Little Goat Diner - Pleasantville

My husband and I went to the Little goat for breakfast while in the area. I picked this one specifically, because of all of the rave reviews. I have to say, the food was very good. It was fresh and you can tell they make everything to order. Unfortunately, the experience was killed by the very long wait for food and a bit of a wait for check. The service was good, although there were 2 waitresses who asked us the same thing…. It’s also a bit pricy for a diner. Overall, the food made up for it. FYI the hollandaise sauce is homemade and get the loaded hash browns… you won’t be sorry!

Fantastic! Don’t judge a book by its cover. Outside is unassuming, food is great! Would make this a stop in or out when coming down here.

Went with my mother(it used to be called Zickos, but he died). The little goat took it over, and they have done a wonderful job. They have large menu choices, and I can't say it enough how great it is. My mother and I will definitely go there

Stopped in on the way out of AC excellent breakfast stop after a night out. Eggs, pancakes, and breakfast meats served perfectly in a quant atmosphere.

My girlfriend and I decided to stop at a local diner when leaving AC, and when we googled, we saw the listing for the Little Goat Diner.Wow, we were not disappointed. We understand that food everywhere will be different from our norm. But Little Goat hit all the right spots.Food: The food was delicious, homemade, generous serving size, and fairly priced. We had the loaded Hash as an excellent app, which was filling and didn 't skimp on any ingredients. We both got eggs, with hash/grits, and meat. It was like 10.99 if I recall. Which, for me, was the pork roll dish, and it was worth every single penny.Service: Michelle was our waitress and talked about how everyone called out, so the owners were on the floor working. Which, for myself, as an ex-restaurant operator, I value so much. Everyone was so sweet, didn 't push us out the door, and seemed genuine individuals just enjoying a typical (freezing) Saturday morning. When it came to the grits, my GF said under her breath she wasns 't sure if she would like them, and the owner then said to her we can always replace them if you don 't, which, was really sweet and just wholesome of him.Atmosphere: I always dreamed of having my own breakfast diner. This place screamed it for me. The decor, music, set-up, and size were fantastic. This is the type of place that feels family-owned and operated, which I wholesomely support every chance I get.I can 't recommend it enough! We are heading down a few more times this year and will add the Little Goat to our breakfast plans when we can.