What are goat balls at Rodeo Goat?
Another Rodeo Goat specialty is a dessert called "Goat Balls," which thankfully are not animal parts but actually fried balls of brie served with blackberry compote. On the bar side of things, expect plenty of local craft beer on tap and a solid selection of whiskey and cocktails.
Why is it called Rodeo Goat?
The father-and-son team strung multicolored lights across the restaurant—made to look like a holding pen at the rodeo—and placed a saddled, bucking goat over the bar. (They bought it from a South Texas taxidermist who kept the goat in his freezer. His name is Billy Goat Shaver.)
Who owns the Rodeo Goat?
restaurateur Shannon WynneRodeo Goat has two other locations in Dallas and Fort Worth. It's owned by Dallas restaurateur Shannon Wynne and his partners, Keith Schlabs and Larry Richardson. Wynne is behind several restaurant concepts, including Flying Fish, Flying Saucer, Meddlesom Moth and Mudhen.
What is Rodeo Goat steaming pile?
All you Steaming Pile Lovers, this one's for you! The "Pile It On" features a cheddar and jalapeño stuffed beef patty, topped with tater tots, chive goat cheese, jalapeño bacon, and fried egg. A quick smear of truffle mayo finishes it off.
Where is the original Rodeo Goat?
Fort WorthThe original Rodeo Goat is in Fort Worth.
How many locations does Rodeo Goat have?
six other restaurantsRodeo Goat is known for its casual patios and big burgers. The second will be in East Dallas, in the Casa Linda development, after the Frisco shop opens. Rodeo Goat currently has six other restaurants: in the Dallas Design District, Fort Worth, Plano, Irving, Rockwall and Houston.
Who owns the goat in Dallas?
Lota's Goat was the name during the '80s and '90s until Sandy and Bill Weiss renamed it The Goat in 2004. Sandy died, and Bill has remained the owner. The bar's ambience attracts a coterie of regulars who live across the country. Leslie Zinn resides in New Jersey and visits The Goat on every trip to Dallas.
Who owns meddlesome moth Dallas?
Wynne currently co-owns and operates restaurants in six states and 14 cities, including The Flying Saucers in Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri; The Flying Fish in Texas, Tennessee, and Arkansas; Rodeo Goat in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas; and Mudhen Meat and Greens, The Meddlesome ...
When did meddlesome moth open?
2010Keith Schlabs and Shannon Wynne, the team behind the Flying Saucer craft-beer chain, have upped their suds game. In 2010, they opened this gastropub with 40 rotating drafts, two cask ales and more than 85 bottles, all of which can be expertly paired with chef Chad Kelley's high-end pub grub.
What are hand punched fries?
They use cured Idaho potatoes, which translates into a potato that has been kept in cool, high humidity before it is stored. The process allows the skin to thicken and bruises and cuts to heal. Each potato is hand-punched, tossed into an ice bath, washed four or five times, and blanched for four minutes at 375-degrees.
Where is Rodeo Goat Ice House?
Another casual beer and burger joint called Rodeo Goat Ice House has opened near Fort Worth's Cultural District and they're grinding the meat for their burgers in house every day... Read More
Who won the 2015 Battle of the Burgers?
After a final face-off with Fred's Texas Cafe, a Fort Worth icon and favorite located mere steps away in the bustling West 7th area, Rodeo Goat emerged victorious in the 2015 DFW.com Battle of the Burgers readers bracket. Read More
Does Keith Grober like hamburgers?
If Keith Grober tries to hide his enthusiasm about hamburgers, it doesn't really show. From an explanation on why he prefers house-ground brisket and chuck to the goals he sets for each individual menu entry, his eyes light up and his vocal inflections become a little more evident. Keith Grober is excited about hamburgers. So it's no surprise, really, to find that he makes exciting hamburgers... Read More
Is a rodeo goat atypical?
Rodeo Goat is typically atypical. Even the d̩cor is hard to pin down. With its indoor/outdoor seating, the Goat is sort of like a Texas Hill Country general store, plus a healthy serving of kitsch the Christmas tree is trimmed with empty beer cans.
Where is Rodeo Goat located?
Rodeo Goat, the Fort Worth-based burger joint, opened its Houston outpost in the East Village development that�s home to SeaSide Poke, nightlife hotspot Chapman & Kirby, and three upcoming concepts from Coltivare owners Agricole Hospitality. Read More
What is a rodeo goat?
Rodeo Goat is typically atypical. Even the decor is hard to pin down. With its indoor/outdoor seating, the Goat is sort of like a Texas Hill Country general store, plus a healthy serving of kitsch the Christmas tree is trimmed with empty beer cans.
Where is Rodeo Goat Ice House?
Beloved Dallas burger joint Rodeo Goat Ice House has made a new home in Houston. The treasured Texas spot is known for its oversized patio and powerhouse burgers with names that are as funky as it gets. Read More
Does Keith Grober like hamburgers?
If Keith Grober tries to hide his enthusiasm about hamburgers, it doesn't really show. From an explanation on why he prefers house-ground brisket and chuck to the goals he sets for each individual menu entry, his eyes light up and his vocal inflections become a little more evident. Keith Grober is excited about hamburgers. So it's no surprise, really, to find that he makes exciting hamburgers... Read More
Where is Rodeo Goat Ice House?
Another casual beer and burger joint called Rodeo Goat Ice House has opened near Fort Worth's Cultural District and they're grinding the meat for their burgers in house every day... Read More
Does Keith Grober like hamburgers?
If Keith Grober tries to hide his enthusiasm about hamburgers, it doesn't really show. From an explanation on why he prefers house-ground brisket and chuck to the goals he sets for each individual menu entry, his eyes light up and his vocal inflections become a little more evident. Keith Grober is excited about hamburgers. So it's no surprise, really, to find that he makes exciting hamburgers... Read More
Where is Rodeo Goat Ice House?
Another casual beer and burger joint called Rodeo Goat Ice House has opened near Fort Worth's Cultural District and they're grinding the meat for their burgers in house every day... Read More
Does Keith Grober like hamburgers?
If Keith Grober tries to hide his enthusiasm about hamburgers, it doesn't really show. From an explanation on why he prefers house-ground brisket and chuck to the goals he sets for each individual menu entry, his eyes light up and his vocal inflections become a little more evident. Keith Grober is excited about hamburgers. So it's no surprise, really, to find that he makes exciting hamburgers... Read More
Is a rodeo goat atypical?
Rodeo Goat is typically atypical. Even the d̩cor is hard to pin down. With its indoor/outdoor seating, the Goat is sort of like a Texas Hill Country general store, plus a healthy serving of kitsch the Christmas tree is trimmed with empty beer cans.
