I had read about this restaurant in a couple magazines and knew I wanted to dine here. I was in town to see a play(Hamilton) and was making a weekend out of it. I did have a reservation(recommended). It was a Friday evening and the...More

Excellent staff very friendly and accommodating. Amazing food love the Brussels Sprouts!! Beautiful atmosphere.

To be fair with this review, we need to go back for a second visit! Due to weather in Greenville and Hamilton at The Peace Center, things were pretty crazy. Our restaurant called earlier that day to cancel our reservation due to weather. Other restaurants...More

Six of us went. We'd been to Lazy Goat several years ago and did not like the food, but things change, so we decided to go again. Big mistake. My wife's fish and one other guest's fish was stinky. Others at the table could smell...More

We eat out a lot. We take care of our servers and bartenders. However, this last visit to Lazy Goat was just bad. We had an early reservation since we had show tickets in the neighborhood two hours later. The restaurant was about 30% full...More

We enjoyed our lunch, it was not fantastic like I have to come back, but it was good. Has a good view, service very good but had to wait a long time for the food.

Not having reservations, we were offered seats at the bar, which we took. It turned out to be a great option. Service for drinks and food was fast, and the meals did not disappoint. We had the fried goat cheese (highly recommend), lamb lollipops, pork...More

Service was fast...very helpful and professional. Setting was beautiful. Food was so-so. No draft beer. Paella is great, but we also had 5 apps and none were very good.

The Lazy Goat is a unique Greenville institution. It is located in Falls Place, on the banks of the Reedy River, across from the Peace Center and directly behind the outdoor amphitheater. From the very privileged position one can enjoy Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine designed...More

This is a favorite restaurant of friends I was visiting in Greenville, and it would be mine, too, if I lived there. The sleek, sophisticated atmosphere of the main floor carries through to the lower level, where we were seated. Large windows overlook the Reedy...More