Goody Goody Burgers

The ambiance is fantastic! It has a diner look inside, with a bar, tables and booths, and outside tables. The service is also excellent and fast, considering it was full when I went. I ordered the Goody Goody Burger to have the "classic" experience, I guess, and I must say it didn't blow my mind, but it was still pretty good. The price is a little salty, but the location explains it. Even though the name refers to burgers, from what I saw on the menu, I think breakfast food is the restaurant's main focus. I definitely recommend checking it out! I will go again some other time to try the breakfast food, and I'll update my review.

Nestled in the heart of town, Goody Goody Burger is a delightful throwback to the golden era of drive-in burger joints. Stepping through the doors feels like entering a time capsule, with its vibrant decor, patterned floor design, and repurposed garage doors that looked out to the main street. Had a delicious burger and blt loaded with bacon, but the real star was the professional and on point staff. I am looking forward to our next visit.

This has to be one of our favorite restaurants in Tampa. Great value, excellent service, tasty food, and fast and attentive service. What else can you ask for. We love their pancakes and burgess, but all their menu items are great. The location of this place is also ideal. To sum up Goodie Goodies in Tampa's Hyde Park is a brunch haven! 🍳 Indulge in their must-try dishes like the Insta-worthy Avocado Toast Tower or the OMG-worthy Red Velvet Pancakes. 🥞 Located in the trendy Hyde Park district, it's the perfect spot to snap pics for your foodie feed. 📸 Fun fact: Goodie Goodies crafts their signature Bloody Mary with a secret spice blend, adding a spicy twist to your brunch experience. ✨ Chic vibes, flavorful bites – your brunch dreams come true at Goodie Goodies! 😋 #BrunchGoals

Had the chicken sandwich, GG classic burger, The rusty dog, and an order of onion rings. The Chicken sand. and the onion rings were the best of what we had ordered. The burger was hand pressed with a tomato and sugar puree sauce. The hot dog and the fries were just standard. The building has a art deco vibe. Prices are reasonable for the area.

This diner is exactly what this diner always has been and should be. A place to grab an old fashion hamburger or cheeseburger made exactly how your great grandpa and great grandma would remember. The fries are great as well. And don't forget the shake! Eeyore did not make this visit.... Maybe next time ol' donkey.