The Grazing Goat

About The Grazing Goat

Portman Village’s The Grazing Goat restaurant has very good reason for its choice of name. The land here in the Portman Square area was once used as pasture for goats reared, especially for the first Lady Portman because she was allergic to cows and their milk. While the service might not quite stretch to bringing in livestock especially for you here at The Grazing Goat, it’s pretty close with the food so fresh as to suggest it may have just been plucked from the back garden. Typically British, the menu is full of those classic pub staples, ably assisted by a bar full of wondrous ales and wines, made with the seasons very much in mind. This British theme runs through the interior of The Grazing Goat too, balancing rustic ease with contemporary style in a light, comfortable and relaxed dining room and in to the eight gorgeous boutique style hotel rooms above.