Is The Fainting Goat Pub worth it in Jefferson Park?

A casual neighborhood dive bar with a friendly vibe and skilled bartenders, but quality and service can be inconsistent depending on who's working and what you order. Known for: dive bar with killer philly cheesesteaks.

What should I order at The Fainting Goat Pub?

Popular choices at The Fainting Goat Pub include Philly cheesesteak, Buffalo wings, Fries, Moscow mules.

What do visitors love about The Fainting Goat Pub?

Well-made drinks and good beer selection when you get attentive bartenders Philly cheesesteak is a popular menu item that reviewers actually enjoyed Laid-back dive bar atmosphere with regulars and a cool crowd, plus a $1 pool table in back Sports-friendly spot with multiple TVs for games

Is there anything to know before visiting The Fainting Goat Pub?

Buffalo wings are frequently disappointing—reviewers report they arrive cold and taste like they came straight from a frozen bag Drinks can be made too weak on alcohol Service quality varies wildly by staff member and can range from friendly to passive-aggressive Cheesesteak portions of actual cheese are disappointingly light Despite claiming to be pet-friendly, the venue may not accommodate pets or service animals as advertised

How expensive is The Fainting Goat Pub?

The Fainting Goat Pub is inexpensive — a budget-friendly pick, with a 4.3-star rating from 937 Google reviews.

The Fainting Goat Pub — Bars & Drinks near Jefferson Park, Denver

Item: The Fainting Goat Pub
Rating: 4.3
Author: Dave Chung

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What Visitors Say

Drew mahaney

a month ago

So, I got the buffalo wings. They were by far some of the worst, if not the very worst wings I’ve had in Denver and maybe the worst I’ve ever had. They must’ve been sitting for a long time because they were room temperature and not hot at all, and they were definitely poured straight from the bag and into the frier. The buffalo sauce on the side was ice cold. Never had ice cold sauce before…the fries were great and seasoned well. We both got the mules and they were extremely weak on alcohol. The cheesesteak tasted good there was hardly any cheese at all so that was confusing. Service was really bad too. My 8% tip reflected the terrible food, extremely weak drinks, and bad service. I won’t be back.

YVONNE MAYORGA

2 weeks ago

My family and I chose to try this place because multiple reviews mentioned that it was pet-friendly, especially for patio seating. We drove quite a distance to get there specifically for that reason. Unfortunately, our experience was the complete opposite. As soon as we walked in, the hostess made an unwelcoming face that immediately made us feel uncomfortable. We politely asked to be seated outside since we had our dog in her carrier. We were told there was no service outdoors and that we couldn’t keep our dog inside. What made the situation even more frustrating is that our dog is a service animal — and no one even bothered to ask. Instead of trying to accommodate us or clarify anything, we were essentially turned away. We felt dismissed and unwelcome, so we decided to take our business elsewhere. Reviews stated they were pet-friendly and that people had good experiences, but that was not ours. Even if the food had been amazing, the service alone would keep us from ever returning. In the end, they simply turned down business.

Beer Snob

2 months ago

This is a great little dive bar with surprisingly friendly staff! It looks a bit rough and tumble but I assure you it's not. The drinks were well made and the regulars were very friendly. I don't make it to this part of town very often, but if I do I'll be returning to this place. Please note that I didn't try the food so I can't speak to it.

Jeremy Claussen

a month ago

I have ordered every item on the menu and it has all been tasty. Huge fan of the Philly cheese. Good beer selection and bar service. I also liked the amount of TVs with sports games.