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down and no one greeted us at all....no eye contact, no one coming by to say hi, nothing. And that was the story of the night. The bar tenders are clearly, too cool for school for anyone sitting at the bar. Complete tools is another way to say it. From ordering drinks, to asking for a menu to every order we wanted to make after that for more drinks and food, we had to verbally get someone's attention. The issue I have is they were not that busy. The 'boy's basically sat back there and were entertaining each other. As the guest seemed to be an annoyance for their social interactions w/ each other (including one tool doing standing pushups against the bar and the group of them doing some dancing and clapping during some song that came on) ....My female friend said it best ..."that was fun watching those guys bl*w each other.' About as obnoxious as i have encountered in a long time. I can't remember the last time I have not tipped 20% and on this night, except for my personal embarrassment and integrity, I tipped 15% and felt that was too much. Food - Awesome!!! This was the difference between a 2 star review. We loved everything we had! Oysters, Beet Salad, Scallops w/ duck & pork ribs. All of it was beyond good and worth the trip on its own. Overall - Decor is very cool, food is amazing, but the bar service was so over the top bad that it left a real bad impression on us. It was a random Thursday when we decided to pop in and see what Girl and the Goat looked like in terms of a wait (they are taking reservations for the end of July when I called). The bar is first-come first-serve and we hovered over a couple who was about to leave and snagged the seats. FYI: full menu served in the bar. Service was impeccable. Knowledgeable, friendly, and fast (but not rushed). The ambiance was very nice - and it wasn't so loud that you couldn't talk. The drinks were also very good and packed a punch. The food was, as expected, amazing. To start, we ordered the fresh bread with a thousand-island type butter and the shishito peppers - every random few are hot and spicy. I thought both were just average. Then... we moved on to the fish and meat dishes. Wow. Ham frittes, Hiramasa (pork belly croutons amazing!), scallops, lamb tartar, and of course, the Pig's Face. All were very good, however, a few stood out. The Pig's Face sounds a bit intimidating, but it was perfectly seasoned and came with a sunny-side up egg. It was probably my favorite dish on the menu! I also was a big fan of the lamb tartar and the Hiramasa dishes. We also ordered the chocolate cake for dessert. It was no ordinary chocolate cake. First, it had a crunch to it, which I understood to be salt (but yet, not salty). It also came with a shittake gelato (which I didn't like but I don't like mushrooms and not even Stephanie Izard can fool me). Yes, it is definitely a 5 star place. Is it hyped up? A little. I am very
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