The menus are extensive and have a little something for everyone, and our staff if happy to help create the perfect dining experience for every guest that joins them. Located at 809 W Randolph, Girl & the Goat was one of the first establishments in the Randolph Restaurant Corridor. We offer a variety of seating choices, including a comfortable lounge, bar seats, standard table seating, and four seats close enough to the kitchen line that you might be asked to help.
Phosphate rock is formed in oceans in the form of calcium phosphate, called phosphorite. It is deposited in extensive layers that cover thousands of square miles. Originally, the element phosphorus is dissolved from rocks.
Nitrogen and carbon are also part of DNA. Unlike carbon and nitrogen, most of the phosphorous on Earth is stored in soil and rocks in the form of phosphate. Phosphate is one molecule of phosphorous surrounded by four molecules of oxygen, or PO43-. Plants can absorb phosphate directly through their roots. From there, it moves through the community in traditional fashion and back into the ground as animals die and decompose.