Looking for a great burger in Dallas? Put Rodeo Goat Dallas on your must-try list.
My first visit to Rodeo Goat was in 2016, and I was hooked from the start. The service stood out — our server, Nandy, made the experience memorable. Friendly, knowledgeable staff set the tone for a relaxed meal.
My friend ordered the Royal With Cheese and paired it with a Revolver Sidewinder. I chose the Telluride Burger, enjoyed with a Real Ale Fireman after a generous taste test from Nandy. While we waited, we stepped outside to play a ring-on-a-string game and had a little friendly wager — good times and great anticipation for the food.
The burgers and hand-punched fries at Rodeo Goat are reliably delicious. Burgers are cooked to order and easily customized, so you can add or remove toppings to suit your taste.
On a more recent visit in November 2018 I brought a fellow food blogger who was in town. As expected, the burgers and fries impressed both of us. I again ordered the Telluride Burger — it remains my favorite. Fortunately my cow’s milk allergy doesn’t extend to goat milk, so I enjoyed goat cheese on the burger. The sandwich was so generously built it was a challenge to fit in one bite.
My friend tried the Sugar Burger and liked it, though it became a bit sweet midway through. Between the inventive toppings and the Texas-sourced beef from 44 Farms, each bite was full of flavor. We shared a serving of crispy hand-cut fries, and my friend finished with a pecan hand pie made by Puttin on the Ritz Catering.
If you find yourself in Dallas’ Design District, Rodeo Goat is worth a stop. The restaurant offers a dog-friendly patio, so you can dine with your pup on warmer days.
Rodeo Goat has additional locations across the region, including Fort Worth (the original location), Frisco, Garland and Houston.
Rodeo Goat Dallas is located at 1926 Market Center Blvd.