Nestled in the historic Great Petaluma Mill, the Wild Goat Bistro offers a casual dining experience in a rustic and inviting atmosphere. The charming space reflects a European style bistro with intimate dining tables, a reclaimed copper-top counter with a birds-eye view of the open kitchen and additional seating is available at a community farm table for larger groups.
The Wild Goat Bistro offers up a menu of honest food that uses local fresh ingredients in a variety of culinary traditions. From their specialty Neopolitan style 10″ pizzas, to innovative salads, to scrumptious main dishes, to sharable small plates – it is a seasonally changing menu that has something for everyone anytime of the day.
Special attention is given to making nearly the entire menu gluten-free – even the amazing home made desserts. They also have some delicious Vegan options. The carefully curated wine list includes wines from hand crafted, small production local vintners as well as wines of interest from around the world.
Wild Goat Bistro
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