Iconic Tampa restaurant Goody Goody to close, again
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TAMPA — After a valiant attempt at revitalizing a childhood favorite, restaurant maestro Richard Gonzmart will close the iconic Tampa-based burger chain Goody Goody. The 1905 Family Of Restaurants, owner of Ybor City’s 119-year-old Columbia Restaurant, announced that the diner will shut its Hyde Park location this week. Goody Goody first opened in 1925 and was revived in 2016, but it will be closing this week. While its famous burgers, French fries, and butterscotch pie will still be available at its location at the Tampa airport, its Hyde Park diner will no longer be serving customers.