avoid places that are trendy, elite, and are all the buzz. But it was a Saturday date night and my boyfriend surprised me with this place, and I'm not the type of girl that turns that down. We did not have a reservation, and I would suggest NOT following in our footsteps. We were told it would be a 2.5 hour wait (which we were prepared for) and chose to take a stroll around the West Loop area to work up our appetite. I will say that the biggest strike against this place is how pushy everyone was to get us to eat at the bar. We were asked when we put our name in twice, then again when we checked back in, then when we decided to get a drink we were asked by two cocktail servers and the bartender. I get it...you want me to eat at the bar, but I don't want to and I will gladly wait for a table. Luckily our wait was only 1.5 hours (yes I real
ize that is still crazy long). Due to hearing that this was the "it place" to go and the pushiness of the staff I was not thrilled with my