January 22, 2020
Courtesy of/Society Hill Films
The Goat, a new restaurant in Rittenhouse, offers a reuben burger on its menu.
Fergie Carey and Jim McNamara of Fergie's Pub are opening a new bar/restaurant in Rittenhouse Square called The Goat.
Named after the park's famous bronze goat statue, the pub will officially welcome guests starting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 23.
The Goat is located at 1907 Sansom St., formerly home to Oh! Shea's, and includes two bars, two fireplaces and 118 seats.
From the kitchen, chef Adrian Geronimo – the brother of the chef at Fergie's Pub – will serve "elevated comfort food." Guests can order the ancho chili-braised short rib, reuben burger, "angry" mussels, green chili barbecue jackfruit sandwich and other inventive bar foods.
To drink, there will be beer and cider on tap, nearly two dozen bottles and cans, and a dozen wines by the glass. Speciality cocktails will be added later this winter.
After the grand opening, The Goat's hours of operation will be 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily. The kitchen will stay open until midnight and happy hour will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
For a peek at the menu and space, check out the photos below.
Inside The Goat, a new corner bar in Rittenhouse.
There are two bars inside The Goat.
There are two dining areas and each has its own fireplace.
The menu for The Goat at 1907 Samson St.
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